A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

It's Stryker again!

Tony was at a loss for words.

It turns out that even the Sentinel robots bear Stryker's mark.

This guy really is everywhere.

Who would have thought that Trask and Stryker would actually be working together now?

However, it's not surprising that birds of a feather flock together.

The diary also explicitly states that Stryker is a representative figure of the radical faction among humans, and his actions fully prove this point.

Therefore, Playboy wasn't surprised that Stryker could control Nightcrawler to assassinate the president or something like that.

After all, the other side once tried to exterminate mutants, didn't they?

The fact that this person is capable of committing genocide is enough to show that they have no bottom line.

Anything is possible.

The only problem is, the Night Crawler?

Judging from this nickname, there is no doubt that this person is also a mutant.

However, the playboy did not immediately assess his abilities.

After all, the direct meaning of "Nightcrawler" is a reptile that lives at night.

Reptiles are understandable, but what kind of ability can only adapt to night and not to day?

That remains unknown to Tony.

However, what Nightcrawler's abilities are is not important; what is important is that Stryker possesses the power to control mutants!

Whether through technical means or other methods, Stryker's ability to achieve this is an extremely bad thing for mutants.

"Stryker, Trask."

Charles, standing in front of another diary, silently repeated the two names in his mind.

These two individuals have had a profound impact on mutants!

Trisk is alright; although he is currently focused on researching Sentinel robots, even if they are eventually developed, that will be after his death.

But Stryker is the "lifelong enemy of mutants" as designated by the diary!

Charles was naturally paying close attention.

However, the diary always refers to the surname "Stryker" rather than the other person's full name.

Furthermore, no other relevant information was disclosed.

This undoubtedly made Stryker's investigation much more difficult.

But now...

Stryker, who is highly associated with Trask, is relatively easy to investigate.

Even if Charles can't use the brainwave enhancer, it's the same.

However, since Magneto has been rescued, Triske won't have to die this time.

With Magneto's abilities, stopping Raven from assassinating Trask would be a piece of cake.

[I don't know what Magneto was thinking, but he actually took the opportunity to shoot Raven.]

What were you thinking?

[Raven's DNA is key to creating the Sentinel robots, and Magneto's desire to eliminate this potential threat is understandable.]

[But the decision to use a gun is really a bit foolish; isn't that tantamount to handing Raven's blood to the enemy?]

"Magneto is really ruthless."

The playboy couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

It's ironic that he had previously felt some sympathy for Magneto because of his own experiences.

Some even felt that Magneto wasn't a truly bad person.

But now the diary has thrown a bucket of cold water on the playboy, waking Tony up.

This made Tony realize that his tragic past and cruel experiences were nothing more than the reasons that made Magneto who he is.

Even if it evokes pity and sympathy, it doesn't mean Magneto is no longer dangerous or that he can be considered a good person.

In reality, Magneto used nuclear bombs to bomb humanity, manipulated the illusionist in reverse to almost kill all of humanity, and controlled the Earth's magnetic field, among other things.

This is absolutely one of the most dangerous and terrifying figures in history.

This is a supervillain!

Mystique was actually mentioned in the diary long ago.

Although it is not clear whether this person is an X-Men member or a member of Professor X's camp.

But since this person decided to assassinate Trask, he is most likely not an X-Men member, since superheroes wouldn't do something like that.

Quite the opposite.

This style is completely Magneto's style.

Therefore, Playboy subconsciously speculated that Mystique was probably on the same page as Magneto, or even possibly Magneto's accomplice.

Regardless of whether it was true or not, Magneto decided to kill the person directly to prevent their DNA from being leaked!

This is far too cold-blooded and ruthless.

This is something only villains would do!

And to be fair, Tony actually agrees with the complaints in the diary.

If you're going to kill someone, why resort to shooting them?

That's really a bit of a joke!

Isn't this equivalent to Magneto deliberately letting Mystique's DNA leak in order to prevent it from being leaked?

What a naive and immature act this is.

So, was Magneto during this period still an inexperienced and ill-considered young man?

"Eric has actually decided to kill Raven!"

Charles, standing before another diary, was both shocked and furious, unable to remain calm.

Raven was like family to Charles; she was like a little sister he had grown up with since childhood!

Not only for himself, but also for Eric, Raven is extremely important.

When they parted ways in Cuba, Raven was a staunch supporter of Eric and one of his original team members.

result.

Eric still wants to kill Raven?

That bastard!

Charles was truly furious.

He now truly regrets it; he really shouldn't have saved Eric, it was a complete mistake.

However, even if you regret it, the matter is already settled and cannot be changed.

Charles can't just send Eric back to the Pentagon prison, can he?

Even if he wanted to, he didn't have the ability.

So what Charles needs to do now is to stop Eric in the next operation!

So... how can we stop it?

Charles clenched his fist tightly.

Should we exclude Eric from this operation?

It's no use. Eric already knows about the Sentinel robots, and they've definitely decided to kill Raven.

The best solution is to act alongside Eric, at least so that we can keep an eye on him at all times and stop him.

But Charles is worried that Wolverine and Hank alone might not be enough to stop Eric!

So, what should we do?

The best way, of course, is to recover your abilities as quickly as possible.

But, can I still do that?

Although Magneto is genuinely kind to mutants, even being wrongly accused of assassinating Melody after saving him.

[Therefore, he was imprisoned in what was then the most secure prison in America.]

