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Dazzler decides to recap to Kurt the events since they arrived on this world. They have a nine-year-old Wolverine with his critically injured father, who’ll die if he’s moved. They are trapped in a little wooden farmhouse which is vulnerable to attack on all side from an evil Charles Xavier and his gang of psychotic mutant cowboys. She asks Kurt if she left anything out and he points out about the giant pool of blood where Howlett used to be.
Dazzler, Kurt and the bodiless Xavier are stood on a mountain ridge in the dark overlooking the farmhouse. Xavier lets out a small laugh and Dazzler asks him what’s so funny. He tells her she’s having a wonderful time isn’t she? When she becomes confused by this, Xavier mind-links with her and shows her a mental image of Johnny Ito. He tells her that the first time they jumped between realities, she conjured up a vision of her boyfriend back home. She corrects him and says he wasn’t exactly a boyfriend. Xavier tells her that his powers key off of emotion and the jump follows the traveler’s strongest desires. But on the last jump… no Johnny.
Kurt is amazed by how deep Xavier is. Dazzler corrects him and says it’s obvious. The alternate-Johnny they met on the last world cheated on her with the very next blonde that crossed his path. Xavier smiles and says that, whether she chooses to admit it or not, she is exactly where she wants to be right now. Dazzler crosses her arms and states their situation for him… they are barreling through the infinite multiverse hunting down evil Xaviers on the say-so of a head in a bottle. Xavier tells her the heart doesn’t lie… a line she said to him on a previous world. She merely glares at him in return.
She turns around and rallies the team to begin. Xavier mentally scans the area and informs them that the local Xavier is cloaking their location and he needs a few minutes. But Dazzler doesn’t give him that time; instead she stands on a jutting out piece of rock and lets out a huge burst of light which illuminates the surrounding dessert. Down below as Xavier and his gang ride together on horses they are blinded by the light. Xavier yells for Summers, who immediately lets out an optic beam which hits the rock Dazzler is standing on. As she is blasted backwards, she lets out her own blast at them and sees that they have Howlett with them.
Kurt teleports down to him and calls out for Howlett to take his hand. However, Howlett unsheathes his claws and lunges towards Kurt, who promptly teleports back to Dazzler. He tells her he just tried to kill him and deduces he must be mind controlled. Xavier corrects him and says that Howlett is broken and that this Xavier isn’t much for finesse. Instead of actively controlling his gang, he has merely ripped out the parts of their psyche that stops them from murdering innocents he points them at. Down below, Colossus picks up a huge rock and hurls it towards the team, but Dazzler shatters it with a light blast.
Dazzler has enough of playing around and starts to charge a big light blast but the local Xavier down below calls for everyone to calm down. Now holding two light weapons Dazzler tells him that it’s a smart move and then orders them all to lie on the ground with their hands on the backs of their heads. The local Xavier tells her she misunderstands, she can’t beat them even though she is powerful enough to try. He’s skimmed her mind and she’s no killer, unlike every man in his gang. So if this fight continues then she and all her friends die, which isn’t something he would normally care about but they happen to have something he wants.
With that the team’s Xavier reels back in pain. Dazzler rushes towards him as he tells her that he can’t keep the other Xavier out of his head. The local Xavier realizes that the head in the bottle is another version of him. On the psychic plane, the local Xavier takes hold of the team’s Xavier and asks who he is then but the team’s Xavier replies that he won’t tell. The local Xavier tells Xavier of course he will. Xavier starts to stutter as the local Xavier forces his way further into his head and reads his memories.
Inside Xavier’s mind, he starts to visualize his past. He introduces himself and says he was a genius born into idle wealth and celebrity but he also knew he was something more. As he speaks, he sees himself when he was a young man at a classy party performing card tricks to guests. He goes on and says he built labs and taught himself genetics and molecular biology and studied his own DNA. He was the first to identify the mutant genome. But his abilities let him skim the thoughts of others so he knew how perfectly normal people feared and hated each other, much less the truly unknown.
He assembled a team of bright young mutants and taught them to be role models, ambassadors and entertainers, and the world loved them for it. But one night he watched his dream die and he reacted a bit badly.
As he says this, he pictures his group of X-Men at a TV station being filmed showing off their abilities. Suddenly, a group of human sentinels burst into the TV studio and slaughters the team. Xavier lashes out in anger at the sentinels and psychically kills them all.
