"So, that's the rough plan." Schiller held a proposal in his hand as he spoke to Nick. "But considering that David is Charles's son, the experimental aspects of our plan may cause him unnecessary anxiety..."
"Don't worry, I won't let it slip." Nick said, "Have Stephen and Tony comfort him properly. There's nothing wrong with following their plan. There are risks no matter what."
"It's not the first time the two of us have had an extra plan in reserve. It's just that this time, Batman is involved, so we need to be especially careful."
Nick lowered his head and looked over the proposal in his hands again. After carefully rereading every item on it, he said, "The other parts are manageable. I trust the professional abilities of all the Batmen. They'll definitely be able to uncover the secrets behind every personality and save them, not just defeat them."
"But transferring those personalities into bodies in the real world..." Nick sighed. "There will definitely be risks. Even if they've regained their sanity, it's hard to say whether they can perfectly control their abilities in new bodies."
Schiller rose to his feet. "Risk and opportunity coexist. You need to think about just how badly we're short on people right now."
At that, Nick let out a wail. "Magneto is practically holding a knife to my throat, but I'm not a Mutant. Even if I were, where am I supposed to find that many Omega-level mutants for him?"
"But his concerns aren't unfounded." Nick stressed, "The Andromeda galaxy is a good place. Its stellar composition, mineral distribution, and star lifespans are all highly suitable. Several nearby civilizations have been eyeing it covetously. Not long ago, Magneto personally dealt with a stowaway scout ship. The situation is becoming more unstable by the day."