Summoner from a certain American comic

"What's wrong? Ororo? You don't look good."

Looking at the frowning Storm, Adam couldn't help but ask. At this time, he was still lying on the hospital bed. Although he had recovered, unfortunately, there was still a huge, palm-long scar on his chest that had not faded, although it was intentionally left by Adam. of. Therefore, he could only be forced to lie on the bed until the scar disappeared.

Storm has always been someone who can't hide, just like her nickname, as direct as a storm.

"I'm really sorry, Jack. Although we realized that Magneto's target might be Naughty, because of Logan's coma, everyone's attention was diverted, resulting in the current situation."

"I'm afraid that's not what you want to say, right?"

"That's right." Storm nodded: "We guess that Magneto's purpose may be to use Naughty to control a machine, emit a kind of radiation, and turn humans into mutants!"

"Because Magneto's machine consumes a lot of money, but the magnetic field required by the machine must be Magneto."

"So she needs someone to take his place. He doesn't want to die yet!"

Adam nodded, pretending to be confused and said: "So he is interested in the little naughty ability? Absorbing other people's abilities for his own use?"

"Yes!" Storm nodded vigorously, with an unsightly expression on her face.

"In fact, a person has been radiated into a mutant!" Storm continued: "He was the congressman who was the strongest opponent of the existence of mutants."

"He is with us?" Adam asked, "How else did you know."

"After he was irradiated and turned into a mutant, he had nowhere to go. He was afraid of being discovered that he was a mutant, so he thought of us and was crushed by his own policies. It's really ironic." Storm has already seen this kind of person. The disgust was so deep that she had been treated unfairly since she was a child. The main reason was because of the existence of people with evil intentions towards mutants.

"Now he's dying, but I don't want to be there to take care of him."

"Auroro, what would happen if we saved that guy's life?" Adam asked. He felt that the mutants' opportunity was right in front of them. Maybe she could try to change the plot.

"It's impossible Jack! Almost all the cells in his body are necrotic! All he can do is wait for death. No one can save a stone."

"However, if we save him, it will be a huge good thing for the entire mutant community. The congressman who has expressed the strongest reaction will suddenly stop dictating mutants, and our living space will be even greater." Adam Said: "Maybe we should try it."

"But that would be dangerous!" Storm still disagreed.

"You have seen, Ororo, how much my body has recovered in the past two days." Adam had no choice but to use his own body as evidence.

"Yes, you recovered very quickly. You came back from serious injury in just one day. Now you probably have nothing left except the scar on your chest."

"You know I'm fine, but you still let me lie here." Adam muttered softly.

In fact, Adam's heart is still full of regrets. This recovery speed far exceeds that of Wolverine and Sabre-toothed Tiger, but is much worse than his mother, the goddess of death. However, with the development of his abilities and the qualitative change of energy, this kind of recovery may be improved. Condition.

"That was Jean's decision."

"Okay, okay!!" Adam waved his hand, indicating compromise.

"Actually, you don't have to worry at all. It doesn't matter if I can succeed, if I can't succeed..." He did not say the following words, because the X-Men are really good people, and such irresponsible words will conflict with their hearts. of faith.

If it doesn't succeed, the congressman will die anyway, so it will be treated as an experiment. But he can't say this out loud. Experiments on human subjects...

However, Ororo could still understand the meaning. To be honest, she had never liked Councilor Kelly, especially the last meeting that left Qin in a trance for many days.

"Okay, I can take you there, but don't call me Ororo next time, Mr. Jack!"

"Then don't call me Jack!"