Schiller was in his office, looking helplessly at the group of people sprawled all over the room.
"We tried every method we could," Charles said. "But those Mutants' abilities are just too impossible to deal with. They even coordinate with each other. Luckily, they can't come to the real world, or everything would be over."
"Doctor Schiller, we really need to think of something," Wanda said, clutching her stomach. "If they really come to the real world, the disaster will be catastrophic."
"They're stronger than any enemy I've ever seen," Riley said.
"All right, you've worked hard these past few days. There are vacant private rooms in the Inpatient Department. Go get some rest. We'll handle the rest."
Schiller was flipping through a thick stack of documents. They contained the intelligence gathered over the past few days by the mind assault team, made up of young superheroes, during their repeated incursions into Legion's mental world.
"I'm not tired. I think I can keep going," Charles said. "As a participant, I think I should at least have the right to witness this being resolved."
"I'm worried too," Wanda said. "I have to make sure this guy doesn't really enter the real world. I can't let him affect my future life."
"Even if you gave me time off, I couldn't go back and sleep," Riley said. "Spider-Man is working on an emergency plan for this. I have to attend a meeting. After all, if disaster really breaks out, it definitely won't affect only our universe."
"All right, then wait here for a while."
"I heard the Radiance Alliance's forward base has already been set up?" Charles asked.
Schiller had just been about to nod when Jarvis rushed over in a flurry. "The connection has been calibrated. If nothing goes wrong, we should