Recaps

Du Mu infiltrated a Skrull detention base, killed or captured its radical occupants, and rescued Natasha and Elektra. Natasha recognized him, and Elektra stopped attacking after Du Mu reminded her of their past encounter.

• Du Mu learned that the Skrulls were extracting special humans’ genes and memories, and found Natasha, Elektra, and Colonel James Rhodes among the prisoners.
• Du Mu tricked the Skrull captain into revealing information about Gravik’s radicals, then shot him before he could activate his bulletproof hardening ability.
• Du Mu killed most of the Skrulls, incapacitated the technicians, and stored them in a Devouring Pouch for Hydra researchers.
• Du Mu cut off Natasha’s memory extractor and freed her, then revealed his identity after she attacked him.
• Du Mu freed Elektra, who attacked him until he raised his elbow and she recognized him.

Du Mu rescued the prisoners at the Skrull base, defeated the radicals, and took control of the remaining Skrulls as Officer Leila. After the other teams reported success, he received a Copy Card that could perfectly replicate a target's appearance and strength for three minutes.

• Du Mu rescued Natasha, Elektra, and Rhodey, then confronted the Skrulls who came to investigate the gunfire.
• Du Mu claimed Commander Leila was a conservative Skrull and defeated the radicals who attacked him, forcing the survivors to surrender.
• Du Mu recruited the Skrulls under Leila's identity and implanted biological bombs to prevent them from defecting.
• Natasha, Elektra, and Rhodey helped free the other prisoners, while Du Mu had several arrogant politicians dragged away as suspected radical moles.
• Du Mu learned that Steve's team had rescued prisoners at two other bases and received mission rewards, including a Copy Card that could duplicate a target's strength for three minutes.

Du Mu responded to Tony’s plea for help and fought the enraged Hulk on a Florida beach after Tony’s Hulkbuster Armor failed to contain him. When Hulk resisted Du Mu’s attempt to calm him, Du Mu summoned a giant sand body and prepared to face him.

• Du Mu received Tony’s distress message and accepted a quest to turn Hulk back into Bruce Banner, then left Natasha to handle the Skrulls.
• Tony fought Hulk in the Hulkbuster Armor, but Hulk grew stronger, destroyed its spare-parts supply, and battered the armor until its outer components broke apart.
• Du Mu arrived disguised as Natasha, kicked Hulk away, and tried to calm him by imitating her voice, but Hulk’s rage surged again.
• Du Mu used Super Armor to resist Hulk’s grab and elbowed him away, while Tony blamed the Skrull’s emotion-manipulating ability for Hulk’s rage.
• Du Mu returned to his original appearance and used his Lord of Sand skill to form a giant sand body over ten meters tall.

Du Mu used the beach sand to battle Hulk, eventually swallowing him in a quicksand vortex until he reverted to Bruce Banner. The mission settled with rewards for Du Mu, including a Giant Potion and Omni-Directional Mobility Gear.

• Du Mu formed a towering sand giant and repeatedly smashed Hulk into the beach, but Hulk broke free and grew stronger as his rage increased.
• Du Mu bound Hulk with countless sand arms, then raised sand walls as Hulk charged toward him.
• Hulk smashed through the walls and traded punches with Du Mu, whose metal gauntlets let him withstand Hulk’s attacks.
• Du Mu weakened Hulk with several debuffs, threw him into the sand giant, and trapped him in a quicksand vortex.
• Hulk exhausted himself and reverted to Bruce Banner, whom the sand giant expelled onto the beach.
• Du Mu’s mission settled, awarding him 2000 EXP, a Giant Potion, and Omni-Directional Mobility Gear.

Du Mu defeated Hulk, concealed the backlash over his new sand-based title, and returned to the Skrull base to pursue a plan to take control of the Skrulls. He rallied the Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, and others as supposed conservative reinforcements, then used mind control in a speech to prepare his growing force for war against Gravik.

