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

Chapter 304 A terrifying apocalypse: Destroying all human civilization and creating a new world!

I just don't know what exactly happened during that space rescue mission.

It seems that Phoenix Girl has "turned evil" once again?

Otherwise, why would Phoenix kill Raven?

Otherwise, why would human governments capture mutants?

The diary says "after the Phoenix Girl incident", which clearly means that Phoenix Girl must have done something, something bad.

What exactly happened?

Is it related to those people like "model worker sister"?

In an instant, one question after another flashed through Charles's mind.

Unfortunately, due to a lack of necessary intelligence, this was not something Charles could figure out in a short time.

"Phoenix Girl, she really is a ticking time bomb."

Tony, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but shrug.

The diary mentions Phoenix's power more than once, even considering her Phoenix Force to be a super power no weaker than Chaos Magic.

There's no need to elaborate on Phoenix's true strength; Playboy already knows it all.

However, it seems that Phoenix is ​​very unstable and very prone to "turning to the dark side".

He had already turned to the dark side once on Alcatraz, and had killed many X-Men, including Cyclops and Professor X.

What about this time?

He killed Raven too!

This is truly a very troublesome matter.

Although based on previous spoilers in the diary, Raven seems to be Magneto's subordinate and part of the opposing camp to the X-Men.

However, this time the diary used the word "unfortunately".

Does this mean Raven has "turned over a new leaf" and become an X-Men member?

Besides.

The diary also makes it very clear that Phoenix's incident occurred in the timeline after Wolverine's Days of Future Past.

The future has been reversed, so it's not surprising that Raven no longer follows Magneto but instead follows Professor X.

After all, during Days of Future Past, Magneto tried to kill Raven to prevent her DNA from being leaked, didn't he?

I just don't know why Phoenix turned evil.

Tony already knows the reason for Scarlet Witch's corruption: it's because she studied the Dark Book. So what about Phoenix?

[One more thing, if I remember correctly, after Wolverine went back in time after Daylight Saving Time, the past Wolverine was rescued by Raven disguised as Stryker.]

Magneto was really ruthless; he pierced Wolverine's body with a steel bar and sank him to the bottom of the lake.

[For an ordinary person, they would have died eight hundred times over by now, right?]

Even if Wolverine stopped him from killing the president, he still managed to rescue him with Professor X, didn't he? He really showed no mercy at all.

For some reason, Wolverine actually fell into Stryker's hands.

[He was injected with adamantium by Stryker again, and his memories were even erased.]

[He became a pure killing machine, even worse than before.]

Poor Wolverine, even reversing the future couldn't change his tragic fate.

"Zhou Cheng is right, Magneto really is a ruthless person."

Tony, standing in front of the diary, couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

Whether it's a steel bar piercing through the body or sinking to the bottom of a lake, either of these two deadly attacks would be extremely fatal to an ordinary person.

Not to mention this kind of "one-stop service".

However, considering Wolverine's healing factor, which is so extraordinary that it can withstand a nuclear explosion, Playboy doesn't believe that this tactic could kill Wolverine.

However, the diary only mentions Wolverine's amazing healing ability, but it doesn't mention that Wolverine can ignore pain, right?

If Wolverine could feel pain like an ordinary person, then this ordeal would truly be hellish torture.

The diary didn't mention much about Magneto using Sentinel robots to assassinate the president, and only now has a small part of it been revealed.

Even so, the playboy could imagine that Professor X and the X-Men must have had an extremely fierce battle with Magneto.

That's how Magneto was finally stopped.

Magneto then left and went into seclusion in Poland.

Unfortunately, his ability to save people was exposed, leading to the deaths of his wife and daughter. In a fit of rage, he nearly destroyed human civilization.

So what about Wolverine's real body?

It then fell into Stryker's hands!

Although it's unclear how he went from being rescued by the fake Stryker to actually falling into Stryker's hands, it's true that Wolverine has once again fallen into the hands of the mutant's mortal enemy.

