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

Reversing the future—it was a success!

Charles felt a surge of excitement instinctively.

Even if the future is reversed, the fate of mutants being wiped out remains unchanged.

But in any case, the Sentinel robots were stopped, weren't they?

Not only that.

The diary had already mentioned that in the future after the absurdity of the events, the culprit who wiped out the mutants was Stryker's son.

And now?

Stryker, like Tresk, is already in prison.

Although Charles couldn't guarantee that everything would be fine from now on, he had already made a decision to frequently use the brainwave amplifier to keep an eye on the two of them.

To prevent the two from rekindling their romance.

Charles refused to believe that with his brainwave enhancer and the magical diary, those two guys could still succeed.

If that's the case, Charles might as well buy a block of tofu and smash his head against it to die.

The only thing that worries Charles now is whether mutants will face other crises even if he manages to stop Stryker's son.

But Charles could never know such a thing, so he could only pin his hopes on his diary.

So after a brief sigh, Charles turned his attention back to his diary.

Cyclops, and himself, were both killed by Phoenix?

Charles's brow furrowed slightly.

The diary entry here must refer to the time when Phoenix turned evil on Alcatraz, right?

According to the diary, the corrupted Phoenix Girl could reduce everything around her to ashes.

That perfectly matches the description of him being "blown into dust".

Cyclops, the X-Men mentioned in the diary, must have died at Phoenix's hands just like me.

Even the X-Men were willing to kill her, so it seems that Phoenix had indeed "turned to the dark side" back then.

He transformed into a terrifying and dangerous demon.

I just don't know why Phoenix Girl turned evil.

Charles was quite concerned about this.

After all, even if the future is reversed, it will only be a change in the future related to the Sentinel robots.

When did the Sentinel robots appear?

Charles had already learned about this from Wolverine, although the research on Sentinel robots started quite early, dating back to his own time.

But it wasn't until 2013 that it was actually "launched" to capture and eliminate mutants.

For such a long time before this, the Sentinel robot had been in the research and development stage!

So strictly speaking, the new future after the reversal should not be significantly changed, at least in the early stages.

Even if there are changes, it's still the two culprits, Triske and Stryker, along with himself, Eric, Raven, Hank, Wolverine, and other parties involved in the Days of Future Past project.

The fates of other X-Men, such as Phoenix, Cyclops, and Storm, are unlikely to change much.

In other words, these people will likely become X-Men again.

Therefore, the potential dangers posed by Phoenix Girls are an important issue that Charles cannot ignore.

After all, the other party's descent into darkness was truly terrifying.

But so far, there isn't a single clue about this.

All Charles could do was pin his hopes on the spoilers in the diary.

"What a tenacious vitality."

"What incredible willpower!"

Tony couldn't help but marvel at the sight of another diary.

Even if you're reduced to ashes, you won't die?

That's a bit of an exaggeration!

Playboy has had his diary for many years now, and has come to know all sorts of amazing people and charismatic figures.

But as far as I know, it seems that only the Ancient One is a big shot who can abandon his physical body and not die, right?

But what level of person is the Ancient One?

That's a being at the level of a top-tier god!

The results of it?

Professor X is a human, okay, a mutant, but even mutants are still human, aren't they?

It's amazing that it can do almost the same thing!

That's really quite remarkable.

Just how powerful is Professor X's mental strength?

They can detach themselves directly from their physical bodies and even possess someone else to complete their rebirth.

Even Playboy had to give it a thumbs up and praise it as "666" (a Chinese internet slang term for something impressive).

[But can you believe that someone with the world's most powerful brain would develop Alzheimer's disease?]

What could be more ironic than this?

For an average person, getting Alzheimer's disease isn't a big deal; it just makes daily life more difficult.

But Professor X? That means he can't control his abilities!

[Even during one episode of his illness, Professor X killed most of the X-Men! He also killed several hundred ordinary people!]

[Forced to flee with Professor X to New Mexico, where they lived a miserable, nomadic life.]

It's truly heartbreaking.

What the hell?

Alzheimer's disease?

Tony was at a loss for words; even the corner of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

How can the term Alzheimer's be associated with a superhero like Professor X?

No matter how you look at it, it seems a bit out of place.

After all, Professor X's mental strength is so powerful that it is astonishing and exaggerated, even transcending the limitations of the physical body.

In the end, it turned out to be Alzheimer's disease?

Is this a joke?

Wasn't it supposed to be the world's most powerful brain?

If they can get Alzheimer's, what makes them the strongest?

Playboy was filled with complaints, but he didn't know where to begin. This kind of thing was truly speechless.

But the most speechless part was yet to come.

Judging from the tone of this diary, it's like you have Alzheimer's, but the key is that it doesn't affect your abilities.

The opponent's abilities remain as powerful as ever, but they simply lack self-control.

And what are the consequences of not being able to control oneself?

Killed hundreds of civilians and a group of X-Men!

Good guy.

Tony couldn't help but exclaim, "Good heavens!" Other people with Alzheimer's disease need money, but Professor X's Alzheimer's disease is deadly.

It's not just about one or two lives, it's about a whole group of lives.

This is absolutely terrible.

However, even with Tony's exceptional intelligence, he didn't know how to solve this kind of problem.

After all, Alzheimer's disease is actually a "symptom" caused by the aging and degeneration of human organs.

Even with today's highly advanced science, it is still fundamentally incurable.

Even if science is highly advanced, it cannot regenerate dead nerve cells or reverse the growth of degenerated nerve tissue, right?