• Du Mu turned the sand giant back into sand after Hulk reverted to Banner, and Tony took Banner away with him.
• Blurry footage of the battle spread online, and Du Mu used Hydra to suppress the insulting nickname “Child of the Beach.”
• Du Mu returned to the Skrull base, where Natasha had freed the captive humans and consolidated the remaining Skrulls.
• Du Mu told Natasha he planned to infiltrate and control the Skrulls, then decided to recruit reinforcements against Gravik’s much larger force.
• The Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents arrived disguised as conservative Skrulls, with the Avengers posing as gene-enhanced copies of themselves.
• Du Mu transformed into Leila, delivered a mind-controlled speech calling for peace, and led the assembled Skrulls and agents in a chant against Gravik.

Gravik's Skrull infiltration network collapsed as Du Mu led the Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, Hydra spies, and Skrulls in an assault on his headquarters. Du Mu reached the Gene Fusion Device and confronted Gravik, who accused him of betraying the Skrulls.

• Gravik learned that his Skrulls at S.H.I.E.L.D. and his human-prisoner bases had gone missing or been defeated, and suspected Leila of betraying him.
• Du Mu, disguised as Leila, led radical Skrulls into battle alongside the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, prompting Gravik to send out his warriors and activate his final plan.
• The Avengers and their allies broke through the base's defenses, with Hulk, Skrull Captain Steve, and Tony fighting the guards and special-gene Skrulls.
• Du Mu bypassed the special-gene fighters, defeated a squad of Skrull soldiers with an explosive robot, and learned Gravik had gone to the Gene Fusion Device.
• Du Mu opened the sealed door to the device chamber and found Gravik standing on its central platform; Gravik accused him of betraying the Skrulls, and Du Mu demanded his surrender.

Gravik fused numerous stored gene samples and fought Du Mu with a growing arsenal of abilities, but Du Mu’s Squidward-based powers and weapons overwhelmed him. Gravik then unleashed Captain Marvel’s power as a trump card, leaving Du Mu facing a far more dangerous opponent.

• Gravik transformed with Abomination genes and charged Du Mu, but Du Mu broke through his guard and smashed him through a wall.
• Gravik revealed that he had fused all the remaining gene samples, including Hulk, Extremis, Doctor Lizard, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, and Purple Man abilities, and attacked Du Mu with them.
• Du Mu resisted Gravik’s fire and mind control, then revealed his Squidward genes, conjuring black tentacles that wielded an assortment of weapons.
• Du Mu and his tentacles wounded Gravik and overwhelmed his regeneration with weapons and negative spells.
• Gravik released a golden shockwave that knocked away Du Mu’s weapons and revealed that he had fused Captain Marvel’s genes.

Du Mu battled Gravik, using sand, tentacles, and weapons to injure him as Gravik unleashed increasingly powerful attacks. With his mana running low, Du Mu used Cat's Memory to trap Gravik in horrifying visions, leaving him screaming helplessly in the sky while Du Mu replenished his mana.

• Gravik attacked Du Mu with golden energy, but Du Mu dodged and turned sandbags from his Game Inventory into a wave that swallowed Gravik.
• Gravik recognized Du Mu despite his claim that he was Leila, and Du Mu joked that Gravik could become related to him by calling him Dad.
• Du Mu used sand hands, sand walls, and weapon-wielding tentacles to injure Gravik, who healed himself and powered up with golden energy.
• Gravik broke through Du Mu's defenses and attacked with punches, kicks, and a torrent of flames, forcing Du Mu to shield himself as his mana dwindled.
• Du Mu used Cat's Memory on Gravik, who fled into the sky but became trapped watching the cat's memories and began screaming.
• Du Mu drank mana potions to restore his reserves and looked up at Gravik, wondering what he had seen.

Du Mu killed Gravik and forced the radical Skrulls to surrender by unveiling a towering sand giant, then helped rescue Talos, Nick Fury, and the imprisoned conservatives. Nick Fury blamed the Skrulls for S.H.I.E.L.D.’s crimes and Hydra ties as Steve arrived wary of him.

