Professor X vs. Legion?

"I feel like I have too many titles now. First I was Omnipotent God, then the strongest being in the Nine Realms, and now you call me the Quantum Watchers. What's next? The head of the Multiverse Committee?" Russell chuckled.

Uatu didn't laugh; his huge eyes, like some kind of ancient instrument, stared at Russell, glowing faintly in the darkness.

"I'm not joking, Russell."

Uatu's voice was unusually earnest.

"The Watchers's duty is to record and witness, ensuring that the great events that happen in the universe are not forgotten."

Actually, with your abilities, you can travel between Multiverse and see many things that others cannot, making you very suitable for this job.

"And right now, there's a universe on the verge of chaos."

He raised his hand and waved it, and a huge, mirror-like object appeared in the void.

The mirror reflects a universe, a universe that is being destroyed.

Numerous Galaxy are spinning and exploding, their stars releasing enough energy to illuminate the entire Galaxy as they collapse.

The reason for these major changes in Galaxy is that something is fighting.

Each of their clashes reduced the surrounding Galaxy to dust, and each release of energy caused the rules of the universe to collapse locally.

"Is this the great war you were talking about?" Russell asked.

"That's right, this battle is in no way inferior to the Six-Stone Infinity Ultron." Uatu's gaze was solemn.

"Their war has been raging for some time, and countless civilizations have been destroyed at their hands. If left unchecked, their entire universe may be destroyed."

He turned his head and looked at Russell.

That's why I couldn't wait to come to you.

Russell stared at the massive explosion colliding in the starry sky reflected in the mirror.

"Since it's so serious, why don't you go?"

"Um... I'd like to go, but haven't I already handed the role of Watchers over to you?" Uatu said insincerely.

Russell felt that the truth was not as Uatu described, but he did not expose it.

"You know I'm not Watchers like you, much less one of those Gods who existed since the beginning of the universe. Ultimately, I'm just an ordinary Earthling who started as a mortal."

"Watchers don't care about background." Uatu shook his head. "You have the potential. From defeating Knull to defeating Six-Stone Ultron across time... everything you've done is changing the course of the Multiverse."

Russell nodded.

"So what does this have to do with you wanting me to go to another universe to record the great war? It doesn't benefit me at all."

"There will be benefits, of course," Uatu said.

"Experiencing major battles of varying scales can broaden one's horizons."

"Then what?"

"Then..." Uatu thought for a moment and continued, "You might see something, something you've never seen before, which could change your understanding of the Multiverse."

Russell looked at him.

What are you implying?

Uatu didn't answer; he simply turned around again, facing the mirror where the great battle was taking place.

"This universe, designated 019, may not be the Main Universe, but it certainly won't disappoint you."

He turned his head and looked at Russell.

"There are things that might help you at the quantum level."

"Quantum level?"

In the Marvel Universe, aside from a very few exceptionally powerful gadgets, the only things that can relate to the quantum level are generally the Pym Particles and the Quantum Bands.

He can now mass-produce Pym Particles, and he had originally planned to take some time later to explore the microscopic quantum universe.

"Alright, since you've put it that way, why not go take a look?" Russell said very casually.

Uatu nodded slightly.

"Remember, under normal circumstances, the Watchers does not interfere; they merely record and witness."

Russell looked at him. "Are you sure that even if that universe is about to be destroyed, it's still in a normal state?"

"Ahem, whatever you decide," Uatu, trying to cover his embarrassment.

"Don't try to bind me with your Watchers's theories. I'm not just Watchers; I'm Russell."

After saying that, he stepped into the mirror.

A flash of white light mixed with spatial fluctuations passed by, and Russell's figure suddenly disappeared.

Uatu stood alone in that void, looking at the mirror he had created.

"Yes." He stroked his massive bald head. "You're not just Watchers; you're Russell, you're that being who started as a mortal and is now progressing towards the Gods."

"Actually, I quite hope you become a multi- Gods, so I can tell the other Watchers that I witnessed the birth of a multi- Gods."

He turned around and disappeared into the void.

Universe Number 019, Russell emerged from the white light.

He stood in a collapsing starry sky.

Nearby planets revolve, collide, and explode around him, causing the star that illuminates the universe to enter its explosive phase prematurely, releasing a powerful light that can illuminate most of the Galaxy.

The war, comparable to a cosmic conflict, continues unabated despite the destruction of Galaxy.

Russell stood with his hands in his pockets, watching everything unfold before him.

"Okay, that's certainly a grand affair. Magneto would give you a thumbs up."

He tilted his head slightly.

Let me see... who you really are.

Deep within the collapsing starry sky, the two powerful beings engaged in combat seemed to sense something. One of them suddenly turned his head, facing Russell's direction.

This being was completely shrouded in a layer of black mist, obscuring its true face.

"Watchers, here you go again... Hmm, you're not that big-headed Watchers."

Russell did not answer; his gaze narrowed slightly as he tried to discern the true nature of the black mist.

"You have that bald guy's aura on you. Did he bring reinforcements? Why didn't he come himself?"

The black mist disintegrated under Russell's microscopic vision, revealing the true nature of the other party.

He was wearing a Cloak, beneath Cloak peeked out a bald head that he recognized all too well.

Professor X?!

No, the dark aura emanating from him doesn't seem like Professor X's.

He looked at it for two seconds, then his gaze passed over the black mist and landed on the opposite side.

There is another powerful being there.

This person feels like countless fragments pieced together, each fragment having its own shape, color, and voice.

His body was like a collection of a thousand people, changing every second, transforming into something different every second.

Russell's eyes narrowed.

He knew the other person.

In intelligence about Mutants, Legion Haller is definitely Omega-Level Mutant cannot be ignored.

He possesses countless personalities, each with different superpowers.

In addition, he has a special identity: the son of Charles Xavier.

So this was a family game?