So that's correct.

There really is only one way to address the serious "collateral damage" caused by Professor X's Alzheimer's disease.

Take Professor X away from the crowd, the farther the better!

Even those accompanying Professor X cannot be ordinary people, since accompanying a patient of Professor X's caliber is truly risking one's life.

Only someone with superhuman healing abilities like Wolverine could be capable of this task.

So, is this why Wolverine was hiding with Professor X?

However, since Wolverine took Professor X to New Mexico, does this mean that Professor X's episode had a significant impact?

This must have alarmed the authorities.

Otherwise, why would they hide abroad?

Considering that Professor X killed hundreds of people, it was inevitable that the authorities would be alerted.

"Do I have Alzheimer's disease?"

"I killed most of the X-Men?"

Charles, standing before the other diary, was completely stunned, unable to accept such a thing for a moment.

How could this happen?

I am a mental and spiritual ability user, and my greatest strength lies in the mental aspect, so how could I have become demented?

We're not kidding, okay?

However, upon further reflection, all the spoilers in the diary had come true, and the accuracy of the diary was beyond doubt, leaving Charles speechless.

After a few seconds of stunned silence, he could only shake his head helplessly and bitterly.

Getting sick is something no one can control, right?

The only thing Charles can do now is to actively run far away and hide far away when he realizes that he might have dementia in the future!

This will prevent the tragedy from happening again.

However, even without this, the mutants' situation wouldn't be much better.

Stryker's son created genetically modified food, a weapon of mass destruction that fundamentally attacks mutants at the genetic level.

[Not only have there been no new mutant births in the world for over twenty years, but the abilities of existing mutants are also steadily declining.]

Otherwise, how could Wolverine have aged so much?

[He couldn't even defeat his own clone, and ultimately died from his injuries.]

That's Wolverine, with his incredible healing factor! Even a nuclear explosion couldn't kill him!

So this is the truth behind Stryker's son's extermination of mutants?

The weapon they were using was... food!

It must be said that this method was something Playboy had not anticipated.

When the diary revealed that mutants were wiped out again after Wolverine's Days of Future Past, Tony had wondered what methods the human government had used.

Many possibilities have also been considered.

Other possibilities besides Sentinel robots.

But no matter what, Tony never expected that the other party would resort to such a drastic and extremely inhumane method.

This directly abandons traditional warfare methods and elevates the fight against mutants to the most critical level.

At the genetic level!

No wonder the diary said that Stryker's son wiped out mutants at the source; that's no exaggeration at all.

Tony had previously speculated that the source referred to eliminating even ordinary people carrying the X gene.

As it turns out, they were much "smarter" than that.

It not only weakens the abilities of existing mutants, but also prevents mutants from being born again!

Good heavens, this has completely wiped out the mutant community from the root.

That's ruthless, absolutely ruthless.

Stryker's son, just like Stryker, is truly a scoundrel.

How can food be used as a weapon?

This is not something a human being would do.

"food!"

"They're actually using food to fight mutants!"

Charles, sitting in front of another diary, was also severely provoked.

You can play it like this?

Is this even possible?

In fact, people have already started working on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in this day and age, but unlike in later generations, it has not become a widely known concept.

In Charles's time, this was still a rare and obscure branch of science, so Charles had never heard of the term.

Even so, Charles could guess the general idea just by looking at the literal meaning of the words.

Without a doubt, this is a specially "processed" food.

It is harmless to ordinary people, but it is poison to mutants.

It's not just any ordinary poison.

Because of this poison, the mutants have no choice but to eat it!

Food is a basic necessity; we can't live without it.

That's a truly ruthless tactic.

Charles couldn't help but gasp.

That's why Charles felt all the more fortunate.

If it weren't specifically mentioned in the diary, how could he have thought of this?

In the future, they might ingest poison without even realizing it.

They died without even knowing how they died.

And now?

For someone with a brainwave amplification device like him, preventing such a thing in advance wouldn't be difficult.

In other words, the next extinction crisis after reversing the future can be avoided.

Thinking of this, Charles felt much better and then turned his attention back to his diary.

A clone of Wolverine?

What's going on here?

Is someone cloning mutants?

Since there are clones of Wolverine, are there clones of other mutants?

And why would a clone of Wolverine want to kill the real Wolverine?

What secrets are hidden behind this?

Judging from the tone of the diary, could it be that someone is cloning mutants as weapons?

A series of questions flashed through Charles's mind.

Unfortunately, because the diary did not reveal any relevant information, Charles could not possibly figure out what was going on.

Looking at the entire Marvel universe, the only ones who can rival Wolverine in terms of self-healing are Apocalypse and Deadpool, right?

[If Apocalypse hadn't been reduced to ashes by Phoenix, he would never have been killed.]

[Deadpool goes without saying; after his girlfriend died, he went on a suicide spree, trying everything from burning her to blowing her up with bombs.]

[They simply won't die; even if they're blown to pieces, their limbs will regenerate.]

[Haha, Deadpool will eventually be captured by TVA along with Wolverine to deal with the multiverse chaos crisis brought about by the Kang Committee.]

The two had just met and were fighting, stabbing each other wildly, but no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't kill each other.

[It sounds interesting, doesn't it?]

Deadpool, you little rascal!

Tony raised an eyebrow.

Playboy was no stranger to this name; in fact, this was the first mutant mentioned in his diary.

There's even a "variant" of Deadpool within his own universe.

The other party is indeed despicable, but they're just not a mutant. (End of Chapter)