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Flashback:'Open your eyes' a voice orders. 'I can't, sir. I won't. I'm scared of what will happen' comes the response. There is darkness all around as the first voice replies 'In understand you're afraid you're going to hurt someone. But choosing to keep your eyes closed because you're scared? That's what they do'. The first voice adds 'And you don't have to go through life blind because you are not like them'. 'How do you know?' the second voice asks. 'Because I have no small measure of experience in those who are extraordinary. Now... open your eyes' Professor Charles Xavier repeats, as Scott Summers opens his eyes, and is met by a ruby-hazed Xavier sitting next to him. 'They work. The glasses work' Scott utters, touching the glasses that cover his eyes. 'I can see' he exclaims, sitting up. 'Better than most, my boy' Charles smiles. 'And oh, the things I will show you' he adds, putting a hand on Scott's shoulder.
Present:Inside a high-tech building surrounded by a forest, Ororo Munroe a.k.a. Storm releases a surge of lightning at several Orchis soldiers, knocking them backwards. 'They thought they could hide from us, but they were wrong!' Storm declares, announcing that they have reached the heart of the last Orchis stronghold on Earth. She tells Cyclops to be careful, because if you look close enough, you can see the desperation in their eyes. Storm adds that suicide bombs and serving the greater good are always the last refuge of a conquered people. 'Oh!' Storm gasps as an Orchis Sentinel attempts to grab her from behind – only to be blasted backwards by an optic blast that streaks along the wall behind Storm, and slams into the soldier. 'I'm always careful, Storm' Cyclops replies, touching his visor. 'It's part of my charm' he jokes.
Storm thanks Cyclops, who tells her that it was not a problem, and that he is surprised the giant purple robot snuck up on her. Storm explains that it is because she is tired – but she doesn't know what she is more tired of – these engines of death, or the men who insist on making them! Cyclops and Storm move out into a corridor, where they see more soldiers and Sentinels. Cyclops reminds Storm that for years they have endured small wins, that they called incremental change “progress” - when what they really needed was a giant leap forward. 'Well, this is it' he declares as he fires a powerful blast into the group of soldiers and Sentinels, blasting some of them backwards. The other soldiers and Sentinels respond by opening fire, but Storm and Cyclops step behind a wall to dodge the blasts.
Cyclops remarks that these machines are the product of the greatest human minds on the planet, the very best they have to offer – but now, they know that no amount of ingenuity can stop what's coming. Storm releases a surge of lightning into the corridor which strikes down more of the soldiers and Sentinels. Cyclops exclaims that they can put a new coat of paint on it, shine it up bright, but nothing will hide the fact they have spent far too long passing off the past as the future.  'Yes' Storm agrees as she and Cyclops rush down the corridor that is littered with bodies. 'Man should know when he is beaten – he should know to break and run...or surrender and asks for unearned mercy – and yet... I can't help but notice they're falling back instead of scattering' Storm declares as she and Cyclops approach some sort of large lab area, where dozens more soldiers are stationed. Storm remarks that either they are incredibly well trained, or they are protecting something.
'Okay, then. This is the beating heart of it' Cyclops announces, reporting that they have located the main lab. 'Do you have a lock on our position?' he asks via communicator. 'Yes' a voice responds, and Cyclops tells the person he is speaking with 'We're ready when you are'. Suddenly, 'What the -' one of the soldiers remarks as the roof above them is torn open. 'Oh no' a soldier utters, as Magneto appears through the opening. The soldiers all raise their weapons, and the Master of Magnetism speaks to Lorna Dane a.k.a. Polaris, his daughter, who hovers alongside him. He tells her that he knows that at times he can be overly demanding, but wonders if he is asking too much of a flawed world if he wants no rubble – and certainly no rabble – beneath his feet when they touch the ground. 'Of course not, Father. Allow me' Polaris replies as she uses her incredible abilities to rip up the floor the soldiers are standing on, and wraps the scrap from the floor around all of the soldiers, trapping them.
Cyclops and Storm move into the lab, and face a large set of doors, which Cyclops fires an optic blast at, but the doors don't open. 'They're locked down tight. It'shielded, which I can punch through, but the door itself is made of Vibranium...' Cyclops explains. 'Which you cannot' Magneto points out as he drops into the lab and puts a hand on Cyclops's shoulder, telling him to step aside. Magneto then begins to work on the large doors, which is noticed on the other side, as an Orchis operative points at the doors and exclaims 'Doctor Mars! They are almost through the door. What should we do?' An older man wearing a strange head covering asks how much redundancy they have between this Hub and the Forge. He looks up at a large engine-type piece of equipment in the center of the lab as one of the operatives reports that there is an 80 percent overlap, so if they fall, their brothers and sisters will still retain a vast majority of the Orchis knowledgebase. The operative then asks if they should begin purging the mainframe, and destroy the datacore.
'And lost the information forever? No!' Doctor Mars replies, suggesting that it is better they make the ultimate sacrifice than to surrender one inch to the mutants. 'What is that?' a masked operative asks as Doctor Mars holds up a large needle. Doctor Mars declares that evolution is an unyielding, unapologetic master, and the truth is, they are too civilized to deal with these vandals. 'Will it hurt?' one of the operatives asks. 'Life hurts, Doctor Smyth' Doctor Mars remarks. 'But will I let a little pain – a little sacrifice – stop me from protecting all these good works that I have done?' Doctor Mars asks. 'Of course not!' he snaps as he injects himself with the needle, snarling that these monsters can have his science when they pry it from his cold dead fingers.
Soon, Magneto, Cyclops, Storm and Polaris are through the thick doors and walk into the lab. 'Is that...?' Polaris begins, while Storm comments that it sounds like wild animals. Suddenly, the mutated Orchis science team now resemble gorillas and leap at the four X-Men. 'On your right!' Cyclops calls out, telling the others to be careful, as these gorillas are sure to be savvy – they all have PhDs. Magneto grits his teeth and tells the others that he will take care of this. 'Find them!' he exclaims.
Deep inside the Hub, Cyclops, Storm and Polaris come to a stop in front of several stasis tubes. 'There!' Cyclops exclaims, while Storm notices that there are over a dozen tubes, all with prisoners inside them. 'How little they must think of themselves to treat others this way' Storm adds. Cyclops announces that he and Polaris will get them out, and asks Storm to make them a gateway. Storm holds up a small flower, and after breaking away part of the floor with a bolt of lightning, plants the flower into the ground, and creates some that falls onto the flower. 'It's ready' Storm reports as the flower transforms into a portal.
Polaris holds up a glowing scanner, and as she comes to a tube that is slightly different to the others, she informs her teammates that the other tubes hold mutants, but there is something different in this one. Cyclops tells Polaris to go ahead and open the tube. Polaris does so, and the water inside the stasis tank pours out – along with it, a woman wearing striped tights, whose skin appears dark and her hair almost transparant. The woman goes wide-eyed, 'I'm not here. You don't see me' she utters. The three X-Men stand in front of her and Storm asks her what she is talking about. 'I'm looking right at you' Storm declares. Checking the scanner, Polaris reports that this woman is human, but the tachyon bleed suggests massive atemporal development – so, technically, she is posthuman.
'I'm weak. So weak' the woman utters, dropping to the ground. Storm realizes she recognizes the woman and asks if she is from the Vault. The woman goes wide-eyed and remarks that she emerged before she was fully cooked – a child born out of time. 'But I had to, don't you see...there are wild gods loose in the world' she explains. Magneto joins the others and looks at the woman as he tells her that the only gods on this planet stand here before her. 'That was faster than I expected' Cyclops smirks at Magneto, who informs him that the evolutionary throwbacks retained just enough of their humanity for things to quickly become tribal, and after he asserted his dominance, it didn't take long for them to turn on one another.
Suddenly, the mysterious woman is surrounded by a bubble, 'Have to go...' she utters. 'Wait! Don't!' Storm calls out, but the woman vanishes. 'Translocated. Clever girl' Polaris remarks, before asking her Father if they should follow her. 'Yes. She couldn't have gotten far, the faster you -' Magneto begins, before Cyclops interrupts him, pointing out that is not their priority, and if the council wants to make it one, they can deal with it later – but right now, they have more important things to do. Magneto offers no response, as Cyclops turns to the mutants freed from the tanks. 'Let's get these children home' he declares, as an assortment of mutant children stare back at him.
Soon, on Krakoa, the Living Island and Mutant Nation-State:'All things considered, they seem fairly healthy, Doctor Reyes. But I'd like to be sure that -' Cyclops begins as he addresses Cecilia Reyes, before Cecilia interrupts him and tells him not to worry, and that they are in good hands now. She points out that if they do find anything physically wrong, they have a healer standing by. Logan a.k.a. Wolverine watches as Cyclops and Storm lead the mutant children onto Krakoa, through the portal. Nearby, Alex Summers a.k.a. Havok and Gabriel Summers a.k.a. Vulcan can be seen walking down a platform. Cecilia examines a young mutant with what appears to be leaves or feather emerging from their face. Cecilia adds that, if she is being honest, her greatest concern is any underlying psychological trauma that they might have after what they have been through, but even then, they have empaths, and some fairly gifted telepaths, who are standing by ready to help. 'To say nothing of clean water, clear skies and all the good things that come from living in paradise' Cecilia remarks.
