Hawking's considerations were actually quite simple.
What he wanted to show the public was not the Mutant Ancestor awakening, trying to rule humanity, and then being defeated by another group of mutants.
That kind of outcome would only make the public think it was an internal conflict between mutants that had dragged innocent humans like them into it. Mutants were truly terrifying.
What he wanted was to downplay the concept of mutants.
He wanted the public to understand that when villains like Apocalypse and Magneto appeared on Earth, righteous Super Heroes would emerge to protect humanity and defeat those villains.
Among those Super Heroes were people like Peter and Jessica, who had gained superpowers through accidents; people like Hawking, who had been granted powers by Kami; and mutants who could awaken abilities naturally.
Therefore, mutants should not be frightening freaks, but humans born with superpowers. They could even join Hero Alliance International Company, which countless people dreamed of joining, and become Super Heroes.
As long as it was presented well, the public's view of mutants would immediately change after this incident.
Half an hour later, Hawking received a text message from Nick Fury.
"According to the records we accessed, every member of the Brotherhood of Mutants headed to Cairo City, Egypt, this morning."
"We've found their location. All forces, move out!"
Putting down his phone, Hawking led all the X-Men members, Hero Alliance members, and more than a dozen reporters aboard the X-Jet, flying toward Cairo City at top speed.
Inside the cabin, the reporters eagerly aimed their microphones and cameras at Hawking in his Golden Armor and began firing off questions.
"Mr. Flash, is the news that Apocalypse is going to destroy the world true?"
"Mr. Flash, is this a newly purchased plane from the Hero Alliance? Why have