"Do more?"
Faced with the old professor's expectations, Logan shook his head helplessly.
"I don't know where you got that idea, Charles.
You... have merely found a long-lost sense of purpose in this myth-like life today!
Can we do more? Bullshit, we can't do anything!
Because even everything we're enjoying right now wasn't the result of our own efforts!"
As his words fell, Old Wolf looked at Heisenberg and snorted.
"Right, you god?"
"Mm-hmm, who knows?"
Heisenberg casually replied, then patted the old professor's arm.
"Old Wolf used to be so spirited, and now he's just as miserable and depressed.
You'll have to keep influencing him in the future."
"I will, Heisenberg!"
Faced with Heisenberg's teasing, Professor X nodded seriously. Then he turned to Old Wolf and explained softly.
"Logan, I admit that you're right, but there's one thing you haven't understood.
That is, we have absolutely no say in how the future world will operate.
The only one who can truly decide how our future unfolds is the god lying among us!
So look at the current situation. The future of mutants, our children are enjoying food they never should have had the chance to enjoy.
The pressure and hardships they were originally meant to face have long since been completely shattered and rewritten by His Lordship!
So think about the reason behind all this.
If Heisenberg wanted mutants to disappear completely from today onward, if there truly were no place for mutants in the future world—
Then how could we be lying here, enjoying a sunbath?"
When he finished, Professor X turned back and smiled as he nodded at Heisenberg.
"I'm an old man, an old man who hasn't been very successful.
But although my past was a failure, my experience can still help those children avoid some