Storm approaches Cecilia with two of the children, one who appears in a bluish form and the other in a gold one. Storm tells Cecilia that, if she doesn't mind, she will stay with these two until she checks them out. Storm reports that they have not spoken, but with the amount of energy they are radiating, she would be more comfortable waiting. Cecilia looks at Storm and tells her that she is happy to have the help. Cyclops looks at Storm and asks her if she is sure she feels like sticking around. He reminds her that they have been going nonstop for the last week, and points out that she seemed a little beat out there. 'Yes. I am sure' Storm responds. Cyclops tells Storm that the beauty of this place is that they are not on their own anymore, and it is okay to let others shoulder some of the burden. Storm smiles as she tells Scott that she is tired of fighting – but she will never be tired of lifting their own up. 'This is rain in the desert. It's life where there was none' Storm adds. 'Fair enough' Scott replies, before telling Storm that he will check in later – just in case.
Suddenly, Cyclops hears voice shout 'Magneto's back!' 'Magneto!' and he turns to look as a number of young mutants gather around Magneto. 'Tell us how you defeated the humans, Magneto!' one of them calls out. 'Tell us how you saved those children?' another exclaims. A third asks Magneto if he will take them with him when he next goes, as they want to fight with him. After removing his helmet, Magneto tells the children that he has spent his life fighting so they would never have to, and that he has wasted too much of his life at war with the humans. He adds that it was worth it because they now have Krakoa – and Krakoa is all they will ever need. 'But what if the humans try to take it from us? Like they always do?' one of the young mutants asks, boasting that he is not afraid, and that he won't run. 'You won't have to. For I am Magneto. Let man run from me' Magneto declares, which causes the children to begin chanting his name repeatedly.
'It's like he's a young man again' Polaris remarks to Cyclops, admitting to him that this is getting a little embarrassing. 'He's waited a long time for this. We all have' Cyclops replies. Polaris follows Cyclops towards one of Krakoa's portals and asks him if he is headed back home. Scott tells her that his father is in town for a visit, so the whole family is there – Alex, too. 'You know you're welcome to come' Scott tells Lorna, who replies 'Maybe next time. When the past is the past and I'm not still finding my way in a new land'. They pass through the portal to another part of Krakoa, and walk through a lush forest. 'It's something, isn't it?' Scott remarks to Lorna, adding that he remembers the day his son was born – he remembers the sheer terror of it – not the idea of being a father, he loved that, and had waited his whole life for that – but thinking about what kind of world he had brought this precious, innocent child into. 'The horrors that my beautiful boy would have to endure simply because he was my son – of my blood. Like me' Scott adds.
Scott tells Lorna that the worst part of it was that he was right – his son did suffer, and there was nothing he could do to stop it – all he could do was endure it, try not to surrender, try not to give up. He adds that it was a close thing, surrendering to the world – very close. 'But I held on. And, look, I have you, and your father, and my family... my boy. And we are home' Scott remarks, declaring that is because he believed in a thing, and now it is real. 'Scott?' Lorna calls out. 'Yeah?' Scott replies, looking at the strange webbing ahead of him. Lorna pauses, before asking Scott if he really believes that. 'Every single word of it' Scott replies as he turns back to Lorna.
Meanwhile, aboard the Orchis Forge, several space ships are stationed around the space station, and inside a large open part of the space station, a man with strange goggles over his eyes looks out to a glowing light as he remarks that Orchis was created to be the last gasp of the last generation – a doomsday weapon composed of human minds – the greatest ever assembled. He adds that Orchis is free from the ideologies that have paralyzed the civilian word, and that they were scientists from SHIELD, the AIM, ARMOR and Alpha Flight. 'You also have a small army of HAMMER parasites – and six – six infernal geneticists from Hydra' Karima Shapandar the Omega Sentinel points out as she stands near the man. The man tells her that there are lesser evils that they tolerate for the greater good – because what they do here is all that matters – survival. 'Our enemy is the future, and this is what comes from forgetting that'.
'Mutants... just look at what they have done' the man with the goggles remarks, motioning to the room that is full of coffins. Omega Sentinel addresses the man as Director Devo and tells him that the same sun that powers this station also powers the mutants. 'Your two races exist in a closed system. For now, any action you take – any action they take – will have repercussions on the other. Conflict was... unavoidable'. Director Devo informs Omega Sentinel that he has read Doctor Gregor's reports, and he knows she saw this disaster coming. Omega Sentinel tells him that thev signs were there for anyone to see. Director Devo watches as a Sentinel places one of the coffins on a conveyor belt and tells Karima that not everyone is gifted with the machine brain of an Omega Sentinel. He adds that humans will always be slaves to their emotions, and in that spirit, they built the Forge as a last hope for humanity – a great refuge in case evolution saw fit to leave mankind behind.
Karima tells the Director that it is one thing to shake your fist at God, but it is something else altogether to call down the thunder. 'Putting 93 million miles between you and the Earth was a human deterrent – not a mutant one' Karima points out, adding that placing a Mother Mold in orbit around the sun was always going to spark a response. 'Doctor Gregor was -' Karima begins, to which Director Devo replies 'The blame is mine, not hers'. He watches as the coffins on the conveyor belt roll down towards the bright light at the edge of the room, and Director Devo states that it was he who designed the uplift of this station based on the pre-existing Stark-Richards model, and it was he who adapted the Trask Sentinel template for celestial production – he only wishes he could have been here to try to stop them. Karima tells Director Devo that it was better he was in transit, as humans need leaders – pack behavior is dependent on them. She adds that it is bad enough that Doctor Gregor remains compromised, and that so many died – but losing him would have made this whole experiment pointless. With that, they watch as the coffins fall into the fiery chamber at the end of the conveyor belt.
Elsewhere, the Summers House, a Mutant Habitat on the Blue Area of the Moon. 'Son' Christopher Summers a.k.a. Corsair calls out to Scott. 'Oh, hey, Dad' Scott replies, turning to his father. Corsair tells Scott that Jean asked him to come find him, as dinner is almost ready. They walk side by side through the strange habitat as Scott tells his father that when they all got to Krakoa, someone asked him where he wanted to live, and while he didn't worry about it at first, they just hung out under the stars, happy to soak it all in – but the more he thought about it, the more he really wanted a place with a view. 'I can tell' Corsair replies, while Scott tells him that they can grow Krakoan habitats anywhere, and they all link back to the main island. 'So I figured, well... why settle?' as he looks out a window that gazes down at the Earth.
Elsewhere in the Summers House, 'Want to explain what you're doing?' Logan asks as he approaches Vulcan, who is barbequing some meat. 'Inside this device an inferno burns. That fire matches the one inside of me' Vulcan replies. Wolverine drinks a beer and watches Vulcan, who asks him 'Do you see? I was born for such things, and I will not stop until these all-consuming flames have -' to which Wolverine interrupts him: 'Yeah, you're not listening. I want my steak rare' Logan declares. 'You put the meat on the fire and expect, what, the fire not to be fire?' Vulcan asks. Logan frowns and tells Vulcan that he is going to fight him. Smoke rises up from the barbeque, as Vulcan tells Logan 'Peace, warrior. Because you are valiant and have earned my respect... I will give you your rare steak'. Logan thanks Vulcan, who smiles as the flames on the barbeque increase, 'Medium rare' he jokes. 'You sonofa -' Logan begins.
In another room, Raza Longknife of the Starjammers frowns as he holds up a large gun, while the time-displaced Nathan Summers a.k.a. Cable asks 'Does it have a thermal scope? Mine has a thermal scope'. 'A holographic thermal scope? Of course. To be clear, that's insufficient armor when facing a Strontian Alpha, but yes, always...' Raza responds. He points to a part of the gun and tells Cable that here is the real shimmer, in the celestial eye – it has antimatter rounds. 'Oh my god...I have to have it!' Cable exclaims. 'Mom! Is it cool if I trade guns with Raza?' Cable calls out to Jean Grey a.k.a. Marvel Girl who tells him to set the table first. Jean is telekinetically placing plates on the table, and as she turns around, bangs into Ch'od. The green-skinned alien holds up a tray with some tea and tells Jean that he believes it needs sugar. 'Of course it does. Thank you, Ch'od' Jean replies.
Soon, more steaks are being cooked by Vulcan, and the table is set by Jean, Cable and Ch'od. Wolverine drinks a beer at another table, and Rachel Summers a.k.a. Prestige leans against a counter and talks with Hepzibah, who tells her that she has a question. 'All your clothes, spikes on them have they, or a special occasion is this?' Hepzibah asks. 'Yes' Rachel responds without looking at Hepzibah, who sips some more wine and turns to a supply of alcohol, 'Then another hard drink for another hard girl I am getting' Hepzibah declares. 'Sure, but not the purple stuff' Rachel replies.
Jean smiles as Scott and Corsair enter, 'Hey. Just in time. Gabriel's almost done burning dinner' Jean remarks. 'Fantastic' Scott replies. Jean then asks Scott if he gave his dad his present. 'What's this?' Corsair asks. Scott remarks that he hadn't said anything yet, but suggests they must be doing that now. 'Hey, Alex! You got the thing?' Scott calls out.
'Yes, I do. Here you go, old man' Alex announces as he holds up a purple Krakoan flower and hands it to his father. 'It's nice. It's a plant. A flower. Okay, I don't get it' Corsair responds. Scott explains to him that it is a Krakoan gate, linked with the one they have here in the house, and that all he needs to do is plant it in the Starjammer's arboretum and, no matter where he is in the universe, he will always just be a short walk away. 'Well, then... I love it' Corsair smiles at Scott and Alex. 'It's good to see you, Dad' one of them replies, before Vulcan joins in, telling his father that his visit warms his heart, which already enflame, is like pouring heat upon heat. 'It's the fire of one thousand suns -' Vulcan adds, before Havok tells him 'Okay, Gabe. He gets it'. 'I'm only like this because I grew up without a strong male role model' Vulcan mutters. Scott tells everyone that it has been a good day, the first of many, and suggests that they eat.