• Du Mu killed Gravik while he was helpless after suffering a terrifying experience in Cat's Memory.
• Du Mu appeared above the battlefield in a giant sand construct, announced Gravik's death, and persuaded most of the radical Skrulls to surrender.
• S.H.I.E.L.D. agents secured the base, and Du Mu claimed to Talos that he had been sent undercover by the conservative faction.
• Du Mu found Nick Fury trapped beneath a fallen iron door, and Fury explained how Gravik had turned his plan to use Talos as a scapegoat against him.
• When Steve confronted him with suspicion, Nick Fury claimed that Skrulls had impersonated him, manipulated S.H.I.E.L.D., and caused its Hydra-related crimes.

Nick Fury deceived Steve into trusting him and was assigned to lead the Skrulls, but Du Mu exposed Fury’s broken promises at a Skrull meeting and let the aliens beat him. Du Mu then urged the Skrulls to seek a new home rather than invade Earth, warning them about Earth’s superhuman defenders.

• Nick Fury blamed Gravik’s radical Skrulls for S.H.I.E.L.D.’s crimes and convinced Steve that he had been captured and injured by them.
• Steve and Du Mu told Nick Fury that the Skrulls inside S.H.I.E.L.D. had been cleared out, Gravik was dead, and the remaining radicals had surrendered; they asked Fury to lead the Skrulls.
• At a Skrull meeting, radicals accused Nick Fury of repeatedly delaying his promise to find them a home and of exploiting them as tools.
• Du Mu brought in a bound Nick Fury and falsely claimed to have read memories proving Fury never intended to find the Skrulls a home, prompting the Skrulls to attack him.
• Du Mu stopped the Skrulls from killing Nick Fury and argued against invading Earth, warning that Earth’s superhuman forces would overwhelm them.

Du Mu became the Skrulls’ leader after promising to find them a new home, then revealed his lunar base to Talos as proof that he could deliver. Talos pledged the Skrulls’ loyalty to Du Mu after seeing the vast construction project underway on the moon.

• Du Mu convinced Talos and the Skrull factions that Earth was too dangerous to remain on and demanded that every Skrull follow his command in exchange for finding them a new home.
• Talos and the radicals accepted Du Mu as their leader, and Du Mu ordered all Skrulls to obey him or be treated as traitors.
• Du Mu received rewards for completing the Secret Invasion mission, including the Enchanting skill and a Mental Amulet, then increased his Spirit attribute.
• Du Mu took control of the Skrulls as Leila while the Avengers and most S.H.I.E.L.D. agents withdrew, leaving a small group to monitor them.
• Talos explained that most Skrulls lived undercover around the world and that only a few dozen had fused with special genes.
• Du Mu brought Talos to Attilan and showed him the lunar base under construction, prompting Talos to kneel and pledge the Skrulls’ loyalty.

Du Mu took charge of the Skrulls and Kamar-Taj, using their resources to strengthen his plans while Ancient One remained away. After learning that the sorcerers were exhausted from fighting magical creatures, he unveiled an enchanted AK rifle as a way to battle them without draining their magic.

• Du Mu promised Talos a home for the Skrulls, put him in charge of their daily affairs, and ordered Skrull technicians to develop Super Skrulls while Hydra agents integrated the Skrulls into its intelligence network.
• At Kamar-Taj, Du Mu found a changing message from Ancient One asking him to protect Kamar-Taj and Earth, granting him access to its mages and library, and telling him to fix her door.
• Mordo told Du Mu that dimensional incursions and magical creatures were exhausting Kamar-Taj's sorcerers, and Du Mu decided to turn the creatures into daily quests for experience.
• Du Mu used his Enchanting skill to research a way to equip sorcerers with magic-bearing equipment and reduce their reliance on life-draining spells.
• Du Mu gathered Mordo, Kaecilius, Wong, and other senior sorcerers and revealed an enchanted AK rifle that could attack single targets or groups without consuming much magic.