Back on the psychic plane, the local Xavier holds the bottle containing the Xavier head. He tells him that he’s too hard on himself but Xavier disagrees and says they should never give in like that. The local Xavier smiles and says that’s all he does but the team’s Xavier says he will stop him and all the Xaviers before they have a chance to… “A chance to what?” the local Xavier demands but the team’s Xavier starts resisting and refuses to tell. Xavier forces his way inside his head as the Xavier in the bottle screams in agony.
Back in the real world, Dazzler picks Xavier’s bottle up. He yells at her that the evil Xavier knows. When she asks what he knows, Xavier says he knows what he is hiding. A confused Dazzler asks what he’s talking about but, with a terrified look on his face, Xavier yells at her that she cannot let him live. Dazzler chucks Xavier to Kurt and tells him to teleport him out of there but don’t think about where he is going as the evil Xavier is listening.
As Kurt teleports away, the evil Xavier observes from further away and tells her that that was a bad move. But Dazzler replies and says that she’s Dazzler and all her moves rock. With that she creates a ball of light that creates light blasts. As beams of light slam down around Xavier’s gang they start to scatter. But Colossus picks up another rock and prepares to launch it at her. She intensifies the light beam on him and shatters the rock in his hand and causes the ground beneath him to become molten. Colossus yells in pain as he starts to sink down.
Elsewhere, Kurt starts teleporting around Danger and removing various nuts and bolts on her body until she is a pile of junk on the floor. Kurt looks to Dazzler and asks how that was. She tells him it was beautiful but then is distracted by the absence of the rest of the gang. When they look to find them, they hear yells coming from the farmhouse a little way off.
Kurt teleports them to the farmhouse and Dazzler immediately sends him away before Xavier can read his mind. Dazzler yells for Xavier to leave the family alone but Cyclops comes forward instead and tells her Xavier’s a little busy. She addresses him as Scott and tells him he doesn’t have to do this. He corrects her and says his name is Summers and he does. She replies that he isn’t being mind-controlled, he’s just broken but their Xavier can fix him. She pleads with him that, even though he’s probably a cold fish in every reality, he’s also a hero.
Cyclops starts stuttering and says that he remembers he spent a lot of time trying to do the right thing… but this is a lot easier. With that, he lets out an optic blast at Dazzler which she narrowly dodges out of the way from. As he fires another one, he tells her she isn’t strong enough and she knows it. She fires off small bursts at him and says if he really wants to be the strong man than he needs to be smart. One of her light-bolts hits his visor and breaks the leather strap holding it on.
Summers starts screaming as an uncontrollable blast comes from his eyes. Sabretooth comes from the farmhouse and rushes towards Dazzler. She gets to Summers and grabs his head and aims it at Sabretooth, who is promptly fired away by the optic blasts. With that, Summers passes out and slumps down on the floor.
Dazzler kicks down the door to the farmhouse and immediately blasts a gun out of Xavier’s hand. He turns around and yells for Howlett. Howlett, sporting a scar across his head, has tied up the family and stands over Jamie’s father and pops his claws. The evil Xavier smirks and tells Dazzler to bring him their Xavier and he will leave the family alone. Instead, Dazzler hits Howlett with a light blast, which causes his to fall backwards. Xavier tells her that she should have hit him first because now he is in her head and she’s not going to get a chance to fire the light blasts at him. As blood gushes from her nose she starts stutters and reaches out her hand. She finally makes a sentence and says she doesn’t have to, as she uses her light to cut the ropes holding Jamie down.
Jamie leaps forward towards Xavier with his bone claws unsheathed. But Howlett steps in the way and Jamie’s claws impale into his chest. Howlett throws Jamie on the floor as Xavier thanks him. Howlett turns around and says that he’s welcome but he didn’t do it for him. With that, he swipes his claws and takes Xavier’s head clean off. He looks down to Jamie, apologizes and says his brain has just finished healing. He crouches down to the boy and tells him that he shouldn’t kill anyone till he’s at least eighteen. Jamie promises he won’t.
(Two weeks later)
As Colossus and Sabretooth push Danger, who is in the form of a plough, they are singing along with Dazzler. As she leans against a fence Summers comes up to her and tells her he doesn’t remember Creed being so docile. He turns to Xavier and asks if he’s sure he’s fixed them. When he says “cross my heart,” Dazzler slyly points that he doesn’t have one.