Later, Scott is cleaning up in the kitchen when Corsair returns, 'Got stuck doing the dishes, huh?' Corsair asks. 'It's my night' Scott replies. Corsair tells him to move over. 'You wash and I'll dry' Corsair tells his son, but Scott tells his father that is not how things work. Scott holds up a plate and a strange piece of Krakoa which he sprays at the plate, explaining that the goo just wats the bacteria and waste, then it converts that into various elemental gases, it evaporates, leaving behind clean plates. 'Son, that's disgusting. I think I'm going to vomit' a frowning Corsair remarks. 'No. Disgusting was when Krakoa tried to grow us edible plates that also “improved” what it considered to be abnormal biological functions. The plates and the goo were a compromise' Cyclops replies. 'My boy... your world has changed' Corsair points out. 'Yes. It has. And for the better' Cyclops declares.
'Well, forgive my simpleminded human observation...' Corsair begins. 'Dad' Scott begins, but Corsair tells him to listen, and reminds Scott that he has always lived a dangerous life, and that it has cost him over the years. 'But what you are doing...it feels even more dangerous. I'm worried about you and your brothers'. Corsair tells Scott, who replies that he has figured out that there is no end to the number of things on Earth, or in the universe, that want to kill them. 'They never stop coming – they never have. We're all the same that way. So, sure – I'm a fighter – I will never stop fighting for what I believe in... but I also live here, surrounded by the people I love. So I'm focussing on the things that want me dead – and I'm choosing to spend my days focused on the things that make me want to live. Okay?' Scott announces. 'Okay. You're a good boy' Corsair replies, putting an around Scott's shoulders.
Meanwhile, the Orchis Forge, where Dr Alia Gregor is in a lab, working at some equipment. She looks up when someone enters the lab: 'I had heard you'd arrived. First out, last in, always a soft bed for the man behind the curtain' she frowns. 'You're angry with me' Director Devo responds. 'You think I shouldn't be angry? At you? At them?' Dr Gregor asks. Director Devo stands expressionless before her and tells her that if she wants to use that rage for whatever it gets her, then that is fine – so long as she doesn't get lost along the way or lose sight of where they are headed. 'Lost sight?' Dr Gregor asks, turning back to her work. Director Devo touches the goggles on his eyes and remarks that it is true that he was born blind, but that through science, he can see the world in infrared, ultraviolet and a hundred ways beyond that. He boasts that there is not much that slips past his observation – especially when he is looking closely. He tells Dr Gregor that he did not see her earlier at the funeral and remarks that she should have been there – they were burying her husband.
Dr Gregor hangs her head as she replies that there was not enough left to bury. She addresses Director Devo as Killian, and points out that if there were, it would have just been a shell, nothing more. 'What he was lives here...' she adds, touching her chest. 'And here. In my work' Dr Gregor remarks, motioning to some equipment, where several beams of energy converge on a small object. Killian Devo tells Dr Gregor that her husband was their best military mind, a great strategist and hunter, a tower of a man – and while memories are fine, legacy is better. He adds in losing Dr Gregor's husband, they lost more than that. 'I know. But... well, I guess now is as good a time as any...' Dr Gregor remarks, grabbing the object that was bombarded with lasers, she asks the Director if he wants to know a secret. 'What's that?' Director Devo asks. 'I know how to bring him back' Dr Gregor claims.


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The Summer House, where Scott Summers a.k.a. Cyclops enters a living room. 'Kids' he calls out to Rachel and Nathan a.k.a. Prestige and Cable, respectively. 'Hello, father' Rachel replies as she leans back on a round sofa. 'What's up, Dad?' Cable asks, looking up from where he is inspecting a large gun. 'A lot' Cyclops tells them, reporting that yesterday, amid all the drama unfolding on Krakoa, a second island appeared 100 miles off the southern coast of their sentient mutant homeland, but no one knows how or why, but this island got the attention of Krakoa itself, and now Krakoa is making a beeline for it. Cyclops continues, informing his children that about twenty minutes ago, Aurora and Northstar returned from a flyover and reported that the island appears to be full of hostiles – giant beasts from that other place they don't normally speak of. 'So... I'm headed out on a recon mission, and I was wondering... you two wanna help your old man beat up some monsters?' Scott asks. Both of the Summers children smile in response.
Shortly, Cyclops, Prestige and Cable depart Krakoa in a Blackbird jet, and sitting up front next to her father, Rachel asks Scott if he has any idea why Krakoa is headed toward the other island. Scott tells her that he has none, but that they should – however the only person in the universe who can talk to Krakoa is a couple of galaxies away. 'Someone had the bright idea of letting Doug Ramsey and company use our gateway to the Starjammer' Scott mutters. 'It was you, wasn't it?' Rachel asks. 'This is the voice of a guilty man, Rachel. Throw the book at me' Scott admits. Sitting behind them, the teenage Cable announces that he brought about a couple hundred rounds for his pistol – standard issue – a couple thousand for the rifle that he got from Raza, which is a lovely bit of business, along with the thermal grenades he is carrying. Cable remarks that all of that sounds fine, but he is wondering if he should have brought anything else. 'Well, son... take a look  for yourself' Cyclops suggests as they all look out the front of the jet. 'Yeah... okay... I shoulda brought a bigger gun' Cable decides, as they descend towards the mysterious new island, with a large volcanic crater in the center, that has strange energy glowing out the top of it, leading up towards clouds of black smoke.
Later: 'A tricky bit of landing there, Dad... I'm impressed' Cable remarks as they exit the Blackbird which now rests on the shore of this mystery island. 'I've got more hours in a cockpit than I do in therapy, son, and let me tell you... I have done the work' Cyclops replies, before pointing into the jungle ahead and telling his children that at Krakoa's current speed, it will be here in around five hours, which means they have a good bit less than to figure out what is going on here. 'Rachel, if you don't mind' Scott asks. 'On it' Rachel replies as she does a telepathic scan of the island, and reports that the island is dense, but what is out there is of low intelligence – wildlife – however, it is tough to tell exactly because it is all a little off, she is picking up something higher on the food chain – something that feels human-ish. 'Where?' Scott asks. 'I'll give you one guess' Rachel replies, looking into the jungle.
Three hours later – two hours until Krakoa arrives, the three Summers are trudging through the dense jungle. 'This is taking forever' Cable complains. 'And forever we do not have' Scott remarks, adding that he was hoping they could do this with subtlety and nuance. 'But who has the patience for that anymore?' he asks, telling his children to stay behind him. He fires a powerful optic blast ahead, clearing a path through the jungle. 'Much better' Cyclops decides, before telling Cable to take point. Cable moves up front, while Rachel remarks that now they are not fighting through the foliage, it is hard to miss how beautiful this is. Cyclops agrees and tells Rachel that it reminds him of Hawai'i – not the Big Island, one of the other ones. 'Ever been?' Scott asks. 'Once, but, you know, world-ending, fighting for my life... all that' Rachel replies. Scott tells his daughter that that is no way to experience paradise, and suggests that she will need to give it another shot. 'You know what... why don't I take you?' Scott decides. 'Really?' Rachel asks, surprised.
'Of course' Cyclops replies, before remarking that now that he thinks about it, he might know a better place – there is a little island on Chandilar, an imperial preserve, where the water is so clear that you can see a couple hundred yards down, and at night – because most of the sea life is bioluminescent, it feels like the island is suspended in a sea of stars. 'Well. That sounds amazing' Rachel replies, to which Scott tells her to put it on her calendar – they're going. 'Hey! Got something!' Cable calls out as he raises his weapon, and up ahead sees a strange black creature. 'It's a weird rhino thing' Cable tells his sister and father. 'Think it's dangerous?' Scott asks, putting a hand to his visor. 'Sure. It's a big boy' Cable responds, pointing out that it is not a carnivore. 'Look at those back legs and its feet... those are not the wheels of a meat-eater' Cable explains, deciding that it still looks cool. Suddenly, 'Hold up. Got more motion' Cable announces as he raises his weapon again – and suddenly, a large tentacled creature emerges from the jungle around them – wraps its tentacles around the rhino creature, and drags it into a large gaping mouth full of teeth!
'Gross' Rachel mutters. 'Damn' Cable exclaims. 'Okay...mnow that's a meat-eater' Cyclops jokes. Cable agrees, before Rachel begins to ask 'Father, should we...?' to which Cyclops tells her that he doesn't think they have a choice: 'FIRE!' he shouts as he unleashes an optic blast at the tentacled creature, while Cable fires his weapon and Rachel attacks with a psychic blast.
Inside the Ark Maw, what appears to be deep inside the volcano on the island, strange creatures scuttle along the sides of the crater, while on a small rock jutting out of the lava that bubbles, a being that glows white utters 'Someone's here'. The being turns to a peculiar black object that hovers behind it. A glowing energy can be seen within that black object, which suddenly speaks: 'Ours is a hard land, son. But this soft place will offer trials of a different sort – ones you are not used to'. The strange being tells her son that war is all he has ever known, and it will not have prepared him for this. 'How will I know what to do?' the glowing white being asks. 'The only wisdom I can offer you is this: Find Him. Follow Him' the strange mother replies. 'Mother... please...' the white begin utters as he cries black tears that streak down his face. A strange black symbol can be seen on his chest, while his mother tells him 'No more of that, child... we are long past favor and sentimentality... they are coming now... across the land and over the walls. So make me proud, son. Do not fail'.
