The Injustice Superman: A Marvelous Beginning
Chapter 363

Drawing a Prison Around Oneself

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"Ahhhhh!!!"

"It's Magneto!!!"

"A terrorist!!!"

"But he's so cool!"

"And there's a devil, a devil!!!"

"Wait, that's Mystique!"

"Didn't Mystique stop Magneto? Why are they together?"

"Why did they show up together?!!"

The moment Magneto and the others teleported to Xavier's Institute, the children immediately erupted into all kinds of startled cries.

It couldn't be helped. Magneto was simply too famous!

He was one of the strongest mutants in the world in modern times, and also the top-tier terrorist who had overturned Washington Stadium and smashed the White House with the entire stadium!

For a very long time, news of him had been playing on an endless loop on television.

Kids who had grown up over the past five years might not have watched cartoons, might not have watched Naruto, One Piece, or Bleach, and naturally, they definitely had not watched The Incombustible Man.

Nobody watched that thing...

In any case, even if you had never watched anything you were supposed to watch, you should have seen the news about Magneto attacking the White House.

What did it mean to be the first top celebrity to get arrested? What did it mean to be a foreign star who single-handedly threw life in the United States into chaos?

In just a few moments, the countless children shouting "terrorist" was the finest affirmation of Magneto's reputation!

And so...

Behind Heisenberg, everyone turned in unison to look at the gloomy-faced Erik.

Their eyes plainly said...

"You alone dragged down our entire club's public image!"

Probably...

Faced with those looks, Magneto irritably turned his head away.

As he looked at the collapsed Xavier's Institute in the distance, Magneto let out a dejected sigh.

Although he and Charles had conflicting ideals, this school had ultimately been the love nest he shared with Charles!

Even though

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