About two minutes later, Jean Grey, wrapped in pajamas, knocked on the office door. After receiving a response, she stepped inside with a yawn, her face full of exhaustion.
"Professor, I'm here. The students have all gone to another universe for a trip, so I don't have to work today, right?"
This was a rare school trip for the Mutant students. In the past, it had been difficult enough to find a place that didn't discriminate against Mutants, let alone one that treated Superhumans as idols.
Deathstroke had discovered that universe and generously opened it up to the Mutants. He provided food and lodging for the children to participate in a "social practice" program, where they could truly fight criminals on the streets. All thanks to the friendship between the Professor, Magneto, and Deathstroke.
There were also many Mutants in China, numbering around thirteen million in total. Everyone knew that under Deathstroke's leadership, Kamar-Taj had close ties with the S.P.E.A.R. Agency, but the first batch of travel slots had still gone to Utopia.
Of course, that was also because the policies over there were different, and Mutants lived especially well. But favors were favors.
"I want to talk to you about Logan." The Professor gestured toward the leather sofa not far away, indicating for Jean to sit. "I want to know what you truly think of him."
After glancing at Magneto beside her, who had his eyes closed as he rested, Ms. Grey touched her face. Under the Professor's warm gaze, she told the truth.
"Logan and I are only colleagues. The one I love is Scott, but Phoenix... The Phoenix in my mind needs Logan's vitality, so..."
"I understand. So you're involved with both of them." The Professor leaned back in his wheelchair and sighed. "That makes things a