The changes in the few of them drew outsiders' attention. Superheroes weren't ancient people; everyone used Spider-Man's Spider-Comms. After asking around, they quickly narrowed their target down to the three of them.
One or two drastic personality changes could be understood. Maybe they simply wanted to turn over a new leaf and become better people—did you have a problem with that? But three superheroes changing in one day was a little abnormal.
Both the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D. sent people to investigate. The Avengers dispatched Falcon, while S.H.I.E.L.D. sent Blink. They took a lap around the scene, exchanged information, then each went back to report.
There really wasn't much need to investigate. If good people had turned bad, then sure, they should look into it and keep their friends from descending into darkness—that fit the heroes' worldview. But these three had merely corrected their own bad habits and made themselves better. What was there to investigate? And after investigating, what then? Turn them back into their former selves?
Jean also found today's events strange. After extensive analysis, she concluded that a higher-dimensional power was involved. For that reason, she went into outer space, hoping to uncover the truth behind the matter.
Crystal obtained a dose of Leech Potion from Blink, who had been ordered to investigate her. She directly erased her own powers. To hell with that Mother Earth nonsense. She called her child, then prepared a whole table of food—not lavish, but made with sincerity—and waited for her child to come home.
Meanwhile, Luna, in the outskirts of Los Angeles, put down the phone. She felt that her mother seemed a little different, and immediately wanted to go home to take a look.
Little Rachel set the Blackbird's navigation system, put it on autopilot, and sent Luna, Wald, and Little