"Did she think she had the Book of Fate?"
Li Ang couldn't help laughing.
Since Second Sister, she was the first person to talk to him about so-called destiny.
But no matter what Li Ang thought, the other Mutants felt it was a fitting choice.
Irene Adler was born in Austria in the nineteenth century. She had awakened her power of prophecy at the age of just thirteen.
But her ability was far too powerful: she could predict the future. On top of that, she had done everything in her power to record what she saw and felt.
So, at the cost of her eyesight, she completed a prophetic manuscript known as the Book of Truth.
Its contents were rather profound, and the Mutants still found them difficult to fully interpret.
But it did offer insights into the future.
So if they really could bring her back to life, it would be a good choice for the Mutants.
Both sides agreed to select her for the time being.
As for the Seat of Winter, there was no need to agonize over it.
The three candidates were Black Queen Selene, Mystique Raven, and Psylocke.
Psylocke had been shoehorned in at Li Ang's suggestion.
After all, she was connected to him, and he wanted to give her a leg up.
So he vetoed the proposals from Commander Zhu and Mr. Omen. What kind of birdman was that? He'd never heard of him.
The Mutants were willing to do him that favor, so they agreed to choose Psylocke.
Looking at the final tally, the X-Men and the Hellfire Club had roughly the same number of seats.
But in reality, the White Queen had already made arrangements.
Those twelve people had become Krakoa's de facto rulers.
White Queen Emma Frost said, "Now that we've