Later, one hour from contact with Krakoa, the Summers family are riding on the backs of the rhino creatures across an open area of the island. 'I think I still have demon squid on my shoes' Rachel mutters. 'You're lucky. I'm pretty sure I still have some in my mouth' Cable tells his sister, while wiping his mouth with his gloved hand. 'Well, no one told you to bite it' Rachel points out. Cable glances over at Rachel and explains that he couldn't help himself – reflexes took over. 'See octopus, eat octopus?' Rachel asks. Cable smiles at Rachel as he tells her that if a gun is not an option, then it is fight, fight or bite. 'Don't put me to the test' he adds. 'Hey, Dad, they say it's never the dog...it's always the owner' Rachel calls out, asking Scott if he cares to comment on this rabid son situation. 'Are we going to have to find a new home for him or put him down? Or we could just have him neute-' Rachel calls out, before Cyclops interrupts her, announcing that they have company. Indeed, up ahead in the clearing, the mysterious white figure has appeared, and stands facing the X-Men.
The mysterious being remains silent, before remarking 'Hello' in his native tongue. The Summers family get off the rhino creatures and slowly approach the mysterious being. 'Hey there. Can you understand me?' Cyclops calls out. 'What are these sounds you're making? Are you unable to speak?' the mysterious being replies in his native language. Cyclops tells his children that he can't place it, that it doesn't sound like any language he has ever heard. 'It's like singing' Rachel adds, while Cyclops suggests that they try something else. 'All that grunting, like you're ill. Are you in pain?' the mystery man asks in his language, adding that he knows pain, and telling the Summers family that they must fight through it – refuse the shape it tries to make of you and instead shape it into an armor that you wear – one you wear with pride.
Cable announces that he has an idea, and walks past Cyclops and Prestige, telling them that he is going to give this creature something. 'Here, friend. For you. Maybe you'll understand' Cable remarks as he hands something to the mysterious being. 'Ah. A gift. Thank you' the white being replies. Cable walks back to his family: 'See? Success!' he tells them, adding that he is a good person, that he does good things, and that is why people love him. 'You should remember that, Rachel' Cable suggests. Cyclops asks Cable what he gave the mysterious being, to which Cable reports that it was something awesome – a thermal grenade – his last one. 'Oh no...' Cyclops utters as they all turn back to the white being. 'So shiny' the mysterious white being declares, before pressing one of the buttons on the thermal grenade – which detonates the powerful weapon, and the blast knocks Cyclops, Prestige and Cable backwards.
Cyclops and his children look up to the fiery smoke that billows nearby, while Cable admits that he honestly doesn't know what else he was thinking could've happened there. 'Well, you were probably hoping for the best...after all, you're a good person. You do good things, and that's why people love you' Rachel replies sarcastically. Cyclops tells his children to stop arguing, and as the mysterious white being emerges from the smoke and flames, Cyclops points out that it is time to do the other thing. 'You have erred greatly. Can you see what I am? I am a Summoner' the white being snarls.
Three strange creatures suddenly appear, summoned by the mysterious white being, who introduces the large tentacled creature as Uhr'Oggioth the great beast of the outer realm, and a dark, four-armed humanoid being with glowing red eyes, who is introduced as Hool-go-Dir, the vanquished god, and finally, a large crab-like being called Dur, the undying. 'See them...and see your end!' the mysterious Summoner exclaims, as the creatures move forward. Cable fires his gun at the tentacled beast, while Cyclops readies an optic blast as the four-armed being moves towards him, and Prestige launches a psychic attack on the crab creature. The mysterious being announces that he is a son of Arakko – a defender of the keep. 'One does not attack me and live!' he boasts. Cable attacks the tentacled beast with a knife and mutters to himself 'You know what you could really use right now, Cable? I do, Cable. A thermal grenade. Well, yes, Cable, but if you hadn't already used it, you actually wouldn't need it, would you? Hey! Shut up, already! I'm a time-traveler! Nothing makes sense!'
Cyclops's optic blast splits Hool-go-Dir in half – and creates a  second one. Cyclops calls out to Rachel and tells her that Krakoa must be close by now – and they are not getting anywhere this way. 'We need to be able to talk to him' Cyclops exclaims. As she continues to battle Dur, Prestige reminds her father that they tried. 'Yes... but you've helped download Krakoan into every mutant's mind when they get to the island, right?' Cyclops asks. 'Right. Good idea. I should've thought of that' Rachel replies, as she reaches out into the Summoner's mind, and a moment later, Cable groans, 'Ca – can you understand us now?' he calls out to the Summoner. The mysterious white being pauses, before confirming that he can. 'Tell me... why did you try to destroy me?' he asks. 'I didn't. It was a gift' Cable explains, hanging upside down from one of the tentacles. He tells the Summoner that he wasn't supposed to turn it on.
'I don't understand. Does gift mean something else on this world?' the Summoner asks. Cabble sighs, and asks if they can agree he made some poor choices and just move on. The tentacled creature drops Cable to the ground, while Cyclops tells the Summoner that they don't want to fight him – they simply want to know why the island they are from – Krakoa – is headed to this island, and if that is going to be a problem. 'Do you love someone?' the Summoner asks, cocking his head to one side. 'Complicated question' Cyclops smirks. 'But for the sake of expediency let's just say yes. I love a single someone' he replies. 'And you want to be with them?' the Summoner asks. 'Of course' Cyclops tells him. 'Then you understand. Watch' the Summoner remarks, motioning to the edge of the island – where Krakoa has arrived. Vines from both islands reach out and tangle together. 'Oh man... I... are the islands... are they...' Rachel asks. 'I honestly don't want to know' Scott tells her as flowers bloom nearby.
'What. Was. That?' Cable asks, covering his face with one of his hands. 'Well, son, I think that's how all my best mistakes have happened' Cyclops replies, while Rachel glances away. 'Now the two are one' the Summoner announces. 'As they should be. As they always were'. Indeed, Krakoa is nestled up against this new island, Arakko. The Summoner turns and walks away, while Cable calls out to him, asking him where he is going, and what happens now. 'I'm not going anywhere. Because now I live here... and I live here because he lives here' the Summoner explains as he walks off into the jungle.
Later, night has fallen over Krakoa and Arakko, and the Summoner stands in the jungle, 'This world is strange... the sky is something to behold. It's almost overwhelming, the lack of darkness' he remarks. 'My mother told me all about you. It's fitting you come by night' the Summoner calls out. 'For at night... even new gods slumber' the ancient mutant called Apocalypse responds as he steps out from behind some bushes. 'We have never met, but I would recognize your seed anywhere' Apocalypse tells the Summoner, asking him if he ran away, or if he was sent. 'I wanted to stay. I would have stayed...' the Summoner responds. 'Of course you would have. How could you not?' Apocalypse asks. The Summoner tells Apocalypse that the enemy has come. 'And though the walls hold – and for now, your children hold the point – soon Arakko will fall'.
Apocalypse frowns, and asks the Summoner 'And which of my children is mother to you?' The Summoner looks up at Apocalypse and reveals 'War'. Apocalypse holds out his arms and embraces the Summoner, 'Yes. I can see that now. You have it in you' he remarks to the Summoner, who asks 'Will you save us? Can you save us?' Apocalypse assures the Summoner that he can, and will. 'For I mean to save all of my children'. He holds the Summoner close as he declares 'Those of Krakoa... and those of Arakko'.


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Hordeculture
The Savage Land, specifically the Kroakoan Harvest Center, at Field Eight, where several mutants can be seen amongst the field, while Anole and Pixie are supervising them. Suddenly, the gateway to Krakoa makes a strange popping noise. 'That's weird' Anole remarks. 'Yeah, what's wrong with the gate?' Pixie asks, when suddenly, four masked beings in strange armor and carrying an assortment of weapons, one of them inside some sort of hover-chair.
'Is this Kansas?' one of them asks. 'Doesn't look like Kansas. And I would know – I got into trouble in Kansas once'.
Pixie looks at the new arrivals and informs them that this isn't Kansas – it is Krakoa, and that they are in the Savage Land. 'We grow flowers here' Pixie reveals. Anole frowns and tells the quartet that he doesn't recognize them, and asks 'You mutants new to the island?' The new arrival with a large beak-like mask replies 'New? Yes. Mutant? Bad news on the boulevard, kids' and suddenly, two of them fire their weapons at the young mutants, covering them in a green gunk that renders them immobile. 'Wh-why?' Pixie utters, frozen in place. 'Why? That's obvious, isn't it, dear? We just love the s-word out of flowers' another of them replies.
On Krakoa proper, meanwhile, Scott Summers a.k.a. Cyclops and Emma Frost the White Queen walk down a staircase to the meeting chamber of the Quiet Council. Waiting  for them are Magneto, who stands in the middle of the chamber, Jean Grey who stands on her own, away from the others, while Mr Sinister chats with Exodus. Apocalypse stands on his own, too, as Ororo Munroe a.k.a. Storm approaches Sebastian Shaw and Kurt Wagner a.k.a. Nightcrawler. 'All right. We're here. What's gone wrong now?' Emma declares. Magneto tells her that it is something truly unexpected, and asks her to have a seat. Cyclops goes over to Jean and tells her that he knows the look she is giving, and that he smells smoke. 'Should I assume fire?' Cyclops asks. Emma watches Scott and Emma as Jean informs him that the Council is going to send him out, as they can't  access the Savage Land, meaning something is wrong with Krakoa.
