"Professor, what role do you see for the X-Men?" Jiang Hao asked.
Professor X froze for a moment, then said, "To maintain order on Earth, help humanity accept and recognize mutants, and live peacefully alongside them."
"Is that possible?"
"Of course it is. I believe mutants are a higher stage of human evolution. One day, humanity will accept the existence of mutants, and mutants will become the mainstream of society," Professor X said.
Jiang Hao finally understood Professor X's true thoughts. His plan was even grander than Magneto's. Magneto merely wanted humanity to acknowledge mutants; if humanity refused, he would use force to make them submit and rule the entire world.
Professor X, on the other hand, intended to gradually replace humanity's position and create a society in which mutants were both the majority and the upper class.
After bidding Professor X farewell, Jiang Hao returned to the underground base. Ed was delighted to see him back. "I already heard. You've joined the X-Men. Just tell me what equipment you want, and I'll provide it."
Jiang Hao smiled. "There's no rush for that. Let's solve your problem first."
Ed rubbed his hands excitedly and led Jiang Hao into the laboratory. "What materials do you need? I'll get them ready."
"Do you have anything containing energy? Crystal stones, Magic Cores, Demon Cores, things like that?" Jiang Hao asked.
Ed stared blankly at Jiang Hao. "Don't those only exist in novels?"
Fine, that confirmed it. This world had no such things. The Tesseract contained energy, but there was no way they could get their hands on that.
"Do you have crystals or jade?"
"I have crystals. Lots of different kinds."
They went to the storage room, where Jiang Hao tested the various crystals with spiritual power. Comparatively speaking, clear quartz had stable