They were transformed into killing machines with no memory.

It was just like what happened before it reversed the future, or even worse.

Tony couldn't help but sigh repeatedly; Wolverine was truly a pitiful creature.

If Phoenix hadn't helped Wolverine regain his memories, he probably would have truly become a wild beast.

[However, it's fortunate that Stryker imprisoned Wolverine; otherwise, how would the X-Men have escaped his secret base?]

[A group of just Phoenix, Cyclops, and Nightcrawler wouldn't have that kind of ability.]

They could only watch helplessly as Apocalypse used Professor X's abilities to declare war on all of humanity.

[Then we watched helplessly as the Apocalypse destroyed human civilization and reshaped the world!]

[Wolverine is still the most badass, single-handedly tearing through the entire base with just one claw! He helped the X-Men escape successfully.]

Otherwise, Apocalypse's plan to destroy the world would undoubtedly have succeeded.

Stryker truly lives up to his reputation as the mutants' nemesis.

Even Tony was impressed.

This guy didn't just kidnap Wolverine; he also kidnapped many other X-Men!

The specific X-Men diaries mentioned are not detailed, but they likely include those of Phoenix, Cyclops, and Nightcrawler.

The Nightcrawler was mentioned in his diary, but not extensively.

Judging from this person's nickname, their abilities are not so easy to discern.

But since Stryker once controlled this person to assassinate the president, his abilities are quite evident.

Who is the president?

There's no need to say more.

The security surrounding him is so tight that even for mutants, without some skill, it would be impossible to carry out an assassination.

Phoenix and Cyclops need no further introduction.

One is a super mutant with the Phoenix Force, and the other possesses superhuman abilities.

They are all very powerful superheroes.

So, it ended up in Stryker's hands too?

Moreover, the diary clearly states that with their current strength, these three people are simply no match for Stryker's "clutches".

Laser eyes are an exception.

Although the other party can shoot lasers like Superman, they probably don't have Superman's iron body.

Therefore, it's not surprising that a single bullet could take his life, and that he was controlled by Stryker.

But the world-destroying Phoenix Girl?

A phoenix girl who can turn everything to ashes?

This behavior is somewhat inconsistent with the sophisticated image created by the diary.

Could it be that……

Tony only needed a moment's thought before he suddenly realized what was going on.

The diary already mentioned that Phoenix's Phoenix Force is so powerful that even Professor X is wary of it.

Therefore, a mental barrier was set up to limit Phoenix's abilities.

So, is Phoenix in a state of suppressed power at this time?

If that's the case, then it's not hard to understand.

If we even consider this point, could Phoenix's repeated descent into darkness be due to Professor X's mental barrier failing?

Did it unleash the full power of the Phoenix?

Playboy thinks it's possible, but whether it is or not, remains to be seen.

However, some of Phoenix's abilities are further demonstrated here.

Besides being able to obliterate everything, the other party also possesses psychic abilities, just like Professor X.

The other party restored Wolverine's memories!

This restored Wolverine, the killing machine that Stryker had previously controlled, to normal and allowed him to destroy Stryker's base.

Stryker, that guy, he really shot himself in the foot, didn't he?

Tony already knew about Wolverine's abilities.

Unparalleled self-healing ability combined with adamantium claws—for ordinary humans, this is practically a cheat code.

After all, Wolverine can completely ignore damage and just focus on unleashing his full power.

It's not too surprising that they were able to break through the base, which even Phoenix and her companions couldn't escape from.

But why did Apocalypse declare war on all of humanity?

As mentioned in the diary before, Apocalypse had been asleep for thousands of years and finally managed to stir up some trouble, only to be betrayed by two of the Four Horsemen.

Could the so-called "stirring up trouble" at that time have been a declaration of war against humanity?

Could it mean destroying human civilization and reshaping the world?

"Wait a moment!"

Having sorted things out, the Playboy suddenly realized something.