A little way off at the water pump, Jamie and his family are also singing along. As Howlett and Kurt observe them, Dazzler comes up to them and says that Jamie seems to be okay so far. When Howlett asks what she means, she quotes him from earlier about telling Jamie not to kill until he’s eighteen. She then sarcastically tells him those are real high standards. He replies that he isn’t a miracle worker… that’s his parent’s job.
Xavier tells them that it’s time to go. As they start to shift between realities, Kurt looks back to Jamie and his parents. Xavier tells them to stay focused but Kurt suddenly sees his own family. He rushes towards them as the rest of his team yell for his to come back. He leaps through a portal and yells for his mother. However, when he gets to the other side, all he sees is an old family photo in a broken picture frame. As he turns around, he sees that he is surrounded by robots and realizes that he’s made a big mistake.


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You Can’t Go Home Again (Part 1)
(Two Years Ago)
Kurt welcomes everyone to Cupertino, the capital city of the United States of California and the greatest city in the greatest country on the greatest world in the multiverse. People are socializing in a lush, green park as skyscrapers raise high in the background. Kurt explains that they have limitless green energy, a zero carbon footprint, a cure for cancer, sixteen million robot servants, free health care and people’s life expectancy is 122 years. Amongst the crowds in the park robot servants mingle and bring people drinks and walk their dogs.
On a rooftop, Spider-Man stands in front of TV reports and is about to unveil a new device. Kurt says that Spider-man is in charge of the Department of Homeland Technology. Plus they also have jetpacks. With that, Spider-Man takes to the sky wearing a jetpack mounted to his body as spectators look on in wonder. Kurt says that everything is perfect around here for everyone except him.
He is sat next to a small, white robot on a park bench and eating a packed lunch. He introduces himself as Kurt Waggoner, who is in the seventh grade. Mutants may have gained their legal and civil rights two generations ago but don’t expect the blue, furry twelve-year-old ones to be grateful. Three kids walk past him and one elbows him in the head, causing him to drop the sandwich he was eating. As he lies on the floor, the boys surround him and one compliments his robot. Kurt cautiously thanks him but the boy picks up the robot and walks away.
The robot lets out a little squeal, clearly distressed at being separated from Kurt. Kurt yells for the boys to wait and stutters as he tries to say that it’s his robot. Before he can finish, however, the boy who has the robot turns around and teases him that it’s Kurt boyfriend. Kurt doesn’t say anything as the robot continues to make noises and reaches out to him. Kurt, still kneeling on the floor, clutches at his lunchbox and says that it was his homework. The boy laughs and corrects him and says he means it’s his homework now.
The boy flicks the robot up in the air, causing it to let out a cry. He comments that Kurt is always working on these things and then asks why he likes them so much. Kurt replies that they treat him like everyone else and the boy scoffs at the concept. The boy holds the robot upside down by one of its legs and says he thinks it’s broken. He then demands that Kurt fixes the robot by seventh period or else.
Just as he finishes, all the boys are thrown to the floor as a number of giant robots appear and tear up the ground around them. One of the robots grabs Kurt’s smaller robot as Kurt futilely asks what’s happening. His parents suddenly appear behind him carrying weapons and yelling for him to run. When Kurt starts to protest that he left his robot behind, his mother tells him the robots are the enemy.
As they reach their home Kurt asks what’s going on. His father says that they thought they had the proper safeguards and the protocols were sound. But the robots have achieved sentience and they want to kill them all. His parents open a cupboard door and put Kurt inside. His mother hands him a small circular device and tells him it’s a cloak that should stop the machines from finding him. His father tells him to use his gift and to stay in the shadows. Kurt says he is going with them but his parents tell him they work for the conglomerate and this is their responsibility. Kurt continues to protest and his parents beg him to stop. His mother holds his hand and starts crying. She tells him he is their world and they love him more than anything else in the universe. He has to live. She then takes out a gun, tranquilizes him and he falls asleep.
He doesn’t know how long he was out for but when he wakes up he is lying with his parent’s bodies amongst the rubble of his house. He picks up his Spider-Man lunchbox, which now has blood splashed across it. A giant robot suddenly appears and Kurt uses his teleportation powers for the very first time. He appears on some rocks next to the ocean, stunned as to what just happened. He had no idea what happened but he found he had left his murdered world behind.
Soon he found new enemies when he was taken from his reality and brought to another to where he was used as a power source. He would also find new friends in the form of Dazzler, Howlett and Xavier. He starts to recall recent events that brought him back to his world. He and his team were jumping between realities when he thought he saw his world. He jumped through a portal after it thinking it would reunite him with his parents. But instead he ended up in a prison cell with a power-nullifying collar on his neck. But he realizes he was right about one thing… the robots treat him like everyone else.
