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

Chapter 296 Apocalypse, the world's first mutant, a being comparable to a god!

Things like mental abilities and spiritual power are invisible and intangible to ordinary people.

It's something from another dimension.

This is also true for Tony.

Playboy never expected that such an ability could be blocked by some kind of device.

"If that's the case..."

Tony began to ponder deeply, and then his eyes lit up.

It seems that Professor X's psychic abilities are specifically released or manipulated in the form of electromagnetic waves, or brainwaves.

That's right, isn't the device Professor X uses to enhance his abilities called a "brainwave enhancer"?

I should have realized this sooner!

However, if it's something like brainwaves, then it's not so unattainable for Tony.

Instead, it can be analyzed, studied, and even controlled or countered like Magneto.

After all, brainwaves, from a physics perspective, are not that complicated.

This is especially true for a super scientist of Playboy's caliber.

"So this is the secret behind Professor X's psychic abilities!"

The playboy's eyes were clear.

After realizing this, Professor X was instantly dethroned by Tony.

They've become less aloof and less powerful.

If someone could develop a helmet to counter Professor X's abilities back in 1973, it wouldn't be a problem for Tony.

So what about Magneto, who is on the same level as Professor X and whose abilities can also cover the entire globe?

This wouldn't be a problem for Tony either.

Magneto's power is simply the control of magnetic fields, isn't it?

For a playboy, magnetic fields are something commonplace, like something you'd find anywhere else.

He can easily generate or disrupt magnetic fields.

It would be easy to completely subdue Magneto.

As for the diary mentioning that Magneto also completely overpowered him?

Big Tony said it was no big deal at all.

Although all his suits of armor have always been "metal suits," given Tony's abilities, is it really that difficult to develop a non-metal suit?

Not to mention, Tony's ultimate armor wasn't made of metal, but of nanotech!

Therefore, all things considered, the two Level 4 mutants revealed in the diary are not a threat to Tony.

"Two Professor X's teaming up across time and space?"

Putting aside his chaotic thoughts, Tony refocused his attention on the spoilers and was immediately aroused.

Isn't Professor X a psychic? How come he can visit his future self from fifty years in the future?

Did the X-Men already know how to travel through time fifty years ago?

Or is it the X-Men fifty years from now who did this?

After all, the X-Men from fifty years in the future sent Wolverine back to fifty years ago, so they were definitely capable of doing something like that.

But if that's the case, then it should be Professor X from fifty years in the future visiting his past self from fifty years in the future.

Isn't this order a bit reversed?

The tone of the diary clearly suggests that the one who traveled through time was Professor X from fifty years ago!

What exactly happened is something that Playboy couldn't figure out in a short time due to a lack of relevant information.

"call!"

Charles, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

The weight that had been on my mind finally lifted a little.

Although Eric caused trouble in the Days of Future Past project, thankfully Raven is alright.

The Reverse Future plan was not disrupted.

In fact, the final result was quite unexpected!

Even so, Charles would not allow Eric to harm Raven.

He was still racking his brains, determined to stop Eric.

To do this, Charles would have to control his abilities.

But how can he do that?

The diary gave an incredible answer: to travel to the distant future and meet that other version of yourself!

But how did I manage to do something like that?

Charles couldn't help but furrow his brow slightly.

He had no idea how to travel through time!

I simply cannot do it!

Charles also specifically asked Wolverine, who said that the reason Wolverine was able to travel from fifty years in the future was because of a mutant named Shadowcat.

But in this era, Phantom Cat was never born.

How can this be good?

Charles fell into deep thought.

[There's one thing I don't quite understand: Professor X only looked at Wolverine's memories from fifty years in the future, so how could he directly talk to his future self?]

Is it because Wolverine's time travel isn't "physical travel," but rather "mental travel"?

[Is it because he projected his consciousness into his 50-year-younger self that his consciousness exists simultaneously in two different timelines?]

This mental ability is truly astonishing, and this mental strength is equally breathtaking.

Looking across the entire world, apart from Phoenix Girl, who else can compare?

Oh, right, we can't forget Apocalypse.

Professor X once fought against Apocalypse in the psychic realm, only to be utterly defeated by Apocalypse.

How can you talk to your future self fifty years from now by looking into Wolverine's memories?

What kind of operation is this?

Tony couldn't help but show a look of bewilderment and confusion.

For a while, I really didn't understand what was going on.

Memory is just a series of images, so how does it involve the dimension of time?

This makes no sense!

"Mental travel?"

"Wolverine travels through time in this way!"

The diary quickly provided the answer.

It turns out that Wolverine's memories really do involve the dimension of time.

Or rather, it's Wolverine's brainwaves that involve the dimension of time.

Because Wolverine's time travel is not time travel in the conventional sense, but rather he brings his consciousness into his future self, fifty years in the future.

This resulted in Wolverine's consciousness existing in both the timeline of fifty years ago and fifty years later.

In other words, they all have Wolverine's brainwaves!

Or to put it more bluntly, Wolverine's brainwaves connected two different timelines.

So, this is probably why the two Professor Xs from different times were able to communicate through Wolverine's brainwaves.

Tony finally realized what was going on.

However, if Wolverine's time travel is "mental travel," then Wolverine's age becomes quite interesting.

After all, a span of fifty years is simply too large.

Considering that Wolverine travels through time to execute the Reverse Future plan, it is clear that Wolverine from fifty years ago cannot be too young.

If we work backwards like this, wouldn't Wolverine be an old man fifty years from now?

