The next day.
The moment Heisenberg stepped out of his bedroom, he sensed that something was off about the atmosphere at Xavier's Institute.
Professor X and Hank were nowhere to be seen. Even when Heisenberg temporarily took their place at the podium, they still did not appear.
Below the podium, Jean and the others, slightly dizzy from their hangovers, smiled and explained it to Heisenberg.
"Teacher, our principal disappears all the time. He's probably off doing something to save the world again.
"Whenever they disappear, we always end up seeing news about mutants afterward!"
"That's right, they always ditch us to handle their own business. But now it's okay—we have you!"
"Teacher Heisenberg is the best! Just don't go hanging around with the principal and Teacher Hank too much!"
With the children talking like that, what else could Heisenberg do? He taught them, of course.
And so, a wonderful morning passed in the classroom.
Heisenberg had assumed Charles would not contact him for quite some time. After all, he had only just arrived at Xavier's Institute and was still a newcomer there.
But to his surprise, Hank came looking for him at noon!
As Heisenberg sat in the cafeteria eating steak, Hank took a seat beside him.
"Friend, we gave it some thought. There are some things you might be able to join us in!"
As he spoke, Hank patted Heisenberg on the shoulder.
"We have separate food over there. Come eat with us, and we'll talk while we eat!"
And so, Heisenberg entered Charles's secret office for the first time.
After arriving, Charles ate jelly while constantly speaking with someone on the other end of the phone.
He looked somewhat impatient. As for what he said—
"I know, I know it was excessive, but I didn't do it. It