(Meanwhile, in another universe)
The rest of the team appears a few meters up in the air of the new world. Around them, dinosaurs roam and volcanoes churn out smoke in the distance. Dazzler yells that they have lost Kurt but Xavier tells her that they have bigger problems at the moment. As he swipes at an incoming Pterodactyl, Howlett comments that it’s a nice world he’s brought them to. Xavier tells him that, by definition, none of the worlds could be described as nice. Each one contains a corrupt and dangerous version of him after all.
The team suddenly catches the attention of a large carnivorous dinosaur and it starts coming towards them. As Howlett runs towards it to take it on, Xavier continues and says they must find cover so that they can find and defeat this world’s Xavier. Dazzler grabs Xavier’s bottle and tells him that have lost Kurt and they must go back for him. Xavier tells her absolutely not but she tells him she assumes “absolutely not” means “yes” in severed-head language. She then demands he is taking them back to find him right now.
Xavier tells her that every time they jump, they are drawn to the universe with the greatest Xavier-related emergency. If they abandon their mission, then countless innocent might die. Dazzler tells him not to give her hypotheticals. The only innocent person she is concerned with is a fourteen-year-old kid who is lost somewhere in the multiverse. She yells for Howlett, who is finishing up killing the large carnivore, as she needs some back-up. Howlett walks over to them and Xavier tries to reason with him saying that he led a nation back on his world, so he must know what he’s talking about. Howlett agrees that he does but then proceeds to pop his claws and threaten Xavier by seeing how much more can be whittled off him.
Giving in, Xavier tells them that heroes can be pretty aggravating but Dazzler just tells him to stop stalling. With that, he uses his powers and opens up a portal to Kurt’s world. Dazzler and Howlett walk through but Xavier stays behind. When they ask what he’s doing, he tells them that he’s staying there to complete the mission as someone’s got to save the multiverse. As the portal closes, Xavier is left in the savage world with two large carnivorous dinosaurs advancing on him.
Dazzler and Howlett appear in a dilapidated room with rubble strewn all around. Outside, they see a red sky and destroyed buildings. Howlett whispers to Dazzler to keep her head down, as they don’t know where Xavier really sent them. Dazzler picks up a broken picture frame off the floor and sees a picture of Kurt and his parents and tells him they are in the right place. Howlett uses his keen sense of smell to figure out Kurt was there a few days ago, much to Dazzler’s annoyance that they lost time in the jump. He tells her it won’t be easy to pick up the scent, as everything around them smells like machines. With that, he grabs her as a Sentinel lights up the area and announces it’s found human brainwaves. As it locates them, Howlett yells for Dazzler to blow its head off but she tells him to take her hand. The Sentinel suddenly announces it was a false alarm and that no humans were detected. It walks away amongst a crowd of other robots.
Howlett whispers to Dazzler and asks what she did. She whispers back and says that it sounds like the standard robots-kill-all-humans world. The robot was reading their brainwaves so she disrupted its sensors with some photoelectric noise. Howlett rushes off and calls for Dazzler to follow him. Alarmed that she can’t shield him, she suddenly realizes the robots aren’t picking him up. She asks how they aren’t attacking him and he tells her he has an adamantine skull. She sarcastically comments that it’s magic but he tells her it’s the metal of the gods and that’s much better than magic.
They come out on an open area where robots are walking around. Keeping their voices low Howlett tells her to just keep walking. As he sniffs his way around Dazzler brings up the “metal of the gods” comments and says someone must have really liked him. When he starts to reply awkwardly Dazzler lets out a triumphant “ha.” When he asks what that was, she tells him she saw how he went all weak at the knees when they saw the big, bearded guy on the other world. She tells him to just say it… he loves Hercules…. he’s the hottest god on his home world and he’s his booooooyfriiiiiend.
Howlett stops and tells her she doesn’t understand the world he comes from. She replies that he was governor-general… he does what he wants. But he tells her that he was governor-general and the queen’s laws prohibit and man from loving another. Dazzler apologizes and says she should have thought but he tells her not to worry and that he’s just glad she comes from a more enlightened world. She scoffs and says semi-enlightened anyway. He tells her it sounds better than any of the worlds they have visited so far.