Cyclops tells everyone that it is a good thing he has been well trained in righting wrongs, and tells the Council not to worry, that he will take care of it.
Jean looks at Emma and tells her that it was nice of her to show up. 'In with the wind. Not a hair out of place' Emma replies, turning to Jean, who narrows her eyes and replies 'Gotta tell you...I love those shoes'. Emma thanks Jean, and tells her that she would let her borrow them – but she thinks they are a couple sizes too small. 'That's so kind of you. But I'm not big on borrowing things. That's really more of a you kind of thing, isn't it?' Jean responds. Emma laughs, and admits that she deserved that, before asking Jean if she wants to get a drink later. 'Sure. You're paying' Jean agrees. 'I always do' Emma tells her as she takes her seat next to Sebastian Shaw.
Jean sits with Storm and Nightcrawler, while Magneto and Apocalypse are seated together, and Mystique, Sinister and Exodus take the other seats. Cyclops stands in the middle of the conference seating arrangement as Emma exclaims 'All right. Now that we're all here... someone want to explain why I have this headache?'
Back in the Savage Land; 'That's the last of two. Not much fight in them' the being with the beaked mask declares, standing over several mutants who have been immobilized by the green gunk. 'I think these might've been the peaceful mutants... their flower children' one of the others suggests. 'All I see is soft. Soft. Soft' the one in the beaked mask replies. 'Given that, I woulda thought the mutants woulda had slightly more spirited security' they add. Suddenly, the one in the hover-chair goes wide-eyed and asks 'What? No. I don't get social security'. The one in the beaked mask suddenly removes their mask, revealing an elderly woman with gray hair, who calls out 'I said spir-i-ted security, Edith. Not so-cial security'. She tells Edith to take her mask off, pointing out that she can't hear worth a damn with it on. A woman with a breathing tube connected to her nose removes her mask and calls the gray-haired woman Augusta. 'Won't make much difference, Augusta. She can't hear worth a d-word with it off, either'.
Edith, the old woman in the hover-chair, has removed her mask, revealing curly white hair underneath, she calls the woman with dark hair and the tube in her nose Opal and snaps 'You can d-word my b-word! B-word all the way to the store and back. For your smokies'. The fourth woman is an Asian woman who stands near Opal and declares 'No. No more smokies. The doctor was very clear on our last visit. He could see the signs, and the signs were very clear – Opal is off the tobacco'. Opal mutters that she is chewing that gum now – and she doesn't care much for it, before telling Edith that she doesn't know why she had to bring that up. Lily suggests that she did it because Edith doesn't have a nice bone in her bony little body. 'And we know you get social security, Edith. You used your last check to upfit the Green Thumb. You know the good Lord hears you lying'.
From her hover-chair, Edith shouts 'I ain't lying, Lily' before remarking that as you can only claim one person's benefits, and since her Walter had paid in more, his social security checks were bigger, so she gets his, and not hers. 'There's a difference, and I'm thankful for it. Good ol' Walter – the man did many things right'. Edith tells the other women. 'He left you for a younger woman, Edith!' Augusta reminds her, to which Edith remarks that Walter died in a car crash before he filed their divorce papers – and left that strumpet with nothing but a bill for the funeral. Edith smiles as she reminds the others that she wore yellow to the funeral, that she sat in the front row and laughed her a-word off. 'A-word means ass, Opal' Edith adds. 'So chew on that, ladies... and while you do... shall we pick some flowers?' Edith suggests, as the four elderly woman look out over the strange flowers  that flourish around them.
The Australian Outback, where a Krakoan portal sticks up out of the barren, orange landscape. 'Exactly how's this work?' Emma asks as she, Cyclops and Sebastian step through the portal. Cyclops explains that they can still access any of the other gateways, just not the specific gateway to the Savage Land, as not only is it not functioning properly, but the longer it is malfunctioning, the more Krakoa seems to be in pain. 'Five minutes into that Council meeting and Jean, Paris and I were ready to crawl out of our skin' Emma adds, climbing down the side of a rockface, Emma remarks that she wished they had young Douglas around to translate. 'Right. Again, my fault' Cyclops remarks, adding that they are going to have to figure something out, or Cypher is never going to get a vacation again.
Sebastian suddenly speaks up and asks if he dares inquire as to how traveling to Australia is getting them closer to the Savage Land. Cyclops points out that it is actually closer, but they need a quick way there, and Magik is off-planet, too. 'So we're going to catch another ride' Cyclops explains as he points at the Aboriginal mutant known as Gateway, who hovers above some rocks.
Shortly, a portal opens in the Savage Land thanks to the teleportation powers of Gateway. Cyclops, Emma and Shaw step through the portal, and their arrival is noticed by the elderly women, who are picking the strange Krakoan flowers and placing them in large sacks. 'More company. How delightful' Lily remarks. Emma tilts her head to one side as she looks at the elderly women. 'We've been invaded by octogenarians. That's... unexpected' she tells Cyclops and Shaw. Cyclops tells the women that they have caused a bit of a ruckus, and people are upset. 'Mind introducing yourselves?' he asks. Augusta smells a pink flower and introduces the women as Hordeculture. 'Whoredeculture?' Shaw frowns. 'No. Hordeculture' Lily asserts. 'No one wants to hear about all that whoring around in Kansas Augusta did' Lily adds.
Augusta explains that she liked married men and taking all their things, adding that it is not her fault that sometimes they all die in car crashes. 'Speaking of unsavory women... this one looks like a tart' Lily announces, looking at Emma. 'Uh-huh. She dresses like an s-word with a serious p-word problem' Opal remarks. 'You need to wash yourself, girl' Opal adds. Emma is shocked – her jaw drops, while Cyclops turns away from her, and Shaw covers his face to stifle his smile. 'I won't fight old women' Emma states as she composes herself, while telepathically informing Cyclops and Shaw that the minds of the old women are shielded somehow. Emma then turns to Cyclops and asks him to hit these... ladies... harder than he normally would, that would only make her love him more.
Shaw clears his throat and steps between Emma and Cyclops, 'If you don't mind. Allow me'. He addresses the women as the good women of Hordeculture and introduces himself as the Black King of the Hellfire Trading Company – who happen to be the rights holders of the product they so clearly plan on absconding with.
Emma and Cyclops stand several feet away, while Gateway hovers further back from them as Shaw tells the old women that he is not a prude, nor is he an impractical man. 'And – between us girls – over the years, I too have been known to purloin precious items – like those flowers you hold in your hand and even flowers such as yourselves – for my own quite selfish and otherwise loin-related reasons' Shaw tells them, adding 'For we are all self-serving'. Augusta listen as Shaw tells the old women that surely, in the spirit of personal enrichment and the acquisition of all the things they desire, they can come to some sort of agreement – they get what they want, some of their product, without the stigma of theft. 'And we would get what we want, which is an understanding of how you have compromised what we believed to be a closed system of transit' Shaw adds.
Shaw tells the women that there is the complication of “Can we trust one another” - especially when the formation of their blooming relationship has begun thusly – but he believes they can find some solid footing in an agreement regarding their natures. Shaw smiles as he tells the women that they are thieves and that they can be trusted to covet that which they do not own, and that he is a devourer of both men and women – a carnivore – but fortunately for them, he prefers his steaks a little less seasoned. 'So... why don't we make a deal. What say you?' Shaw asks.
The response from one of the old women comes in the form of a blast to Shaw's face at close range with the green gunk. Shaw drops to his knees, and as Opal smacks the back of Shaw's head with the end of a gun, Edith tells Lily to hit him with the gas. 'Already done, Edith' Lily responds, and as Shaw falls into the fetal position, Lily declares that whatever powers this creep has are neutralized. 'You hear that? No deal, creep! No deal!' Lily exclaims.
Shaw reaches up as the old women stand around him – but before any of them can add to his injuries, Lily, Opal and Augusta are blasted away by a powerful optic beam that Cyclops unleashes upon them. 'Please step away from the aristocrat. I know he's an insufferable boor, and normally I'd let you ladies work... but he's our insufferable boor' Cyclops announces, before blasting Edith's hover-chair. '... now I have to work' Cyclops remarks, as the blast ricochets off the hover-chair and strikes Opal. Cyclops is suddenly struck in the back by one of the old women – so Cyclops spins around, and releases an optic blast that swipes the other old women out, knocking them to the flower-covered ground.
'Are we done now?' Cyclops asks, clenching his fists. 'Oh God. Oh Lord' Augusta utters, while grabbing her side. 'Dammit' Cyclops mutters, before going over to her and asking her if she is okay. 'My hip. You broke my hip' Augusta announces. Cyclops tells Augusta to hold still, but as he kneels beside her, August blasts him with the green gunk, striking Cyclops in his face and knocking him over. 'Stupid boy! We do water aerobics and yoga four days a week at the YMCA' Lily declares as she kicks Cyclops, knocking him over. Augusta then smacks Cyclops in the face and informs him that their instructor's name is Sven, that he is from Sweden and is in better shape than Cyclops is.
Suddenly, 'Enough!' Emma shouts, and the old women turn to her, as she stands before them in her diamond-hard form. 'What is wrong with all of you?' Emma asks. 'Well... you are, girly. You mutants are screwing up our plan' Augusta announces.
