Marvel Universe.
Gambit, Remy, stared at the laptop on the table.
The video began to play.
When Remy saw Lynn simply sitting on the bed, a puzzled expression appeared on his face.
But the next second, his pupils suddenly contracted.
On the screen, golden currents like tiny snakes crawled over Lynn's body.
Then, the terrifying currents surged through the entire room.
The window glass couldn't withstand such powerful electricity and shattered with a crash.
The powerful current erupted in a stunning burst of force.
The window shattered into countless fragments, which shot toward the walls at a terrifying speed, propelled by enormous kinetic energy.
"Th-this... how is this possible..."
Remy stared wide-eyed at the scene, his face full of disbelief and shock.
In an instant, he thought of Lynn's mutant ability.
Remy was secretly astonished.
"But wasn't his mutant ability supposed to be immense strength and superhuman durability? Since when could he unleash such terrifying electricity?"
With this terrifying electrical ability on top of his incredible durability and strength, even Wolverine, a Level Three mutant, might not be a match for him, right?
Perhaps the man he had brought back was the strongest Level Three mutant around!
Should he tell Professor X about Lynn?
Remy hesitated.
Professor X and Magneto represented two extremes among mutants.
Professor X had introduced the concept of mutants and advocated peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants.
Magneto, on the other hand, had established the Brotherhood of Mutants and wanted to use their power to rule humanity, so mutants could live in peace.
Lynn, who was sitting in the room and comprehending the Perfect Realm, knew nothing of Remy's thoughts.
But even if he had known, he would have thought nothing of them.
In his view, Professor X was a complete traitor to the mutants.
Just as Uchiha Itachi was a traitor to the Uchiha Clan in the Naruto World.
At first, there had been no concept of mutants.
It was Professor X who had separated his own kind from ordinary people.
It could be said that without Professor X, mutants wouldn't have found themselves in such a difficult position.
Moreover, Professor X's abilities were downright revolting. He could read minds at will, sift through other people's memories, and even cause their brains to die outright.
He wasn't the only one. Marvel had many other psychic mutants.
Among them were plenty who could inspect and alter memories.
Lynn carried memories of himself from other worlds in his mind. If those psychic mutants read them, the consequences would be unimaginable.
To face those psychic mutants, he would have to break through to the realm of Magnetic Field Rotation.
He could use magnetic fields and an indomitable will to protect his mind.
Alternatively, his Mangekyō Sharingan could evolve once more, making his mind more resilient.
Only then would he have nothing to fear from those psychic mutants.
Just then, Lynn felt a foreboding rise in his heart.
"What's going on?"
He sprang to his feet, intending to leave the room.
Suddenly.
Rat-tat-tat-tat-tat!!!
A torrent of gunfire erupted outside, accompanied by the screams of the mutant children.
Lynn's expression shifted.
"Did those bastards catch up? Or is something wrong here?"
Outside the abandoned factory.
Cavan's eyes glinted coldly as he stared at the factory ahead.
"Boss, they've all gone inside. Let's sweep the place with the machine guns first. If those mutant beasts still don't come out, we'll blow them to hell with the rocket launchers and cannons!"
Beside him, Bald Man watched the armed men rake the factory with bullets and grinned with savage delight.
Those damned mutants shouldn't be called people. They were beasts!
Just mutant beasts!
Soon, several fully armed soldiers emerged from the abandoned factory, bringing out a few deformed mutant children.
"Captain Cavan, we caught a few Level One deformed mutants."
Cavan turned and saw his men holding several deformed mutant children, all around ten years old.
The first was a boy with a head like a chicken's and a beak. The second was a girl whose hands and feet resembled a toad's.
Several other mutant youths, each deformed in some way, stared at them in fear.
Cavan's eyes flashed with disgust as he looked at the deformed mutants.
"They're beasts. They don't deserve to be called human!"
He waved a hand, signaling his men to fire.
"Kill them all. Mutant beasts that are useless to the base are no use to us!"
"Right away, Captain!"
The fully armed soldiers broke into cold, cruel smiles at the order.
They had always hated mutants. How could those gene-mutated freaks possibly deserve to be called human alongside them?
Deformed hands and feet, deformed heads—were those things human?
They were obviously beasts!
Grinning viciously, they pulled the machine-gun triggers.
Bullets burst from the barrels and tore into the mutant children without mercy.
Blood sprayed everywhere, and the sharp, rusty smell of blood filled the air.
After killing all the mutant children, Cavan ordered every soldier to surround the abandoned factory.
He glanced at the tablet in his hand, where all the information they had gathered about Lynn was displayed.
As he read, he spoke to his men over the earpiece:
"I'll say it again. The mutant who escaped can not only use that black flame, but also spit lightning. He also has super speed and super strength.
"Remember, if you run into him, get away fast and keep your distance. Then attack from afar, and use the snipers..."
"Come on, boss. The briefing's already this detailed. Do you really think we'll lose?"
Regan, the Bald Man, laughed as he gripped his assault rifle, fully armed.
"Exactly. We even brought tanks and missiles to deal with that Level Three mutant. How could he possibly escape?"
"That guy destroyed Base 23 only because the base didn't have enough firepower.
"Besides, those guards were all useless drunks. They're nothing like well-trained elite soldiers like us."
A Black man with a chicken-headed mutant boy hanging from his waist carried an RPG launcher, aimed it at the entrance to the abandoned factory, and said with a laugh.
"If that guy dares show his face, we'll blow him into pieces."
Everyone laughed at his words.
Even Cavan, who hated mutants to the core, joined in.
With this kind of firepower, how could that Level Three mutant possibly escape?
The moment he showed himself, their heavy weapons would pin him down.
After that... they would take him back to the base as a corpse!
Several well-trained soldiers carrying weapons cautiously entered the abandoned factory after its first barrage of machine-gun fire.
"Oh, no!"
When he spotted the armed soldiers sneaking inside, Gambit's expression darkened.
He had realized something was wrong as soon as the machine guns had started firing.
"How are we supposed to get out?" His expression was grim.
Even with a mutant who had immense strength and incredible durability, as well as another who could unleash lightning, he still didn't feel confident.
He had seen the tanks and rocket launchers.
With forces like these, even a Level Four mutant might not make it out alive.
Nearby, Lynn stood beside the roof of the abandoned factory, staring intently at the armed soldiers below.
When he had just come out, he had seen the armed soldiers mow down a group of helpless, deformed mutant children.
These people treated mutants like pigs and dogs.
The thought filled Lynn with fury.
A cold glint flashed in his scarlet eyes.
He murmured:
"If you don't treat us like people, don't blame me for treating you like animals!"
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