"All we need to do is read Logan's memories?"

"It can be that simple?"

Charles, standing before another diary, raised an eyebrow, a mixture of surprise and delight.

He had been racking his brains about how to travel through time, but the answer was right there in his diary.

Moreover, from an operational standpoint, there are absolutely no problems!

Charles only needs to wait until the effects of the injected drug wear off and then refrain from injecting it again, and his suppressed abilities will return.

Although it is impossible to fully control due to serious psychological problems, it is still possible to do something as simple as reading memories.

Of course.

That's just from a technical perspective.

But from an emotional perspective, Charles genuinely didn't want to do that; he didn't want to regain his abilities.

But, what can you do when Raven is in danger?

Given that Raven's safety was at stake, Charles had no choice but to go through with it, no matter how unwilling he was.

For Raven!

Charles gritted his teeth, a determined look appearing on his face. That's it!

Once the effects of the drug wear off, he will immediately seek out Wolverine, contact his other self, and regain his powers!

Charles made his decision in secret.

"Apocalypse?"

Charles's attention returned to the diary, and he was immediately drawn to the name.

The mutant Apocalypse was mentioned in the diary before.

Although the description is brief, he is a powerful figure who was beaten to a pulp even when many X-Men teamed up.

With the name "Apocalypse" added to the mix, Charles had a good idea of ​​what level this person was at.

At this moment, the diary reveals only the tip of the iceberg of Apocalypse's power, which is truly astonishing.

It's not that Charles is arrogant, but to be fair, his mental strength is among the best of all mutants; he's at the very top.

Charles accepted that he couldn't compare to Phoenix or anything like that.

After all, the diary is officially stamped, and Phoenix is ​​a Level 5 mutant.

But Chass was truly surprised that Apocalypse could actually turn him into a coward within the mental space.

Considering that Apocalypse beat a group of X-Men to a pulp, it's clear that the opponent wasn't a psychokinetic ability user.

So, his mental strength is also so strong?

This apocalypse is truly extraordinary!

[Apocalypse! This is the world's first mutant, and he has existed for tens of thousands of years.]

[Aside from Phoenix, this person is undoubtedly the strongest mutant in the world, a unique being who surpasses all other mutants!]

[Spatial manipulation, energy manipulation, molecular manipulation, matter recombination, telepathy, supernatural self-healing, immortality...]

[It can also freely enhance the abilities of other mutants.]

[He easily transformed Magneto into Magneto, and enabled Professor X to connect with all of humanity without his brainwave enhancer.]

This is a super mutant who is practically a bug in the system, and is regarded by the world as a god-like being.

Even Jehovah is merely a name in his cycle of reincarnation!

"Is this the apocalypse?!"

Tony couldn't help but secretly click his tongue in amazement.

Is this mutant named Apocalypse really such a monstrous and powerful figure?

The world's first mutant, he could definitely be called the progenitor of mutants, right?

I wonder if the X gene in those mutants in later generations came from the inheritance of the Apocalypse?

This isn't just some playboy's casual remark.

Although the meaning of the word "mutant" alone suggests that mutants are the product of genetic mutation.

How many sets of genes are there in the human body?

The direction of mutation should be completely divergent, random, and without any pattern.

But what is the reality?

The diary clearly states that mutants all carry the X gene!

Even a significant portion of ordinary people carry this gene.

This cannot be a simple gene mutation, because there is no mutation that can produce the same type of gene.

Therefore, Playboy has good reason to speculate that the crucial X gene may indeed have been leaked from Apocalypse.

Of course, all of this is just Tony's guess.

Whether that's actually the case or not, Playboy doesn't know.

Besides that, there's Apocalypse's age.

That guy actually lived for tens of thousands of years!

This is a bit too astonishing; he's practically an old monster.

Even Thor, that guy, only lived for 1,500 years.

And look at Apocalypse's abilities, wow.

It controls this and that, covering everything from the physical, the energetic, and the mental aspects, making it a complete 360-degree system with no blind spots.

Putting everything else aside, just looking at these abilities alone, they put them on a completely different level from the other mutants mentioned in the diary.

Based on the various spoilers in the diary, a mutant basically possesses one ability.

Although these mutants are powerful, there are ways to counter them for the playboy, since their abilities are limited to a single attribute.

But what about Apocalypse?

It's not just one ability, it's a whole host of abilities!

Make yourself almost without any weaknesses, a true all-rounder.

What's even more deadly is that it's also immortal!

The diary is right; this is indeed a unique existence that surpasses all other mutants.

Compared to Apocalypse, all other mutants are like castrated or weakened versions.

There is no comparison at all.

It's not surprising at all that such a being is regarded as a god or something.

And to be honest, judging from the other party's abilities and resources, they are qualified to be called gods.

After all, in the Marvel universe, gods are nothing more than powerful aliens.

Of course, the Heavenly Revelation can confer deities.

It's not just about deifying people; even Jehovah is a name from divine revelation.

What is Jehovah?

My God!

Throughout America, no, I should say the whole world, there is no one who doesn't know this name.

This is a being that can truly be called a god.

So, it turned out to be the name of Apocalypse?

In other words, during his long life, Apocalypse also "played" the role of God.

This is just too much, isn't it?

This is ridiculously high-class.

However, considering that even beings of this caliber were instantly killed by Phoenix.

Phoenix's power is thus even more evident.

No wonder he's the only Level 5 mutant "certified" by the diary.

(End of this chapter)