Which one is better if the officials are forced to die together [Comprehensive British and American]

Carl first sent all those who agreed to go to the academy to Xavier Academy for Gifted Youngsters.

When he landed, there was great momentum, and the people he brought looked too miserable, and no one dared to approach him for a while.

"These are mutants I rescued from the lab," Carl said.

He flashed the smile he had practiced in the mirror, and spread his arms out in a gesture of innocence.

Under the watchful eyes of the students and teachers, he landed slowly from mid-air, with the red cloak fluttering behind him.

Within a few seconds, as if they had received some order, the hostility on everyone's faces disappeared. The children and teachers gathered around curiously, and looked at Carl from a distance. Carl kept smiling, feeling a little nervous , and a little happy.

A teacher with blue hair and an animal-like appearance ordered the placement of those little mutants who were scarred. The school had special laboratories and wards for them.

He is Hank, nicknamed The Beast, and his status and prestige in the academy is almost second only to Professor X.Karl had heard his name many times, and it was the same teacher who was vigilantly reassuring students who were intimidated by him and the mutants he had brought with him.

Angela was also taken away. Before she was taken away, she still reluctantly turned her head to look around, wondering if she would still see that pretty child in the future?

She is not good at "thinking", she said what was in her heart again.

"You are the child, Angela." The voice answered her softly, "Yes, we will see you again."

Carl watched Angela disappear into the corner, then turned his head and saw Professor X as expected.

The professor also looked at him, showing a broad and gentle smile like an elder: "Hello."

The same as the video data that Carl saw, the professor is not very old, with a gentle and elegant temperament, and quite handsome, but he looks very self-conscious of a parent, and his eyes are full of kindness when he looks at everyone.

Meeting a high-status mutant for the first time made Carl a little nervous: "It's an honor to meet you, Professor."

"Thank you very much for your help to the mutants. If it weren't for you, we would never be able to save them." The professor said, "Want to visit our school? If necessary, you are also welcome to enroll. Our school does not only accept mutants People, any child with extraordinary talent can be our student."

Carl shook his head: "I'm sorry I can't tell you my name, and I don't have a code name at the moment, but you will know my code name one day. Thank you for your invitation. I like this school very much, but I don't think I'm quite Fit to stay with these students."

"Is there something wrong with your ability?" the professor asked, he paused slightly, showing an apologetic expression.

"I'm sorry to say that, because you're more powerful than any mutant I've ever met, and I can feel it—you're young, kid, and maybe you shouldn't start helping people this early. It's a This is a very difficult job, and you will encounter many difficulties that you cannot imagine. Many times you will find that the world is not the same as you imagined. If you don’t show kindness, they will believe you and return to you. nice."

The words were spoken with tenderness and sincerity, and Carl was almost flattered by the heart in them.

Although he already knew what kind of person the professor was, the words he heard from afar were not as powerful as when he faced them head-on.

"Thank you for your warning, Professor, although I am still young, I know a little more about this world than you imagine." He raised his finger and pointed to his ears, "Although I can't hear people's thoughts, my sense of hearing Very sensitive, I can hear any sound on this planet. Wars born for lust, senseless killings, screams, prayers, hysteria of all suffering people, I can hear them all. I know what I am doing What, Professor."

The professor looked at him with a look of melancholy, and he almost sighed and said, "My child... When I was young, I was almost driven crazy by my own mind reading skills. How did you survive?"

Carl's smile widened: "Just like you, professor, I know where to focus. Just like you, among the many voices I hear, although there is always pain, happiness, Happy voices always predominate."

This is why he and the professor firmly believe that human nature is inherently good.

They have heard too much and seen too much.They draw strength from the people who struggle hard, from the kindness that is as soft and light as feathers, from the fighters who lost everything but never surrendered to their fate, who lived on high but saw the suffering and then resolutely threw themselves into it. Strength, if they appear to be very powerful, it must be because the human mind itself is strong enough.

Carl is listening at all times, even now.

His brain is naturally good at handling multiple situations at the same time, and he can multitask. While talking to the professor, he is still screening the next place to go in his mind, and quickly calculates the way to save those poor people.

