"Emma, it's not time to give up yet," Professor X said, his tone still very gentle. But in the White Queen's eyes, it seemed he was already a dead man.
The White Queen was sunk in her own terror and, for a moment, could not speak. Professor X continued, "We are working to complete a top-secret plan we never had time to finish before—the Totem Resurrection Project."
The White Queen still was not listening, so Professor X had no choice but to say, "We asked Mr. Sinister to preserve the genes of every mutant who joined us, and the Krakoa Totem can use those genes to incubate brand-new bodies. All I need to do is inject the backups of the mutants preserved in my brainwaves into those new bodies, and they can be resurrected."
Those words finally jolted the White Queen awake. She swallowed, forcing down her chaotic thoughts with all her strength, then said, "Resurrected?"
"That's right. Mutants can now be resurrected without limit," Professor X said. "So even against a Mother Mold of overwhelming power, we are not entirely without the strength to fight."
"How did I not know about this plan?" the White Queen pressed.
Professor X sighed and said, "I'm sorry, Emma. This is still my fault. I had to free up my attention to take part in the multiverse war, which delayed many of our plans. We only completed the totem trial two days ago. Before that, we weren't sure whether it would succeed, so naturally we didn't tell you."
Schiller knew that this plan had played an important role in the comics. The assault team in the comics had also been wiped out, and it had been through the Krakoa Totem and Professor X's mental backups that they were resurrected.
At the same time,