"These... are too outrageous." Jean murmured in disbelief. "It feels like you and us aren't even from the same world."
"In a sense, I really am not from the same world as you." Aaron said half-jokingly. "This memory should tell you why I'm unwilling to meddle in other people's business.
"Obviously, I possess such immense power, yet instead of believing that greater ability comes with greater responsibility, I prefer to stay out of anything that doesn't concern me."
Jean nodded blankly. "I didn't really understand before. I thought you just found things troublesome, but now I understand. You... are actually no different from those Mutants hiding among ordinary people.
"Once your identity is exposed, you'll face pursuit, perhaps even a manhunt."
"Haha!" Aaron could not help laughing. "That's fairly apt, but not entirely.
"I'm far stronger than Mutants. Even if my identity is exposed, there aren't many people capable of threatening me.
"And I'm not without powerful backing. Ancient One and Odin are both still alive!
"Even if they don't have much time left, I arranged an escape route for myself long ago. I can leave Earth at any time."
"Taking it ten thousand steps further, even if I really do fall, I have eternal life and an immortal soul. No one can kill me, but I could still be suppressed and sealed away, forced to live in darkness—or worse than death—for a time."
"So, before I can return home, I have to restrain my power, because no one knows what accidents might happen along the way.
"One wrong move and the whole game is lost. I don't want that happening to me.
"Therefore, from the moment I arrived in this world until now, unless necessary, most of the battles I've taken part in have relied on powers other than