He returned to the mutant world.
Only this time, he had not come alone.
"Raven, I understand that you want to tell Xavier you've returned to normal, but your work isn't finished yet. You'll still have to come back with me afterward."
Raven nodded slightly. She was no longer naked, but wore blue jeans and a tight T-shirt that showed off her figure perfectly.
Around her neck, however, she wore a special metal collar with a distinctly high-tech design.
"Boss, don't worry. I've been away for nearly twenty days, and I just want to check on Xavier. Doesn't our company let us arrange our time off freely? I haven't taken any Saturdays or Sundays off. I've been saving them up."
Yang Bo nodded helplessly. He had established the nine-to-five schedule and weekends-off policy himself, so naturally, he could hardly go back on his own word.
"All right, sit tight. We're heading out."
Piloting a small spacecraft, Yang Bo headed toward New York, the most dangerous yet most familiar city in the Marvel Universe.
For the small spacecraft he was flying, the distance from Miami to New York was so short that he had to stop almost as soon as he accelerated.
In other words, it was over before he could even enjoy it.
This time, Yang Bo did not head for the familiar grounds of Central Park. Instead, he flew straight toward a secluded estate on the outskirts of New York.
With help from the CIA, Professor X had established this gathering place specifically for mutants. In the future, it would become the renowned Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
For now, however, the vast school housed only three mutants.
They were the professor, Beast Hank, and Magneto, who had protagonist plot armor on his side. After jumping down from the