Dazzler’s attention is suddenly caught by a big pile of human bones and she can barely contain her anger. Howlett tells her to hush as they have arrived at where Kurt is. Above them is a big metal sign that reads “Founder’s Zoological Park.” Dazzler starts to ask about Kurt but Howlett says that he’s alive and only smelling of fear. He says to talk about a plan but Dazzler replies that that’s easy…. they blow everything up.
Howlett agrees but then says after that her shielding trick won’t hide them, they need an exit strategy. She tells him he saw the piles of bones; they could kill Kurt any second. So they are going to walks in nice and easy and bust him out. Then she will blow a sixteen billion gigawatt exit strategy through any robot that gets in their way. Howlett smiles and says he doesn’t know what a gigawatt is but he likes it.
(Meanwhile, two miles away)
A flying spaceship is parked next to the top of a huge skyscraper. Sage says, as a representative of the S.W.O.R.D. truth and reconciliation commission, she is submitting a petition for the release of the organic sentience known as Kurt Waggoner. Danger tells her that she is sorry but she has no record of any creature by that name. Sage tells Danger that her sense of humor is as sharp as ever but she knows her abilities and legal mandate allows her to access all new information in the datastream. Danger tells her that she should know then that Kurt Waggoner came through three days ago in a cross-dimensional vortex. He is an invader and as such isn’t covered by the treaty with S.W.O.R.D.
Sage corrects her and says that he is a native of this world that first disappeared when the genocide began. He is most certainly covered by the treaty and she will release him to her. Danger tells her they appear to have a difference in interpretation. According to the statute, this must go to the legal board for mediation. Sage retorts and says she could just release him to her.
When Danger questions this, Sage asks what she has to lose and reminds her that she has already won. They look towards a mural on the wall of the room that depicts Danger’s uprising and slaughter of the humans of the world. Sage tells her she massacred nearly every single human on the planet… no one lives to lay claim to it anymore. She then thwarted the S.W.O.R.D. invasion force by agreeing to every surrender term. In three years, when the monitoring team leaves, Danger will have her human-free world. She asks why this one boy matters.
Danger replies and says people speak so highly of Sage’s computer-like brain and its efficiency has made interactions easier during this transitional period. But she’s afraid she will never truly understand them. Kurt Waggoner is human and, if it is in their legal reach, they will kill him.
As Sage leaves the building and boards the ship, one of her bodyguards asks how it went. She tells his it went as expected. But Prime Minister Danger understands what’s at stake; she won’t harm the boy before a ruling is made. Another bodyguard asks what happens if they rule against them. She informs him that the treaty is clear that there is no protection for post-genocide invaders. The bodyguard asks if they will just stand by while they kill him. Sage says it doesn’t sound like a hard question but if they interfere then they could start a cross-planetary war that could result in the deaths of millions. The bodyguard apologizes and informs her that their ships could incinerate the planet in seconds.
Sage says there is a part of the tragedy that they are forgetting. The robots have benefitted from genocide but many of them never participated. In fact, most of them came online after the last human was killed. They are all as guilty as they are from benefitting from the horrific atrocities that form the basis of all their civilizations. But right now, millions of them are just living their lives and not hurting anyone. She says to let her put it another way… the robots are people too. And may the prime mover forgive anyone who forgets that.
Elsewhere, Dazzler lays waste to any robot that stands in her way, as Howlett carries Kurt in his arms.


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You Can’t Go Home Again (Part 2)
(Ten Minutes Ago)
Cupertino Organic Life Form Containment Facility and Research Center. Display cage of Kurt Waggoner, last boy on Earth
A depressed and near-naked Kurt sits behind metal bars. Wearing only a loin cloth and a power-inhibitor collar, he is being stared at by two passing robots. The first, a dark red female-designed robot, feels sorry for him and comments on how horrible the situation is. The second robot, a larger, grey, battle damaged one, is surprised by his partner’s comments and asks when she came online. She replies the fifth wave and he says her she has no idea what she’s talking about. He tells her to download the history files and learn something. He conjures up a holographic projection in his hand of a human destroying a robot. He continues and says that humans are monsters and that if they are given two rocks to bang together and room to breed then they will enslave everything in their path.
The female robot also conjures up a projection in her hands but this one shows a robot standing over the body of a human. She tells him that she has processed the files and he just described their own species. He protests and says they were defending themselves but she interrupts and says asks if what they are doing to the child is self defense. They’ve become what they overthrew and some day they will pay for it. Tiring of the conversation, the male robot ushers her to another exhibit down the hall.