Destroying human civilization and reshaping the world—isn't that exactly what Magneto does?

Didn't Magneto control the Earth's magnetic field, pull metallic elements to the surface, and destroy everything that humanity had built since the Bronze Age?

And then consider that Magneto was once one of Apocalypse's knights!

Then the logic of the whole thing becomes obvious.

Magneto did this under orders from Apocalypse.

The reason Apocalypse wanted to enhance Magneto's abilities, transforming him from Iron Man into Magneto, was to help him destroy human civilization.

In addition, the diary also mentions that Apocalypse enhanced Professor X's abilities.

This allowed Professor X to connect with all of humanity without using a brainwave booster.

At the time, Tony didn't quite understand Apocalypse's actions or his motives.

But now it seems, could it be that Apocalypse is declaring war on all of humanity?

As more and more pieces are revealed, the puzzle of the related events is becoming more and more complete and clear.

The outlines of Apocalypse gradually took shape in Tony's mind.

Clearly, after awakening from a slumber of thousands of years, this guy decided to reshape the world for some unknown reason.

So they recruited the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, used Professor X to declare war on humanity, and then used Magneto to destroy human civilization!

But the result was undoubtedly a failure.

After Phoenix and the others escaped from Stryker, they stopped Apocalypse.

Phoenix even unleashed a small burst of power, blasting Apocalypse to smithereens.

That should be roughly the situation regarding the Apocalypse.

There is one thing.

Why does Apocalypse want to reshape the world?

What was the other party's motive for doing this?

"Is this the purpose of Apocalypse?"

Charles, standing in front of the other diary, became extremely solemn.

So it turns out that Apocalypse really does intend to bring divine revelation to the world, just like the divine revelation in the Bible!

And Apocalypse does indeed possess this power.

Even based on spoilers in the diary, it seems that Apocalypse doesn't necessarily have to take action in person.

This can be accomplished simply by having one of your Four Horsemen "do it for you".

The other party's ability to enhance mutant abilities is really a bit like cheating!

And through the various spoilers in the diary, Apocalypse's own power is also ridiculously strong.

As it stands, it seems that no one can defeat her except for Phoenix.

Even if the X-Men teamed up, it wouldn't work.

Even the X-Men plus Magneto, who can control the global magnetic field, are no match.

What's even more alarming is that the Apocalypse's awakening seems to be just around the corner in the not-too-distant future.

But as of now, Charles has not made any news about Phoenix!

"We must find Phoenix as soon as possible!"

Charles secretly made this decision in his heart.

Although the diary did not reveal Phoenix's real name, it was not a problem for Charles.

Doesn't Clark, a user from another dimension, have X-Men-related works?

Why not just ask Clark then?

With this thought in mind, Charles finally felt somewhat at ease.

No, calling it the end of the world is not quite accurate.

Apocalypse did intend to kill some of humanity, but not all; what he wanted to do was rule over humanity.

[When Professor X used the Cerebro to search for Magneto, but was instead controlled by Apocalypse, he launched all the nuclear missiles on Earth.]

[But instead of bombarding humanity with nuclear weapons like Skynet did, Apocalypse launched all its nuclear missiles into the sky!]

Unlike Skynet, Apocalypse hopes that there will be survivors among humanity, which is why it sent Magneto to destroy human civilization.

So this is why Apocalypse wants to reshape the world?

Just like Loki who invaded New York, does he want to become a god and rule the earth?

Tony really didn't know what to say.

How come there's never a shortage of ambitious guys like this in any world!

Without exception, Loki and Apocalypse, those who fantasize about conquering the world with their power, all meet the same end.

failure!

However, while both Apocalypse and Loki have plans to conquer the world and rule the Earth, Apocalypse seems to be much stronger than Loki.

Loki only stole the Tesseract; his main strength lay in the Chitauri army.

But what about Apocalypse?

With a single, casual action, all the nuclear missiles on Earth were launched!

(End of this chapter)