Augusta continues, stating that even though they are human, Hordeculture, like mutants, have a problem with what mankind has done to this planet. She reveals that all of them are radical botanists, gardeners with the gift of the green thumb, who are committed to returning this world to its proper state, and so the four of them have collectively spent more than two hundred years working for the world's best argochemical and biotech companies. She asks Cyclops if he has any idea what is going on inside some of these places – it is offensive. 'They sold us on feeding the world, but what they were really doing was using our gifts to create seedless slave plants that could no longer reproduce' Augusta explains. 'They replaced God's perfect cycle of death and rebirth with just death so they can sell more product each year in the name of wealth and consumption'.
Augusta reveals that after a while, they figured out what to do with their fellow scientists - and they knew what to do with these evil institutions. In one instance, they placed the body of a dead man under a bed of flowers, feeding the yellow flowers. Augusta states that for the last two years, they have very carefully sown the Hordeculture seed in with theirs, and in ten years, they will control all of the world's food supply. She boasts that they will decide what grows and what does not – they will decide who eats and who starves. Augusta looks at a Krakoan flower and admits that they are still arguing about that – as Opal says the future should belong to the children, while Lily has never cared much for kids, and Edith says they should all be killed. August informs Cyclops that she goes back and forth, but regardless, what they are sure of is that when they activate the Hordeculture seed, this world will return to its natural state.
'An Earth with seven billion fewer people on it. At least, that was our plan.... But then you showed up with your living island – an expansive biome beyond our current understanding – that could very well circumvent their plans. As Lily, Edith and Opal depart through the Krakoan gateway, Augusta states that the good news is that good ol' human ingenuity is alive
and well, and it didn't take them too long to hack it. She reveals that anytime they like, they can interrupt the normal functions and take control of their method of transit, which is a boon for them. As she starts to put on her beaked mask, Augusta tells Emma that remapping the portals adaptive mutant genome has proven to be elusive – so they needed more samples than what they could get from a gateway – and now they have them.
Augusta informs Emma that they will work to see what makes Krakoa tick, and they will either convince it to support their good works, or find a way to bend it to their will – and if they can do neither, then they will find a way to pluck it like the weed it is. 'You can bet your a-word on that' she warns Emma, who does not respond. When the portal closes, Emma turns to Gateway and tells him 'Just so you know, Gateway... you were a lot of help'.
Later, on Krakoa, Emma and Shaw meet with Apocalypse, Mystique and Magneto, as Emma informs them that they have a bit of a problem.


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Global Economics
Davos, Switzerland, where, this week, thousands of world leaders, economic titans, celebrities and philanthropists have gathered for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum. The theme of this year's conference is “Globalization for a New Age: How to Secure and Maintain a Cohesive and Sustainable World”. This seems fitting, as the meeting occurs only one month after the revelation – and previously unknown influence – of the mutant nation of Krakoa. The resulting economic and political upheavel almost certainly ensure that this topic will dominate conversation. It has only been confirmed in the last few days that an olive branch in the form of an invitation to Davos  had been extended to the mutant nation... and the rumors of their possible acceptance and attendance have spread rapidly throughout the assembled media covering the conference. Everyone waits with bated breath to see if the rumors are true – and more than that, what it might mean for the world at large.
A high-tech chopper arrives at the snow-covered Davos, and once it settles down on the landing pad, Scott Summers a.k.a. Cyclops and Tomi Shishido a.k.a. Gorgon emerge from it, dressed in suits, they stand on either side of the hatch into the chopper, as the suited Apocalypse, Magneto and Professor Charles Xavier, wearing his Cerebro helmet, emerge from it.
Once inside the conference venue, a man in a suit welcomes them all, before motioning to Cyclops and Gorgon and stating that while many of their guests require a heightened level of security, they  cannot allow such personnel inside any meetings. 'It's the same for everyone. I hope you understand' he adds. Cyclops looks over to Xavier, Magneto and Apocalypse, 'We're fine waiting here if you are' he tells them, adding that they can just yell if they need him. 'You'll come running?' Magneto asks. 'I might take my time' Scott tells him, before suggesting they enjoy the sights and rub elbows with his betters.
The official leads Xavier, Magneto and Apocalypse through a door, 'This way, gentlemen. Your party is waiting for you' he tells them. The security official tells Cyclops and Gorgon that they can stay here with him, but that Gorgon is going to have to surrender his swords.  He adds that, obviously, they allow security to carry weapons, but something as overt as his sword is going to be a problem. Gorgon smirks and tells the officials that the problem is that he looks at him and thinks the blade is the weapon. 'A bit of advice, friend: I'd let this go' Cyclops tells the security official, before telling him not to worry, and that they will be on their best behavior.
Down a corridor, the other official leads the three mutant leaders towards a door and informs them that there was some concern regarding the hour of the day and exactly how long their party would be available for, so they took the liberty of arranging a meal for them. He tells the three that the hope was  that a free and fair discussion while breaking bread would present both a more casual and straightforward exchange of ideas. 'After all, what is dinner but elevated conversation among friends?' he asks. Inside the room, the table is set for ten and the seven currently at the table turn to look at the new arrivals. A waiter stands in the corner of the room, while a fireplace glows at the other end.
The guests inside the room are three political representatives – Hodari from Wakanda, Ma Mingyu from China and Reilly Marshall from the United States, and four international guests – Frederico Joao de Cezare from Brazil, Daniela Gentile from Italy, Ludovic von Bergen from Switzerland and Banhi Gahlot from India. 'Charles, thank you for coming' Ludovic von Bergen remarks as he shakes Xavier's hand. 'Erik, you as well' Ludovic adds, turning to Magneto and shaking his hand. Magneto looks around the room and thanks the others for having them. 'This all looks very nice' he adds. Ludovic declares that they are happy to have them, and even happier they accepted the invitation. 'And, uh, thanks to you as well, uh...should I call you En Sabah? Or Mister Nur, perhaps?' Ludovic asks, looking up at Apocalypse, who has picked up a glass of water and smirks as he replies 'I am Apocalypse. My other names are not fit for you to utter'. 'Apocalypse it is, then. Regardless... welcome' Ludovic replies.
Everyone stands at their seats around the table, and Ludovic raises his glass. 'We have an amazing meal prepared and much  to talk about, but before we get started, I'd like to offer a toast. To peace' he declares. 'To peace' the others respond, raising their glasses, too.
Elsewhere, several men wear military style clothing and carry large weapons. They have a strange circular tech placed around the sides of their heads, 'This thing itches' one of them complains, scratching the device. 'What the hell are you doing? Don't touch that. It's the only thing keeping them outta your head' another explains, before asking 'You didn't break contact with your skin, did you?' to which the soldier replies that he doesn't think so.
Back in the dining room, the waiter places a watermelon gazpacho infused with habenaro and poblano chiles. Xavier thanks the waiter, before telepathically contacting Cyclops and informs him that there are two assault teams waiting to converge on their position – one is located on the floor above, the other on the floor below. 'They're shielded again, so that's all I can offer...but be good boys and take care of them for me' Xavier asks. Cyclops touches the side of his head, 'Not a problem, sir. Consider it done' Cyclops responds via his thoughts. The security official looks at Cyclops and Gorgon somewhat anxiously, 'Why are you both looking at me like that?' he asks. 'I have bad news on the mutant good behavior front. Friend' Cyclops announces.
At that moment in the dining room, one of the mutant leaders tells the other officials that what  they are hoping for is a better understanding of what it is they are aiming for. Ludovig von Bergen explains that it is still early days, but the level of destabilization that has already occurred is staggering. Banhi Gahlot smiles as she remarks that she agrees, and informs the mutants that their question is what does this look like years from now – what's the end game? As some food is placed in front of Magneto, the Master of Magnetism remarks that they have been very clear about all of that, and adds that there is no subterfuge going on here, no lack of clarity. 'And if that eventually becomes untenable? The effect the existence of Krakoa has on the rest of the world?' Daniela  Gentile asks as she sips some wine. 'Well... I believe in adaptation. You might even say  it's my religion' Magneto responds, adding that if that is not enough, he honestly doesn't know what comfort he can provide – everyone needs to accept the new normal of Krakoa.
Hodari tells the others that they shouldn't act surprised, as a nation will act in its own best interest – this is neither new behavior nor unexpected, they have seen it before. He adds that it would be dishonest to pretend that their countries don't do the same, and that they find ways around it – they always do. 'Call it common ground, if you will' he suggests. Magneto smiles and tells Hodari that if that is his position, then would Wakanda be interested in a more formal trade relationship with Krakoa? Hodari smiles as he replies 'On that, I'm afraid not... our countries will have to continue to settle for the more familiar relationship of kings and queens. 'Ms Frost will be disappointed, but it's more than enough for now' Magneto smiles. 'Speaking of disappointments, trade relationships often yield a deeper relationship with a nation's people... yet your border continues to be closed to most of us' Banhi Gahlot points out, asking how the deeper lure of trust can be formed in isolation. 'To put it more bluntly. How can we trust you to be part of the world if you spend your time hiding from us on your island' Reilly Marshall asks, touching his ear. 'Does it feel like we're hiding?' Apocalypse asks, smirking.
At that moment, an official steps out into a corridor somewhere in the conference center – only the corridor is overrun with the armed mercenaries.