Unbeknownst to them Kurt has found a robotic bug and is dismantling it. After a little work, a transmission suddenly comes out of it. A voice congratulates him by name and commends him for opening a communication link using the bug. A holographic screen is projected from the device and on it Kurt’s parents appear. A surprised Kurt starts to speak but his parents tell him to keep his voice down as he is being monitored. Still in shock, he says he thought they were dead. They tell him they helped create the robots so they know how they think and that helped keep a few steps ahead of them. They tell him they are going to get him out but he says he can’t teleport. They say that is because the robots have built inhibitors into the collar. They tell him to be brave and patient; it’s killing them every second he is in the cage but the robots control everything and the situation is dangerous. They start to say that the last thing they want to do is rush but they are interrupted by a huge explosion in Kurt’s cell.
Kurt is thrown across the cell as the wall explodes with a huge burst of light. Dazzler and Howlett enter and apologize for taking so long. Howlett, with his claws impaled through a robot’s head, says to tell them next time he decides to hop across realities without them.
S.W.O.R.D. Truth and Reconciliation Commission Headquarters
On a ship in Earth’s atmosphere one of Sage’s subordinates informs her of an incoming report but she tells him she is already aware of it. Standing in a room with holographic displays around her, Sage is watching a video feed of Howlett and Dazzler breaking Kurt out of prison. She tells the man that this triples the number of organic sentient life forms on the planet. She then tells him to get a transport ready.
A voice suddenly tells her to wait. She looks up to see a large alien-looking face appear on one of her holographic displays. The creature tells her that S.W.O.R.D. command is not authorized to interfere in this matter. Sage informs her commander that the treaty compels them to protect any organic sentient life on the planet, but he replies and says that it only applies to native humans. Sage mentions Kurt and the man says that he was indeed born there and his case is under appeal. But the other two are exo-planetary invaders.
The other holographic displays in the room show close up images of Dazzler. Sage immediately recognizes her and is stunned by it. The commander asks if she knows Dazzler and Sage replies that they have worked together before but she doesn’t recognize the Wolverine she is with. The commander immediately tells her she is compromised and revokes her data privileges and confines her to her quarters until further notice… much to Sage’s annoyance.
Back on the planet, Dazzler and Howlett are running from two large tanks as explosions go off around them. Howlett is carrying Kurt and Dazzler yells to him to get Kurt’s collar off so they can teleport away. Kurt screams for them to wait and that they have to go back for his parents. Howlett tells him to calm down but Kurt says he saw them. Howlett informs him that he was drugged as he can smell it on him. He breaks the collar off Kurt and shows him three needless imbedded in the collar. He says it was a hallucinogen and he saw whatever he wanted to see. With three needle-like holes on his neck and tears in his eyes Kurt goes silent. However, before Dazzler and Howlett can react, he teleports away.
As a giant robot looms ahead of them, Dazzler asks Howlett where Kurt went, but he doesn’t know. Howlett leaps at the robot and starts slashing away at it but is blasted off it by its guns. Resigning herself to her fate, Dazzler starts bursting with light as the tanks and robots surround them. Suddenly, a ship piloted by Sage appears overhead. Referring to herself as Tessa, she yells for them to get in. Dazzler asks how she knows it’s really her but Howlett says she smells human. Sage opens a hatch and the two jump into the ship. It takes off into the sky as explosions rain down on the ground behind it.
On the ship, Dazzler immediately turns to Sage and tells her they have a teammate down there still. Sage tells her not to worry as he is her responsibility too and they’re not leaving without him.
Elsewhere, in a dark tunnel, Kurt is calling for his parents over the comms device. As his parent’s image materializes from the device, they ask if he is okay. He said his friends came for him but they told him he was hallucinating. They tell him to stay away from them but he says they were just trying to help. He asks where they are but his mother tells him that as a native of the planet he is protected by the S.W.O.R.D. treaty. She then says for him to go back to the robots, as he will be safer with them for the time being. Kurt protests and says that Howlett cut off his collar so now he can come to them. His father becomes exasperated and tells him he is just a little boy and then orders him to do what they tell him to.
Kurt remembers the last things his parents said to him. He remembers them locking him in a cupboard and telling him to use his gift to stay in the shadows. He also remembers trying to go with them but them not allowing it. He decides that that won’t happen this time. His mother pleads with him and says that everything they are doing is for him. The device suddenly announces that the transmission has been traced as a robot appears behind him. Just as the robot fires, Kurt teleports away to save his parents.
