Summoner from a certain American comic

"what is this?"

Both Charles and Hank turned their heads and looked at Adam.

"I got this from an out-of-control mutant yesterday. The mutant on TV just now had a piece on his neck."

After hearing Adam's words, Professor Charles immediately recalled what was on TV just now.

For a telepath like Charles, photographic memory is an instinct.

He didn't notice it just now, he just didn't pay attention.

Charles' eyes narrowed slightly as he looked at the strange metal nameplate in front of him. For the moment, he couldn't see anything weird about it.

"Hank, I'll leave this to you and see if there's anything wrong with it."

Hank is one of the smartest scientists in the entire Marvel world, and he has no problem studying this stuff.

Three days later, Hank called Adam, Professor Charles, Qin, and Mystique Raven to his research room.

"After repeated experiments, I found that this metal nameplate contains a large number of radioactive elements, which are different from those known on earth."

"Its radiation cycle fluctuates extremely strangely, and it can resonate with the mutant genes of mutants, thereby inducing the mutant genes that are originally deep in the mutants' bodies to materialize."

"Of course, this is not a big problem for mutants who have already mastered their mutant abilities, but for newcomers who have not yet fully mastered their mutant abilities, it is a disastrous consequence."

"Then it seems that there is indeed someone with evil intentions behind this matter. Otherwise, these metal nameplates would not appear on mutants one after another."

Adam mused after listening to Hank's research report.

"Then we should find these mutants with metal nameplates as soon as possible, otherwise there will be more and more incidents of mutants getting out of control."

At this time, Qin Gray on the side also spoke.

"Then how to find it?"

Mystique Raven asked with a frown. She hurried back from the field because she saw the recent incidents of mutants getting out of control.

"Maybe we can let the professor try it."

Adam said thoughtfully, Adam thought this was a good opportunity.

He knew that Professor Charles could use the brainwave machine to track all mutants on the planet, and he could also track all humans on the planet.

As long as Professor Charles is willing, those mutants holding metal nameplates should not be able to escape his tracking.

Adam's original intention was to have Professor Charles connect all humans on the planet and then forcibly instill the belief in the Goddess of Death.

"Adam's right. Give it a try, Professor."

Hank on the podium also showed his hands to Professor Charles.

"Ok."

Professor Charles nodded and immediately led everyone to his brainwave room.

This is a very open place, with a platform extending from a circular arch. After the professor reached the end of the platform, he slowly put on his brainwave machine hood.

Immediately, the darkness in front of Adam began to flicker with lights, and finally, the lights changed from white to red.

The white ones are ordinary people on earth, while the red ones are mutants.

Densely packed red dots dotted the deep darkness like stars.

Adam kept testing through the Mind Stone and found that things were different from what he expected. If he forcibly taught faith at this time, it would indeed be successful, but once Professor Charles disconnected, the successfully spread faith would be ineffective.

As Professor Charles continued to track, he finally found the new mutants holding metal nameplates.

There are 80 in total, 30 in New York, 20 in other important cities in the United States, and 30 scattered around the world.

Adam thought about it, and although it could only make the humans on this planet believe in the goddess of death for a moment, it was still worth trying.

Before Adam could use the Mind Stone, he disconnected the connection as a professor, and Arden noticed that her expression was very