'Can we talk more about the drugs?' one of the international delegation asks. 'Of course' Magneto tells them, wiping his mouth with a napkin. Ludovig von Bergen tells the mutants that they are going to have to forgive their curiosity, but they have all had their best scientists looking at the drugs. Ma Mingyu announces that they are not sure how to say this without sounding accusatory, but they are not sure that, for some of the drugs, the weekly regimen is necessary. Magneto smiles as he replies 'I'm not an expert, but I do know enough about them to say that you're wrong'. He explains that there is a cascading effect over time, and the way they have structured it mitigates the negative effects. He adds that, even if this were not true, if they chose to deliver the medicine in the most profitable manner possible, it would just be a lesson they have taught them. “Armaments, universal debt and planned obsolescence – are these not the three pillars of Western prosperity?” Magneto quotes.
At that moment, in a corridor, Cyclops's optic blast knocks back several mercenaries, but as he turns around, he finds himself confronted by two more, who aim their machine guns at him.
'That's Huxley, right?' Hodari asks. 'It's not just Huxley. He's quoting The Island' Banhi Gahlot explains. 'Which, all things considered, is just perfect. Well done' she adds. Magneto raises his glass to Banhi as he thanks her. Frederico Joao de Cezare tells Magneto that he finds it mildly amusing that to make his point he has to quote a human author. 'Then again, there aren't any famous mutant authors, are there?' he asks. 'Not yet. But there will be. I'm sure of it' Magneto scowls. 'Well, that sounds ominous' Reilly Marshall remarks, touching his earpiece again. 'It's the truth' Magneto declares. 'You cannot blame us for the long history of man. Nor can you blame us for the circular nature of it' Magneto adds. He tells the international delegation that right now, they are institutionally teaching their children to rewrite and unlearn history. He promises them one thing, that mutants will never forget where they came from. 'But you will, you always do'.
In another corridor, Cyclops fires another blast, knocking back a mercenary, as another merc approaches him from behind.
'That's quite a bold claim. Any way to back it up' Banhi Gahlot asks. As more food is brought towards him, Magneto replies 'Do you know how medieval societies got lead? They had to mine it from Roman ruins because the technology – the knowledge of how to do it was lost during the Dark Ages' Magneto tells the international guests.
In the corridor, a mercenary grabs Cyclops from behind, and wraps an arm around his neck.
Magneto continues, telling the others that this wasn't an aberration – that humans, through war, short-sightedness or pure  ignorance – tend to destroy themselves every few thousand years. 'Look at the end of the Bronze Age. A dark age before the Dark Ages. You don't even know what caused the end of it, but there it is...yet another hole in the collective memory of man' Magneto remarks. 'Who cares what caused the end of the Bronze Age?' Reilly Marshall asks, looking at his watch. 'I was alive then... and you should care' Apocalypse declares, as the other guests all turn to him. 'Is that so? Then tell us... what caused the collapse?' Ma Mingyu enquires. 'Me' Apocalypse claims. Daniela Gentile assures the others that she has not forgotten her history, and tells them that she knows where this kind of posturing leads – to the same place it always does – to war. 'Yet another conflict between mutant and man, except this time it has the potential to dwarf all that has preceded it' she points out.
But Magneto tells the group that there will be no war. 'Is that so?' Frederico Joao de Cezare asks. 'It is' Magneto replies. 'Surely you can see that our methods are changing – that they have changed' Magneto adds. Magneto begins to cut into his meal as he adds, 'Take me, for example. In the past, I would have seized your country's weapons of war and turned them on you...I would have tried to show you how strong I was. How strong I am'. Magneto remarks that the mutants have learned, the humans have showed them the ways with their quiet weapons of finance and their silent wars of influence.
Cyclops manages to break loose from the mercenary's grasp and flips his opponent to the ground. But as he looks up, another appears before him and aims his gun at him. 'A little help please?' Cyclops asks with his thoughts. 'I've seen what you do here' Magneto tells the international guests, while looking at his fork. At that moment, the mercenary's weapon disintegrates. 'Thanks' Cyclops tells Magneto, as he opens fire, blasting the mercenary with his optic power. Magneto tells the guests that they leverage people with debt, make them pay to be healthy and whole, make them pay to become educated, make them pay interest so they can have a nice place to live. 'Then when you own them, you control them. I have seen what you do. And now we will do the same...' Magneto declares. '... but better' he boasts.
'Better versions of a better life. Better drugs for a longer, healthier existence' Magneto claims as he bites into his meal. Magneto cuts into the food before him as he adds that they will take human kind's money, the outrageous amounts of money they will give to them because it also means more wealth for them, and then invest it. He boasts that they will buy the humans' banks, buy their schools and buy their media – buy their politicians He continues to cut into the wagyu as he exclaims that when they have bought all the rest, they will buy the humans themselves, because they have taught mutants that everything has a price – and the mutants will be happy to pay. He  bites into the meat as he explains that when they have this influence, they will use it, make sure that the wrong sort of people – and they all know who – no longer have any economic power. Magneto explains that they will not allow humans inside their institutions because it is important they do not have anywhere to peddle their dangerous, outdated ideas.
'And that is how it will end. Like a fire with no oxygen' Magneto remarks, eating more of the wagyu, he acknowledges that there will still be people who hate and fear them, but they simply won't be able to do anything about it any longer. 'So as I said...there will be no war. Oh, and by the way. This really was fantastic. My compliments to the chef' Magneto smiles as he holds up his fork with a piece of the meat on it. All of the international delegation stare back uncomfortably and silent.
At that moment, in the corridor, Cyclops stands among the bodies of mercenaries which litter the floor. 'All clear on the second floor' he reports to the Professor. 'Good. We're almost done here' Xavier replies, suggesting that Cyclops head his way. Cyclops contacts Gorgon and suggests they wrap things up. 'Time to go' he tells him. 'I'll be right there' Gorgon replies. In the corridor where Gorgon has been taking out the other mercenaries, severed arms lay scattered across the floor, amongst weapons and blood. Gorgon holds one blood-streaked sword to the head of the merc who was touching the tech on his head earlier. The merc's arms have been severed, but he is still alive. 'This was your greatest mistake... thinking you were a warrior. Yes, you studied, you trained, you tested yourself against your fellow man...but now you know what you are...and what a true warrior looks like.
Gorgon wipes blood from his blade, and tells the merc that, in the past, his contempt for him would have manifested itself in an uncomplicated manner. 'I simply would have taken your head' Gorgon explains, putting a hand on the merc's face. Gorgon announces that these are new days – and he is led by brilliant mutants who understand war better than he ever could. Gorgon places his sword back into the holster on his back and remarks that he has seen the error of his ways, and now he understands – he is enlightened, and knows it is better  that this mercenary lives, like this, with the shame of what he is. 'Embrace this mercy, human. And never test my kind again' Gorgon declares as he walks away, past other mercs with no arms that he hs left alive, too.
In the dining room, Magneto looks over at Reilly Marshall and  tells him that he has noticed he keeps touching his ear. 'Everything all right?' Magneto asks. 'I'm not sure, to be honest. Hard to tell' Reilly responds. Magneto grits his teeth as he snaps 'Let me clear things up for you. They're not coming'. Hodari asks what Magneto is talking about, to which Magneto sips his drink and reports that Reilly Marshall had two weapons teams spirited away on the floors above and below them in case things didn't go the way he wanted. 'And they didn't. In either case' Magneto adds. 'At some point it would behoove you to recognize that this situation is not one that can be handled unilaterally' Ma Mingyu remarks.
Reilly Marshall scowls and declares that it is not lost on him that he is the one arguing the money isn't worth it. 'But believe me – it's not worth it' he adds, before asking 'Do you think they are lying to you? You heard them. They're not hiding what they want or what they are. We cannot trust them. How long do you think until someone blinks and this peaceful detente disappears?' Reilly Marshall asks. 'A month' Xavier remarks, turning to face the aggressive man. 'What?' Reilly Marshall asks. 'One month. That's all it took for you to send someone to Krakoa to kill me. It was unsuccessful, obviously' Xavier explains, adding that he cannot be killed – not like that, and not by the likes of them.
'We didn't send anyone to kill you' Reilly Marshall claims. 'It wasn't us, they say... it was them, the bad humans, they always say...  yet here they come to kill us all, Charles. And all we've done to earn it is to promise not to kill them. We even made it a law' Magneto remarks.
Xavier begins to remove the Cerebro helmet covering his face as he asks 'Do you think I've completely given up on my dream of mutants and humans coexisting peacefully?' Xavier reveals his face as he asks 'Do you think I didn't love you? Because I do. I do... and I want you to always remember that'. Xavier puts his hands on his Cerebro helmet and states that someone once told him that he has spent his whole life dreaming the wrong dream – and admits that the last month has been something of an education – but there is a small part of him that will never stop believing in that dream, a part of him that will never stop believing in humanity.
'But it only took a month before you tried to kill me. And you were going to try again today, weren't you?' Charles smiles sadly.
Reilly Marshall falls silent, before he exclaims 'You've basically admitted to everyone here today that you see the world as yours. What did you think we would do?' 'Learn the lesson. Evolve. Adapt. Become something more' Xavier suggests. 'The same way I always have' he adds. He starts to put his helmet back on and tells the humans that if they want to be angry, if they want to lash out, because mutants are claiming what is rightfully theirs, then so be it. 'Just know it's the last time it ends like this' Xavier announces as his face disappears beneath the helmet.