Du Mu demonstrated enchanted firearms to the Kamar-Taj sorcerers, showing that they could wield magic without spending their own magical power. After seeing his arsenal, Kaecilius abandoned his objections and agreed that marksmanship could be a sorcerous path.

• Du Mu fired an enchanted AK at Kaecilius, whose shield nearly broke under bullets carrying the Dragon Breath Spell before the gun shattered from overuse.
• Du Mu revealed dozens of enchanted AKs with different magical effects and explained that they consumed ammunition rather than the user's magical power.
• Mordo, Wong, and the other sorcerers took turns firing the guns at Kaecilius and were astonished that using them cost no mana.
• Du Mu produced an array of enchanted firearms and offered Kaecilius one as a gift.
• Kaecilius told Wong that marksmanship and ballistics were also methods and paths, and that sorcerers had to keep up with the times.

Du Mu's enchanted weapons turned Kamar-Taj's mages into eager monster hunters, helping him level up before a new dungeon sent him back to the X-Mansion. He reunited with Raven and met a young Jean Grey, then entered the mansion with the Whiplash robots recognizing him as its highest authority.

• Du Mu gave Kamar-Taj's mages enchanted AKs and introduced a points platform, prompting them to hunt monsters and train at a new shooting range.
• The mages' increased monster hunting helped Du Mu finish his daily quests, reach level 26, and put five attribute points into Agility.
• Du Mu entered a new dungeon and found himself at Xavier Mansion, where he met a young Jean Grey and blocked her telepathy.
• Raven recognized Du Mu and told him that over a year had passed since he left and that Jean was part of her Sisterhood Gate.
• Du Mu appointed Jean Grey as the Sisterhood Gate's new director, and she accepted after learning about the position's benefits.
• Whiplash robots identified Du Mu, granted him their highest authority, and let him enter the manor, where he called out for Charles.

Du Mu returned to the X-Mansion and learned how the Brotherhood had grown in size, technology, and influence while he was away. After helping Charles and Erik discuss new recruits and security threats, Du Mu triggered a system alert that Charles's favorability had exceeded 95.

• Du Mu reunited with Charles and Erik, then learned Charles had pretended to be paralyzed to reassure wary factions.
• Charles and Erik told Du Mu that the American military had tried to forcibly draft Brotherhood members, but Erik turned their helicopter into an iron ball and Charles sent them away.
• Charles described the Brotherhood's expanded membership, upgraded technology, and strict recruitment process.
• Du Mu advised Jean Grey to fish daily without using her powers and suggested Logan train Scott Summers.
• The system notified Du Mu that Charles Xavier's favorability had risen above 95 and asked whether to extract his Skin Card.

Du Mu returned to Earth-10086, activated a teleportation link to his Main Server, and reunited with the Brotherhood. After giving Hank advanced technical blueprints and hearing how the Hellfire Club had grown under Emma’s leadership, Du Mu carried Emma into the bedroom to continue their encounter.

• Du Mu obtained a one-time Charles Xavier skin and activated a teleportation anchor connecting Earth-10086 to his Main Server, Earth-9527.
• The Brotherhood’s members gathered to welcome Du Mu, and Hank told him he had mastered Du Mu’s earlier technical materials but had not yet built an Arc Reactor.
• Du Mu gave Hank a tablet of advanced blueprints, and Hank promised he could eventually build the technologies with proper facilities and resources.
• Emma told Du Mu that Hellfire Club companies had expanded into advanced industries and gained influence by making human leaders dependent on their business.
• After Emma teased Du Mu while they talked, Du Mu carried her through a wall into the bedroom, where she tried to escape before he began another encounter.

Du Mu expanded the Hellfire Club and Xavier Mansion while planning to obtain Adamantium and strengthen Mutants against ambushes. He recruited Psylocke as his secretary and bodyguard, then summoned Erik to use his magnetic powers to speed up construction.