On Sage’s ship, they are being hailed by the main S.W.O.R.D. ship. The main ship says she is in violation of interstellar law and demands she stand down. A dismayed Dazzler realizes Sage is in bigger trouble than they were. When Dazzler asks what she did, Sage just tells her it’s a long story and then points out that the main ship won’t shoot them down, as it would endanger thousands of civilians on the ground. Confused by what she said, Howlett says that he thought Kurt was the last human. Sage tells him she was talking about the robots. She says that the robots on this planet are sentient individuals and the vast majority of them are innocent bystanders. She then sternly asks if they killed any, to which Dazzler awkwardly tells her they just broke a few. Howlett says no-one in his family has ever apologized for fighting back.
Just then, a beeping sound is heard and sage brings up a holographic display in front of her. It shows a map of the area with a red mark on it. Sage says she has a trace on Kurt but Dazzler tells her that so does everyone else. Down below them, they look to see Kurt teleporting his way around a street as tanks give chase.
Sage opens the hatch on the ship so Dazzler and Howlett can get closer to Kurt. Howlett questions the plan but Dazzler tells him that Sage’s brain works like a billion supercomputers and if anyone can plot the trajectories it’s her. However, before she can finish, a surprised Kurt suddenly teleports right next to them and is grabbed by Howlett. As Kurt starts to mention his parents, Howlett asks if he knows where they are. Kurt says he does, so Howlett tells him they might as well go save them.
Kurt teleports the entire ship across the city until it nears a skyscraper. Inside the skyscraper, two shadowed figures comment on what a good boy he is. The ship appears right next to the window on the skyscraper and promptly crashes through it. The shadowed figures reel away as glass and debris is thrown around. Kurt teleports into the room, much to the delight of his parents. He leaps towards them but, as he reaches them, he passes straight through. Kurt becomes confused as the holograms start repeating his name again and again. Sage walks over to a consol and simply starts that they are holograms. Dazzler tells her to shut it off.
Howlett tries to console a heartbroken Kurt, who is on the verge of tears. He tells Howlett they talked like his parents and knew things only they would know. He says his parents are here somewhere… they have to be. A stunned Sage looks across the room and tells him that they are there… but it’s their grave. They all look where she is looking and see thinly sliced sections of his parents housed in sheets of glass. On the various segments are notes and pictures.
Turning back to the console Sage says they were studied and dissected. Their memories were scanned and then dumped into a program that allowed for interaction. Kurt goes over to the remains of his parents and puts his hand on one of the glass sheets. He asks why and a voice replies from behind him. He turns to see Danger. She tells him that they helped make them and who wouldn’t want the chance to explore the mind of their creator. Sage points a gun at Danger and says Kurt is under her protection. Danger tells her that no-one is going to hurt him. She pulls out a paper file with Kurt’s picture on it and says that the interstellar court ruled that he is protected as he is a native of this world.
She then says she respects the decision and is even going to let his friends go. Kurt asks why and Howlett tells him that she doesn’t want to lose her head. Dazzler says that’s not what Kurt meant. Danger knew she was going to lose all along so why all the drama with the holograms. Danger asks if it’s really that hard to figure out. With her eyes glowing red, she tells them that their people murdered millions of theirs… she hates them. Realpolitik stops her from killing him so the least they can do is to maximize the misery he will carry with him till his death. As she turns to leave she makes one correction… his parents weren’t dissected… they were vivisected.
In orbit around the planet, the main S.W.O.R.D. ship lingers in close proximity to the team’s smaller ship. A transmission from the main ship announces that Sage’s discharge has been accepted and she is free to go. On board their ship, Dazzler approaches a depressed Kurt and asks if he wants to talk but Howlett tells her to leave him alone and he’ll come to them when he’s ready. With his back to them they cannot see that Kurt is reconfiguring some of the electrics onboard the ship. He mutters that he can take care of himself.
Suddenly one of the consoles starts bleeping much to Sage’s alarm. She investigates and realizes Kurt is responsible. She yells for him to wait but an announcement rings out stating that the missiles have been overridden. The main S.W.O.R.D. ship suddenly launches all of its missiles down towards the planet. On the planet’s surface, the robots look up to see numerous missiles heading for them.