But when those around him no longer have value, he will discard them without hesitation.

Even someone like Mystique, a loyal and trusted advisor who has served him faithfully for many years and rendered outstanding service!

[This is one instance of what happens during the "Reversal of Future Past" scenario. In the original future, Mystique was poisoned by a government-developed serum and turned into an ordinary human, only to be ruthlessly abandoned by Magneto in the same way.]

Without even blinking.

What the hell?

Melancholy was actually a mutant?

Tony nearly bit his tongue.

Who was Melodra?

That must be the most famous "internet celebrity president".

He rose to fame because of the assassination attempt, and the mystery surrounding the incident made it excellent material for his creative work.

He has appeared in countless movies and is arguably one of the most well-known presidents in American history.

Playboy never imagined that in that other universe, Melanie was actually a mutant!

Furthermore, considering the unique background of the X-Men universe and the sensitive relationship between mutants and ordinary people.

The true identity of Melojong is even more surprising.

Can you believe that the President of the United States is a mutant?

However, given the situation of mutants, even if it wasn't mentioned in the diary, Tony could have guessed it.

Melozo must have been hiding his mutant identity.

Otherwise, the other side would definitely not be able to stay in the presidency.

It's unclear what Melojong's abilities were, but in the end, he was still successfully assassinated.

It seems that the Melodrama of that other universe also couldn't escape this fate.

Magneto's capture, however, still came as a great surprise to Tony.

Playboy initially thought Magneto had done something again.

In the end, Magneto wasn't causing trouble, but doing good!

The other side is rescuing the president.

It just didn't work out.

Besides.

Tony has figured out Mystique's allegiance, and it actually matches his previous guesses very well.

Mystique is indeed Magneto's subordinate, no wonder her behavior is exactly the same.

However, it's quite something that Magneto can be so ruthless as to kill even his own subordinates.

"What Eric said was actually true!"

Charles, sitting in front of another diary, was still somewhat surprised by this.

On the way there, Eric had actually explained to Charles that he was not going to assassinate Melanie, but to rescue him.

This also demonstrates that Melancholy was a mutant.

But Charles didn't believe it at all.

They even found this argument so absurd it was laughable.

The President of the United States, a mutant?

Indeed, nothing could be funnier than this.

Charles was genuinely surprised to find that Eric was telling the truth.

Melozong really is a mutant!

Doesn't that mean Eric spent all those years in prison for nothing?

"A serum that turns mutants into normal people?"

When Charles's gaze fell upon the serum, his expression immediately turned serious.

Has the government actually developed something like this?

He is a mutant, and also the mutant with the most powerful brain in the world, who understands all aspects of mutants the most.

Charles knew all too well the impact this serum would have on mutants.

That would create greater conflict and more intense relationships among mutants.

People like Magneto are especially likely to take revenge on human society.

So what about Charles?

This thing is the most powerful weapon to "eliminate" mutants.

After all, this thing only deprives people of their belonging, it doesn't take their lives, which is an extremely deadly temptation for many mutants.

To put it simply, there are the Sentinel robots, Stryker's operation using the Illusionist, Stryker's son's extermination of mutants at their source, and this latest incident.

Are human governments really intolerant of mutants?

Is the beautiful future of peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans that I envision really so difficult to achieve?

Charles's mood grew increasingly heavy.

However, Magneto's actions against Mystique have backfired spectacularly.

He could never have imagined that Mystique would thwart his plan to assassinate the President of the United States using Sentinel robots, could he?

[This made Mystique a hero who saved the president, greatly improving the status of mutants!]

Otherwise, this matter will be really difficult to handle.

After all, Magneto had retrieved his helmet back then, which was completely capable of blocking Professor X's abilities!

Even if Professor X had "visited" his future self fifty years in the future, and through his future self's guidance resolved his inner conflicts and regained control of his abilities, it would have been completely useless.

[Professor X is truly amazing! Two Professor X's teaming up across time and space is absolutely incredible!]

???

This wave of spoilers has once again surprised Tony.

As mentioned in the diary before, Magneto controlled the Sentinel robots to assassinate high-ranking American officials, but the operation ultimately failed.

Playboy speculates that Professor X is most likely the one stopping Magneto.

But little did he know, it wasn't like that at all!

The one who stopped Magneto was none other than Magneto's henchman, Mystique!

Therefore, Magneto's attempt to assassinate Mystique ultimately failed.

But thinking about it, it makes sense.

Since Mystique's DNA is the key to creating the Sentinel robots, and given the various spoilers in the diary, Wolverine and the others' operation to reverse the future was successful.

Otherwise, there would be no point in talking about anything like "the original future".

So naturally, Mystique's DNA was not leaked, even after Magneto assassinated her.

Once you think about it, it's clear that Magneto's plan was doomed to fail.

So, did Mystique sabotage Magneto's actions out of revenge?

Tony thought it was still possible.

Of course, this is just Playboy's speculation. It's not surprising that Mystique might have other motives.

In short, motivation is not important.

Most importantly, Mystique succeeded and became a hero, changing the status of mutants!

This must have made Magneto so frustrated he wanted to punch someone, right?

"helmet!"

Then, Tony raised an eyebrow and immediately noticed this key word.

Judging from the tone of the diary, this helmet is actually able to block Professor X's mental abilities?

It has to be said, this was something Tony hadn't anticipated at all. (End of Chapter)