• Du Mu identified a classified meteorite sample as Adamantium and told Emma he would find a way to obtain it.
• After several days with Emma, Du Mu put a Mutant enhancement plan on the agenda and decided Hank should adapt the human enhancement technologies he had provided.
• Du Mu rewarded Azazel and Riptide with Life Potions, met Caliban and Psylocke, and appointed Psylocke as his secretary and bodyguard.
• Du Mu ordered Xavier Mansion expanded, including a much larger research base for Hank, and told Charles he had bought the surrounding land.
• Du Mu revealed that he had called Erik to help with the construction, asking the Ten-Thousand-Iron King to use his magnetic powers to speed it up.

Du Mu wondered why no dungeon quest had appeared and sent Logan into the past to try to trigger one. Future Logan woke in a radically altered timeline where the Brotherhood ran Xavier’s School, and he realized the young man behind him was its leader.

• Du Mu questioned why the dungeon quest had not appeared and decided to try his luck with Logan.
• Future Logan awoke in the past with memories of the Sentinel apocalypse and the mission to prevent it.
• Future Logan recognized young Jean and Scott, but learned Scott was an intern in the Brotherhood.
• Scott told Future Logan that he and Victor were founding Brotherhood members and that Charles and Magneto were among its leaders.
• Future Logan heard Scott praise the Brotherhood leader, turned around, and saw a young man smiling at him.

Du Mu welcomed future Logan, whose consciousness had taken over Logan’s body, and let him mistake the Brotherhood’s loyalty for telepathic brainwashing. The misunderstanding collapsed when Charles revealed he was the telepath, and admitted he had controlled Logan and Victor to avoid paying them.

• Du Mu made Scott an official Brotherhood member and sent him to tell his big brother.
• Future Logan pretended to have amnesia while Du Mu described how Logan and Victor had joined the Brotherhood and showed a video of them professing loyalty.
• Future Logan concluded that an evil telepath had brainwashed the Brotherhood and suspected Charles was responsible.
• Charles arrived, recognized that Logan was from the future, and revealed that he was the telepath Future Logan had been seeking.
• Future Logan accused Charles of brainwashing the Brotherhood, but Charles explained that he had controlled Logan and Victor so he would not have to pay them.

Future Logan explained that Sentinel robots would cause Mutant extinction, but found this timeline differed sharply from his past, where Raven had no plan to assassinate Trask. Charles assigned Du Mu a mission to stop the Sentinel Program, and Du Mu began pursuing Trask’s technology through an unexpected approach.

• Charles shared memories with Future Logan, who realized he had joined the Brotherhood voluntarily and apologized for suspecting Charles.
• Du Mu explained parallel universes and joked that Charles’s baldness was an unavoidable absolute point in time.
• Future Logan described the Sentinel robots and said Raven had to be stopped from assassinating their creator, Bolivar Trask, but Charles revealed that Raven was already with the Brotherhood and had no such plan.
• Charles accepted the mission to prevent the Sentinel Program, and Du Mu agreed to take charge while Future Logan stayed at the X-Mansion pretending to be the original Logan.
• Emma gave Du Mu information about Trask Industries, and Du Mu asked her to contact Trask and offer to help him wipe out Mutants.

Du Mu invited Trask to discuss the Sentinel Program and offered him a place to demonstrate the robots at Marvel Industries’ upcoming expo, pretending to support Trask’s anti-Mutant cause because a Mutant had once cheated at a video game. After Trask left, Psylocke questioned why Du Mu was helping him, and Du Mu hinted that he intended to let the Sentinel Program bring about its own downfall.

• Trask arrived at Marvel Industries to meet Du Mu, who greeted him while gaming with Psylocke.
• Du Mu asked Trask about the classified Sentinel Program, and Trask described the robots’ weapons and genetic targeting system.
• After learning the Department of Defense had not approved the program, Du Mu offered Trask a demonstration slot at the upcoming Marvel Industries expo.
• Trask asked why Du Mu hated Mutants, and Du Mu claimed a Mutant had cheated against him in a game three years earlier.
• Trask left excited to prepare the Sentinel Robots, while Psylocke warned Du Mu that the robots could threaten Mutants.
• Du Mu told Psylocke that he was helping the Sentinel Program toward its own destruction, citing Hammer Industries as an example.

