Don't Keep Shearing the Same Sheep

"Did we really know each other?"

Inside the aircraft cabin, Logan sat pressed close to Deadpool, every pore on his body tightening as he grew restless and wanted to get away from him.

The inexplicable feeling had no basis, and Logan did not understand it either. They had only just met, yet in another world they had been comrades who had trusted each other with their lives. Why did he instinctively reject Deadpool?

Logan had brought news of Jean and Magneto's whereabouts. A large group of highly aggressive mutants had gathered, preparing to attack Demon Island.

Just like in the third X-Men movie, the American government had found a mutant boy capable of neutralizing mutant genes and created a serum called the 'Mutant Cure.' It was being promoted worldwide, with mutants urged to get injected.

Mutants had no future. Since it was free right now, they should hurry back into the human camp!

The moment they heard it was free, many mutants could no longer sit still. They flocked to the nearest distribution centers, and even students from Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters skipped class to get themselves a shot.

No students meant no source of income. Professor X had barely left before the school was on the verge of bankruptcy. Acting principal Storm, Ororo, was beside herself with regret, worrying herself gray overnight.

Magneto's Brotherhood, the Mutant Academy's rival organization, was not doing much better. A huge number of members had withdrawn, leaving its funds unable to circulate. Seeing next month's membership fees cut in half and the Brotherhood facing bankruptcy, Magneto hurriedly gathered his most capable subordinates to strike back against humanity.

Magneto found Jean and persuaded her to become the new leader, leading all mutants in revolt and flattening Demon Island—the serum production base for the American