Some of the mutants need to be handed over to Professor X, and some of the mutants need to be handed over to Magneto—their wish is to join Magneto's Brotherhood, and they are full of resentment and malice towards ordinary people.

Carl was also not sure what to do. If it was Clark, he would definitely hope that all those who were hurt could find comfort from the professor, even though Clark knew very well that the trauma had almost burned out all the goodwill in their hearts.

The Brotherhood has always been regarded as a terrorist organization for mutants. Sending this group of mutants who are scarred and unable to listen to any advice to the Brotherhood undoubtedly fuels the arrogance of this anti-human organization and makes these mutants Hatred in the heart gathers in a place full of its kind, and their hatred can become a dangerous force.

But looking at it from another direction, shouldn't the same kind stay with the same kind?

Although the students in this college have experienced ups and downs, most of them still have the innocence and vitality of young people. People who have suffered too much and have too much malice in their hearts will appear too fierce and out of place here. Staying here is not good for the academy or for themselves.

Not being able to figure out how to deal with this situation is the biggest reason why Karl didn't leave after sending the mutants over.

He hesitated for a moment, but asked in the calm eyes of the professor: "Professor, I think you know that besides your school, there are other places that are willing to accept injured mutants with nowhere to go. A lot of mutants themselves would like to go there—”

"You mean Eric's fraternity?" The professor laughed, interrupting Carl.

Karl felt a little strange, I don't know if it was his illusion, when Magneto was mentioned, the professor became stronger, or he became less perfect and gentle, he had always been very reliable and patient in front of Karl before, Now, however, he interrupted Carl suddenly, a behavior that made him... hard to say, suddenly aggressive.

This is not surprising, it is normal to be aggressive when someone brings up an old rival.

But there are very subtle details in Professor X's emotions, and this detail makes Carl feel that something is wrong.

I heard that Professor X and Magneto are old rivals, and the X-Men and Brotherhood are also old rivals for many years. This is why Carl is so careful and cautious in his wording when he mentions Brotherhood.

In Karl's understanding, it is impossible for two organizations that have been hostile for more than ten years to remain rational and calm towards each other. It may be just a conceptual gap at first, and later there are more and more frictions and differences. , because they are all mutant organizations, the hatred between them may be more profound and irreconcilable than the hatred with ordinary people.

But when talking about the fraternity, the professor didn't look angry, and even had a hint of nostalgia.

Karl had heard something. It was said that these two giants were good friends many years ago, but they turned against each other because of disagreements.

Seeing the professor's appearance, Karl felt that the anti-purpose statement could not be believed.

"Yes, there are some injured mutants who want to go to Magneto's Brotherhood." Carl said the way he had already thought up, "I plan to send all the mutants who are not yet adults, no matter where they want to go to your academy; let them go when they are adults, who can take care of themselves and don't intend to ask for help, and the rest who want to find an organization, just listen to their opinions and send them to different places, you, or It's a fraternity."

"Why are all the underage mutants sent to me?" The professor said slowly, "Eric and the others can also educate the little mutants."

The professor kept calling Magneto by his name, which made Carl feel a little uncomfortable. Seeing him like this, the professor seemed to have misunderstood something, and explained: "Although there is a big gap in our concepts, Eric is my best friend. Although Ke's thinking is radical, he doesn't agree with mutants who are too young and too immature to participate in their activities, so don't worry."

No matter how he thought about it, Karl felt that it was wrong. The professor's attitude when talking about Magneto did not seem to have fallen out with the other party. What he said was understanding and tolerant, which was completely different from the situation widely circulated in the outside world.

And it sounds like the professor knows a lot about the education of the little mutants over at the Magneto Brotherhood.

He wisely didn't ask any more questions. This probably wasn't something he could get involved in. Although the professor was upright, he wasn't afraid that he knew that Karl himself couldn't really climb up the pole.

Carl is naive right now, but it won't be long before he learns about the complicated relationship between Magneto and Professor X - through his ability to see parallel worlds.