Chapter 1077

"So—"

"Professor, you came here to persuade my mother to let them go?"

"..."

Hearing Professor X's intention, after Jean reacted, the look in her eyes as she looked at Professor X began to become strange.

How should she put it?

In the past, when she followed Professor X to help humans and persuade those mutants who chose to resist because they couldn't stand human oppression to give humans another chance, Jean didn't think there was anything wrong with Professor X's theory.

After all, hatred only intensifies conflicts and cannot eliminate hatred.

But when the positions were swapped.

Jean suddenly felt that Professor X's theory had become very ridiculous.

She looked at Professor X seriously.

"Professor, you should know that those people all deserve to die. If it weren't for them secretly plotting against my father and creating the Sentinel robots, then none of this would have happened."

"They were also afraid."

Professor X sighed: "Humans are always afraid and fearful because of powers they don't understand. Therefore, we need to give them enough time for them to understand us."

"Fear?"

"Afraid?"

"Professor..."

"From their actions, what I see is not fear and terror, but shamelessness and greed. My father gave them great mercy and gave them hope for life, but they took my father's mercy as my father's weakness and took the hope for life my father gave them as capital for their own destruction."

Jean sneered, looking at the professor sitting in the wheelchair finding excuses for that group of people in Washington, and then looked curiously at Magneto standing on the side: "What about you, Magneto? Are you also here to persuade my mother to let go?"

Magneto met Jean's gaze, was silent for a while, and said: "Charles's statement is correct, and this time, we can fight for the rights that belong to us."

Jean was amused.

"Magneto, I now very much agree with my father's evaluation of you."

"What?"

"Any mutant who follows you, hoping that you will create a paradise that belongs to them, is really out of luck."

How to put this feeling?

It's a bit similar to what Dad often says: the army has already attacked the imperial city, and the leading general says he never thought about rebelling, he just wanted His Majesty to give them an explanation.

Magneto's words, compared to what Dad once said, can't be said to be exactly the same, but they can be said to have the same effect.

Are you kidding?

Want an explanation?

Big brother, we are rebelling. What kind of explanation do you want? Once you become the emperor, what kind of explanation can't you get?

How does that saying go?

When I enter the pass, there will naturally be great scholars to debate the scriptures for me!

As a result, you damn well say you didn't want to rebel, then did you ever think about the brothers who followed you to rebel?

Just like those mutants who previously followed Magneto, followed behind the leader they thought was a hawk, and fought for the beautiful paradise in their hearts.

Magneto surrendered, so what about these people?

Their fate won't be any better.

And now it's happening again?

Moreover, this so-called paradise for mutants that is about to arrive was not created by mutants.

It was created by her father.

Because that group of despicable, faithless, immoral, and infinitely greedy politicians in Washington forced her father to have to take action to create it.

Before the war, Washington was full of confidence and ambition.

Now that they have lost, they know pain, know how to beg for mercy, and even found the dove leader Professor X, and the latter was even more afraid of not being able to persuade them, so he even dragged Magneto along.

Good guy!

While Jean was calling out 'good guy' in her heart, she looked at Professor X in the wheelchair again, her eyes already filled with infinite disappointment: "Professor, I'm sorry, I can't help you."

Hearing this, Professor X frowned slightly.

"They already know they were wrong, Jean."

"No."

Jean looked at Professor X, expressionless: "They don't know they were wrong; they know they are about to die."