Du Mu prepared a plan to turn Trask Industries’ Sentinel demonstration at the Marvel Industrial Technology Expo against Trask. The chapter ended as Trask unveiled the robots and emphasized that they were designed to counter Mutants, including Erik.

• Hank told Du Mu that more than sixty percent of the people he tested carried dormant X-genes, prompting Du Mu to request an upgrade to a genetic identification system.
• The Marvel Industrial Technology Expo opened, and Du Mu confirmed that his people, Charles, and the media were in position for his plan involving Trask’s Sentinels.
• Marvel Industries presented its advanced technologies, drawing excitement from the gathered officials, tycoons, and reporters.
• Trask took the stage and warned the audience that Mutants could threaten ordinary people, singling out powers like Erik’s metal control and Charles’s mind-reading.
• Trask unveiled the Sentinel robots, claiming they could defeat Mutants and were made without metal, while Erik and Charles listened from the audience.

At a Sentinel demonstration, the robots identified their operator Stryker and several powerful officials as Mutants, then attacked the crowd. Charles, Erik, and their allies destroyed the robots and saved the officials, who demanded that Trask explain why the Sentinels had targeted them.

• Trask activated the Sentinels and announced that their genetic system had detected a Mutant at the venue.
• The Sentinels identified Stryker, who denied being a Mutant, then struck him unconscious.
• The Sentinels turned on the officials and other prominent guests, prompting Du Mu to tell Psylocke to send Charles and the others into action.
• Erik, Alex, Scott, and Darwin fought off the Sentinels while Charles reassured the people they had rescued.
• The Deputy Minister of Defense confronted Trask and demanded to know whether the Sentinels had identified the officials as Mutants.

After Sentinel robots attacked officials at the expo, Charles Xavier explained that most people carried a dormant X-Gene, prompting the deputy minister to suspend Trask’s project and publicly shift toward supporting Mutants. News of Charles’s claim and the Mutants’ heroics spread the next day, leaving the public largely receptive to Mutants and newly aware that they might carry the X-Gene themselves.

• The Sentinel robots attacked officials, and Trask struggled to explain why they had targeted them as the crowd questioned whether the machines were safe.
• Charles Xavier told the venue that the robots had detected real X-Genes and that roughly sixty to seventy percent of people carried one, often in a recessive state.
• The deputy minister suspended Trask’s Sentinel project indefinitely, while officials and other leaders approached Charles to thank him and ask about Mutant genes.
• Charles realized the expo had been arranged as a trap by Du Mu’s people, and the chaos forced the event and its clean-energy launch to be postponed.
• News coverage praised the Mutants who had stopped the robots, and geneticists later confirmed Charles’s claim, leading many people to accept that they might carry the X-Gene too.

Du Mu stopped Trask’s Sentinel Program by turning public opinion against it, then used the mission rewards to reveal a way to travel fifty years into the future. When Future Logan learned that changing the past had not altered his timeline, Du Mu assembled a team to help save Logan’s doomed world.

• Public protests and pressure from officials forced the president to order Trask to destroy the Sentinel robots and permanently end the program.
• Trask asked Du Mu for help, but Du Mu had Psylocke alter Trask’s memories and redirect his obsession toward growing taller.
• Du Mu received the Fifty-Year Bazooka and a new mission to travel to the future and aid the surviving Mutants.
• Du Mu explained to Future Logan that changing the past had not changed his timeline, and promised to help by changing the future instead.
• Du Mu revealed the Fifty-Year Bazooka to the Brotherhood and selected Charles, Erik, Hank, Darwin, and Jean Grey to join him on the journey.