"If mutants don't have the strength to protect themselves, then they're fish on the chopping block. What I'm saying isn't justice. It's just reality."
Bai Ye calmly looked at the mutants present. "If I meant you harm, none of you would survive three seconds. Especially Professor X."
"Actually, I've always felt that as the leader of mutants, you shouldn't be putting yourself out there like this. Just one bullet would be enough to cripple you." Bai Ye looked at Professor X and spoke frankly.
To Bai Ye right now, everyone present was a bunch of glass cannons—one punch would flatten two of them.
As long as he killed Professor X, the rest posed no real threat to him.
Watching the young man stand and look down at them, Professor X lowered his head in thought.
Cyclops was somewhat unconvinced, but the moment he raised his head, he felt the weight on his head lighten. In the next instant, thick crimson laser beams burst from his eyes and blasted through the wall before him, frightening him into hurriedly closing his eyes.
The sudden turn of events startled everyone else. Jean Grey instinctively tried to use her telekinesis, but her vision turned red in the next moment as her boyfriend's glasses were placed over her head by Bai Ye.
When she turned around, she saw that Bai Ye, the culprit, had already returned to his original spot and was calmly watching them.
"You see? That's the difference between us." Bai Ye spread his hands and looked at Cyclops, whose eyes were tightly shut, and Jean Grey, who was wearing the glasses.
The flaws of such extreme specialization were far too great. Once targeted, they were truly useless.
"That was a sneak attack." Cyclops tightly covered his eyes, preventing the lasers from shooting