"Professor, Xavier Institute hasn't reached the point of dismissing its students, has it?"
Sean asked about what concerned him most.
"No matter who wins or loses, mutants will definitely have an even harder time after this. The Institute will face the same fate. Those children about to graduate..."
Professor X shook his head and sighed.
"I have to prepare for the worst and arrange a way out for the children. Not all of them have families or parents."
Hearing that, Sean thought of Iceman Bobby's family situation. That poor kid had brought his classmates and teacher home, only to be betrayed by his own younger brother. His parents and brother watched as the police surrounded their son without saying a single word.
There were plenty of families like that. Ordinary people were influenced by the media and public opinion, as though they had lost their own judgment within the collective consciousness and instinctively followed everyone else's thoughts...
Mutants are our enemies!
But even so, Sean simply could not understand how someone could treat their own son with such indifference.
"Sounds like you expect things to get pretty bad."
Professor X remained silent.
That brought the meeting to an end.
The X-Men had come all this way just to discuss sheltering a few children? Sean didn't believe it.
But he also couldn't figure out Professor X's intentions.
A warning, or persuasion?
Or was he trying to send some kind of message to those unruly X-Men?
What a headache. He would see which children Professor X sent over later.
As Professor X and the X-Men left, Polaris reluctantly saw her teacher off.
For some reason, the scene made Sean feel melancholy.
It was as though something was about to be swept into history and never shine again.
He shook his head, driving