"If the one manipulating Cyclops behind the scenes is a super hacker that even S.H.I.E.L.D.'s technical department and Iron Man can't catch, then it may be more than just a hacker. Remember Ultron? The nature of Electronic Life means they come and go without a trace. Humans can never defeat them on the internet. But we can take another route," Peter said.
Captain America nodded. "Exactly. This does remind me of Ultron. It took quite some effort to deal with it back then. If Magneto had been able to help us then, it might have been much easier."
"That definitely wouldn't have worked back then." Iron Man shook his head. "Magneto didn't like the Avengers, and we couldn't possibly cooperate with a terrorist. Even the X-Men have always maintained a principle of noninterference in ordinary society. Their main target has always been the Brotherhood of Mutants. Professor X naturally wouldn't have helped either."
"But things are different now." Peter looked at the screen before him. "Mutants have been dragged into this, and they're in the wrong now. Professor X won't allow anyone to scheme against his students like this. We can use their strength against the enemy and have Magneto grab this guy by the tail."
"Let's go. We're heading to the X-Men's base." Captain America rose to his feet. "If we want to defeat the enemy in one stroke, we need thorough preparation. We need to study this carefully."
The Avengers arrived at the X-Men's base. This was an official visit, so every Mutant who could come had come, including Magneto and some members of the Brotherhood of Mutants. There were also reporters outside taking pictures. As Peter walked in, he glanced toward the entrance and spotted a somewhat familiar face.
"Isn't that Superman?" Peter raised an eyebrow. He