"Charles Xavier was born into a wealthy family, attended Oxford University, graduated with honors, and earned multiple doctorates in genetics, biology, and psychology. He could be considered a representative figure of the elite class."
Stryker flipped through the files. S.H.I.E.L.D. had long since investigated the two Mutant leaders thoroughly, and the documents detailed the lives and experiences of these figures regarded as dangerous targets.
"Unlike Erik Lehnsherr, another radical Mutant, Charles Xavier does not hate humanity. He is a hypocrite who is nearly morally perfect. To deal with someone like him, I do not even need guns or artillery. He will walk right into the trap himself."
Out of inner caution, Stryker did not explain his plan in detail, merely glossing over it. Instead, he took Magneto very seriously.
The colonel knew full well that the Brotherhood's leader possessed the immense power to control magnetic fields. Modern weaponry, powerful artillery, precision-guided missiles—almost every conventional weapon was utterly useless before him. As long as it had anything to do with metal, Magneto might seize control of it and turn it into a weapon for slaughtering his own side.
For this reason, the Department of Defense had mobilized a batch of polymer weapons manufactured by Stark Industries. No matter how powerful Magneto was, he was ultimately still flesh and blood. Once exposed to weapons made from polymer materials, he could still be wounded, bleed, or even die!
To win this war of extermination against Mutants, Stryker had devised an exceptionally meticulous plan. Whether it was Professor Charles or Magneto, he had strategies prepared to deal with both.
Even a top strategic expert like Nick Fury could not help but admit, after hearing Stryker's various methods, that the colonel truly understood Mutants. Professor Charles, especially as a telepath, appeared flawless, yet his compassion