"Now we can see that Tony had pulled ahead from behind. His robot army swept through like a plague of locusts, leaving nothing intact in its wake. Does he still have a chance? Perhaps he does. Nick's ugly expression certainly wasn't fake."
"Oh, the Mutants have actually made a new breakthrough. Let's turn the feed over to our frontline reporter, Cyclops Scott, and have him explain his team's resource recovery approach."
As Eddie's voice faded, Scott's voice immediately came on. "All right, control room. This is Cyclops Scott. During interstellar exploration in the Andromeda galaxy, we discovered that automation is an unavoidable part of interstellar development."
"When the main civilization has too few people, a high degree of automation can greatly improve our efficiency in gathering resources and constructing facilities. As everyone can see, Magneto's gravity traps can automatically collect all spacecraft wreckage across a vast surrounding area."
"And all the other Mutants need to do is remain beside each gravity trap and identify which technologies we need..."
"Hello? Hello? Hello?!" A voice suddenly cut in. Eddie, seated before the control room screens, pressed his earpiece and said, "Scott, your signal is bad. What's going on over there?"
"Hello, hello, hello, this is Tony Stark! Stop obsessing over their outdated automated collection system. They still need manpower to identify useful technology, but just now, I wrote code for scanning and automatic identification. My gravity traps are already set up too!"
"Tony Stark, didn't anyone teach you not to interrupt people while they're speaking?" A deep, somewhat sinister voice came through the channel, immediately followed by Lorna's furious roar. "Magneto, can you stop slacking off and come help me? Damn it, I can't drag this thing!"
"Wait, wait, Erik!" Professor X's anxious shout rang through the channel. "Don't go over there!