'What is that supposed to mean?' Ma Mingyu asks, frowning. Magneto tells him that there should not be any confusion, that it seemed rather clear to him. 'Mutants have never been in this position before – being part of a brotherhood of nations – so admittedly, we have a bit of a learning curve to overcome... but we have good teachers in all of you. And we learn quickly'. Magneto, Xavier and Apocalypse get to their feet and start to leave the room. Cyclops and Gorgon are standing at the door as Magneto turns back to the international guests and tells them 'Try us again, if you will. But if you do... expect a response'. And a short time later, the mutant delegation departs Davos.


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Into the Vault
There is darkness all around, before Scott Summers a.k.a. Cyclops appears. 'What have I done? What the hell was I thinking?' he asks.
Ecuador, where two shepherds are watching over a flock of sheep in a clearing in a forest. A mysterious girl watches them from the threes, her skin is pitch black and hair is white. The shepherds suddenly notice her, 'Easy girl' one of them calls out to her in Spanish. The other shepherd points out that she looks half dead, and suggests to the first shepherd that he get her something to drink. No. Just...just...keep him from following me' the woman utters as she touches the shepherd's face, causing his eyes to go blank. She does the same to the other shepherd, and both of them turn, while the woman rushes past them, turning her head, she sees Logan a.k.a. Wolverine, frowning. 'I know that look. If I tell you I've tried to talk a thousand men outta the mistake you're getting ready to make... I know I'm low' Wolverine remarks, before asking the men if there is any way he can convince them to step aside and let him catch the very bad girl.
The men respond by clenching their fists and rushing towards Wolverine, who quickly tosses one aside, while the other leaps at him. Wolverine grabs the shepherd's fist, and slams his own fist into the man's face. Both men drop to the ground, easily defeated, while Wolverine mutters 'Now... where did you go?' as he rushes off into the forest after the mysterious woman.
Later, Wolverine continues to trudge through the forest, sniffing the air, he tracks the woman by her scent 'Damn it...' he mutters, while the woman enters a large circular vault-like door, she looks back over her shoulder, and the door closes behind her. 'I'm too late' Logan remarks, before tapping his earpiece, 'You there?' he asks. 'I can hear you. Go ahead' Cyclops's voice responds. Standing in front of the circular door, which is connected to old ruins with a large Sentinel connected to them, Logan tells Cyclops that he is sorry, but Serafina slipped inside the Vault before he could get to her. 'You want me to cut my way -' Logan begins, but Scott tells not to, as that won't help with the temporal problem, and they need him back on Krakoa. 'We'll have to think of another way in' Cyclops suggests.
Inside the Vault, Serafina is surrounded by a pink glow as she connects to the world inside. A breach has been detected, so Serafina scans for any contagion, but discovers the Vault clean. The Vault then welcomes Serafina and instructs her to proceed to the city, as a glow appears before her.
Later, on Krakoa, the sun shines down over the mutant nation, as Wolverine, Cyclops, Professor X, Ororo Munroe a.k.a. Storm and Hisako Ichiki a.k.a. Armor gather before three mutants who are about to go on a mission. Storm tells them that they need to remember that time flows differently in the Vault. Cyclops explains to them that the idea behind it is essentially the same as the world – that out here in the real world, time moves at its normal pace, but in the Vault, it is accelerated. Cyclops adds that the difference between the two is that the world is evolutionarily based, while the Vault, however, is something else entirely – human adaptation along technological lines, not evolutionary. 'Sounds like a problem in search of a solution Everett Thomas a.k.a. Synch replies as he stands with Laura Kinney a.k.a. X-23 and Armando Munoz a.k.a. Darwin.
Xavier tells everyone to listen to him, that he cannot stress this enough – the Children of the Vault represent the single greatest existential threat to mutantdom – and they know nothing about them, not really. Cyclops explains that they are sending a team inside – and want the three of them to go. Cyclops informs Darwin that they believe his adaptive powers make him uniquely prepared to evaluate both the atemporal environment and the Children themselves. 'Thank you' Darwin responds. Cyclops tells Synch that his ability to copy another mutant's power will act as a redundancy. 'Feels like an insult' Synch mutters, before Cyclops adds that it is also a second set of observational eyes for Darwin and the survival mechanisms of X-23. 'Who, like Wolverine -' Cyclops begins, as Laura interrupts him, announcing that, actually, she is Wolverine. 'You tell 'em, kiddo' Logan smiles.
Cyclops frowns, before continuing: 'Either way... you have the healing ability to withstand the initial temporal shear and live long enough to report back...so we can understand what we're really up against' he explains. Armor drops her force field and exclaims 'You have to tell them the rest. There are risks'. 'Of course' Xavier agrees, and explains that Cerebro cannot penetrate the Vault when it is closed, so they will not know if the three have succeeded or failed – if they live or have died. He explains that they have to get in, get the information and get out, long enough for Cerebro to download them – but if they don't, then the mission will have been for nothing. 'Exactly how long are we going to be gone?' Laura asks. Logan tells her that they believe there are ways to sneak them in, but once they are in, they can't get proof of life or death – they can't resurrect them – until  the Vault reopens – and the last time it opened, several thousand years had passed inside.
'You know who they should send on this mission? Wolverine!' Laura snaps, staring at Logan, who replies 'Haven't you been paying attention, kiddo? They are!' He adds that he would go, but that he has got something pressing that can't wait. 'A couple thousand years, huh? You need  to pack a pillow, Darwin' Synch grins, rubbing the back of his neck. Hands on hips, Darwin explains that he doesn't need to pack a pillow, as his head can adapt to any contour – 'I meant for me. I'm a two-pillow guy and this very much sounds like an overnight' Synch interrupts, before asking Darwin if he can count on him. 'Yes. You can count on me' Darwin smiles. 'All right then... let's go be heroes!' Synch exclaims.
Inside the Vault, Serafina kneels before a strange mass of wires that appears to wear a mask, while a report for the child pod 5/600 indicates that Serafina was captured, while Sangre, Perro, Aguja and Fuego are all deceased, meaning the mission was a failure. The Vault lists some secondary analysis of the reconnaissance assignment, and notes that mutant resistance is expected, so the Vault opening will be delayed. The Vault then upgrades Serafina and restores Aguja, Perro, Sangre and Fuego, who suddenly materialize alongside Serafina, as the Vault upgrades them all.
Outside the Vault, a storm rages across Ecuador, rain pours and lightning crackles. 'So how are we going to do it?' someone asks. 'Get inside?' one of the mutants asks. 'Yeah' the first remarks. Someone points out that they don't have any idea why Serafina was outside the Vault, but suggests that it has to be an anomaly of some sort, because the Children operate in packs, and no other Children seemed to be active, so right now, they can assume the Children remain in a growth cycle. Someone else adds that they have learned in previous attempts to get in that during those periods, the Children's defenses are automated by the Vault AI. Storm hovers in the air above the head of the Sentinel connected to the Vault – and suddenly unleashes a huge surge  of lightning against it. Cyclops announces that the Children are dormant, but actively looking for a breach. 'So first, we're going to get their attention. After that, the automated defense should come online and we'll present as a threat. We'll give them a good show... make them feel it' Cyclops tells the others, as some strange weapons emerge from the Vault and race towards the mutants. 'Here they come!' Cyclops declares as opens fire with an optic blast, taking one of the weapons out. Armor joins in, battling the weapons with her force field, as Storm releases more lightning bolts. 'Make them feel it' Cyclops tells the others, noting that this will all be a distraction.
At that moment, Synch, Darwin and X-23 stand at the entrance to the Vault that Serafina used earlier. They carry with them some Orchis translocators which were salvaged in South America, that Forge repurposed, so they can use those to get inside instead of cracking the door open – after all, the point is to get them inside without attracting attention. The problem with breaking into the Vault is the temporal shear, and most mutants are not built for crossing the threshold, which is why Synch, X-23 and Darwin are being sent. Energy glows around Synch as he reaches out to the opening in the Vault door, while Darwin holds up one of the translocators.
The plan is for Cyclops, Storm and Armor to back off slowly after that, to fake a retreat, withdraw to an area beyond the defense radius. Storm destroys two of the defense weapons with lightning blasts, but doesn't see a third speed up behind her – which strikes her down. 'Got her!' Armor calls out as she catches Storm with her force field. 'Let's get out of here!' Cyclops orders as he fires an optic blast behind him, and then runs alongside Armor, as they let the Vault defenses think they have done their job.
'Mission accomplished' Cyclops remarks once he, Storm and Armor are safely away from the Vault. 'We're clear' Cyclops adds, before asking Storm if she is okay. Storm rubs her head and tells him that she is fine, just a little shook up. 'Did they get in?' she asks. Cyclops tells her that he last saw them at one of the Vault doors – and then a moment later, they weren't.
Inside the Vault – a blue light shines before Darwin, Laura and Synch, as the Vault detects a disturbance. The Vault scans for contagion, and detects that the Vault has been contaminated, although the subjects are unidentified and their class level unknown. The Vault's response to the anomaly is to protect the city, and the technological landscape around the mutants begins to change, 'Oh, $#%&' Synch utters.
Much later: 'How long?' Cyclops asks as he approaches Professor X, sitting in front of some sort of map. 'Three months. Five days. And some change' Charles replies. 'So...how long?' Scott asks again. 'Best guess? Five hundred and thirty-seven years' Charles announces. 'And some change' Scott mutters. 'Yes' Charles agrees. Cyclops frowns as he utters 'My God... what have I done? What the hell was I thinking?'