At that thought, Apocalypse looked again at the children around him.
Noticing Apocalypse's gaze, Ororo panicked and hurriedly shouted at the other children in the room.
"Get out, all of you! Hurry up and leave, don't stay here!
I have something to say to him!"
With Ororo's words, the children obediently left the room. Ororo was the oldest among them, and they were used to following her.
That was precisely why Ororo always stole things to bring back for the children.
In her heart, Ororo saw herself as the children's guardian.
She was the oldest, and she was also the strongest, so she felt she had a reason to take care of the others.
Once all the children had left, Ororo turned to Apocalypse and spoke softly.
"You just killed someone, and... and you even buried someone in a wall!
I'd rather you had turned him to ash too!
Anyway, it's not safe here. You need to find somewhere to hide on your own.
I'm grateful that you helped me, although you went a little too far. I would've been fine if they'd just beaten me up, but now we're all at risk.
Anyway, I can't take you in. You saw it yourself, there are too many children here. You'll bring danger to them!
I... well, I really don't want to send you away like this. Anyway, I still have a little ham. I can give you some.
Then you need to leave quickly!"
Ororo felt that she had done everything she could, but Apocalypse still remained silent in response to her words.
He could not understand her!
So Apocalypse slowly raised his hand and, beneath Ororo's wary gaze, placed it on her head.
The next instant, Ororo felt her scalp go numb!
At the same time, Apocalypse's eyes gradually