Opportunity

Henry, having lived two lives, was not greatly affected by overblown rhetoric. What Magneto intended to do was what truly mattered.

However, Magneto's empathy still resonated deeply with those who had joined the Brotherhood of Mutants and those who had just been rescued from the laboratory. The Mutants on deck all shouted loudly in support.

After waiting briefly for everyone's emotions to settle, Magneto signaled for the gradually quieting cries to stop altogether. "My brethren, I know you must be wondering how we can make our demands known to the entire world.

"It's very simple. We will use one man's blood as a sacrifice to the Mutant banner. Then, the whole world will fully understand the determination of Mutants."

Someone below shouted, "Magneto, who do you want us to kill?"

"One person will be enough. George Bush."

"George... Bush!"

Well, quite a few people still needed a moment to recall the name of the current President of the United States. But those who understood all showed shocked expressions. Only Henry felt like laughing inside.

He had finally figured out the purpose of this illusion world. Wasn't it simply to weave a scenario so that the mastermind behind this farce could control those trapped in the illusion and make them carry out his will?

Following the clues from the movie, the military wanted to manufacture the fact that Mutants had rebelled against the government, so they could rightfully reduce Mutants from "humans" to "lab rats."

Sure enough, Magneto said passionately, "Before today, I did not know of any opportunity to accomplish this. But then I saw Henry Brown, one of our brethren—a Mutant with the ability to withstand blades and bullets.

"With proper training, he can storm the White House alone and walk out unharmed. Even if he is trapped and