Watching from her building, Danger observes the robots rain down on her city. Kurt speaks to her through a comms device and simply says he hates her too. With that the building, along with much of the city, is destroyed by a series of huge explosions. On board the ship, a stunned Sage asks what he just did. But Danger interrupts her and says she has kept a few secrets from them. She informs them that every robot is backed up in three different bodies scattered across the globe. They may be confused for a few seconds but no-one has died. Dazzler turns to Kurt and asks if he knew that. Over the intercom Danger dryly says “ha.” This is the final straw for Kurt and he breaks down in tears. Howlett hugs him and tells him it’s alright as Kurt cries. Kurt says that it isn’t.
Back on the Savage-Land world, Xavier’s attention is suddenly caught. A voice asks him what’s troubling him and he tells them that his first team might be ready to rejoin the fight. The voice scoffs and says to tell them he has new friends now. The voice belongs to an alternate version of Dazzler. She, along with her two new teammates, Hercules and an African-American Cyclops, stand amongst the bodies of numerous dinosaurs.


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On board the robot-shaped spaceship they acquired from S.W.O.R.D. when Sage joined them, the team brings Sage up-to-date on their mission. Sage has an air of disbelief about her when Dazzler mentions the evil Xaviers. She tells Sage that there are ten of them from alternate universe and, if they are not taken out, then they will screw up the multiverse in an as-yet unknown way. Whilst steering the ship, Sage asks Dazzler who told her this. Dazzler replies that it was one of the Xaviers and Sage says that it presumably wasn’t one of the evil ones. From further back in the ship Howlett comments that it remains to be seen. Kurt reasons with him that, for a disembodied head in a bottle, he’s okay.
Stunned by this revelation, Sage turns around and sarcastically says he has to be kidding her. Dazzler changes the subject and brings up the subject of Sage’s psychic powers. Sage tells her she has some, to which Dazzler tells her that some will have to do as they need to find their Xavier, whom they left behind on a Savage Land world. Sage looks up at Dazzler and asks if she expects her to just reach across dimensions and pluck him out from an infinite universe. Dazzler tells her that everything that has ever existed could be at stake… so yes.
(seventeen minutes later)
The team’s ship suddenly appears with a flash above a rocky, barren landscape. Dazzler asks what happened and Sage tells her the impossible. Sage points at one of her computer screens and tells Dazzler that there are cracks all over the universe and portals are appearing where they shouldn’t be. Kurt tells her that’s what Xavier was talking about… something’s gone wrong.
Sage tells them she was apparently able to navigate through one of the breaches to the nearest Xavier. Dazzler suddenly interrupts at hearing the nearest Xavier and not their Xavier. Sage tells her that this Xavier radiates as the most powerful, but before she can finish her attention is caught by a Brood drone flying up to the ship. When Kurt indicates he has never heard of them before, Dazzler summarizes them as evil aliens who lay eggs in you and take over your body. As the team stare out of the ship’s windows at a swarm of Brood invading the ship, Dazzler asks Sage if they are up against a Brood Xavier. Sage says they aren’t… just a supremely powerful, death-dealing, Brood possessed, Acanti skywhale Xavier. They turn to see a colossal, pink Acanti skywhale with the face of Xavier on it. Dazzler tells her it’s pretty specific for some psychic powers. As Sage stares up in disbelief at what she’s seeing, she tells Dazzler that, if it’s any consolation, she is starting to believe her about her ten evil Xaviers story.
Inside the skywhale, a Brood drone tells its queen that the planetoid is dead and only a few interlopers survive. As it eats one of the planet’s natives, it tells her they have eaten all they can but there wasn’t much. It approaches the queen and tells her the hive still hungers. The queen, which is larger than the drones, has partially merged with the brain of the skywhale. She tells the drone to prepare to leave. Through the dimensional breach, she can feel a fat, stupid world with no defenses... a world with no Xavier.
Elsewhere, surrounded by light, Xavier tells Scott they should talk. From inside a tent, a scream rings out and a red beam blasts up through the roof. Scott sits upright and rubs his head realizing it was a dream. Realizing it’s bad that he fired his optic blast in his sleep, he wills himself to get control. He looks out over San Francisco bay at the sinking island of Utopia and asks himself that’s why he’s here isn’t he?
He puts on his costume and swims down to the, now underwater, ruins. He muses to himself that, when he left Utopia, he was the most powerful living thing on the planet but now his optic blasts are so compromised and unpredictable he is using a knife to jimmy open a door. He comes to the surface and walks out into the half-submerged medical bay, hoping that some of the data banks and genetic analysis equipment survived. As he finds a storage device, he puts it in a bag and thinks to himself that miracles do happen.
A voice gets his attention and agrees with him and says that’s the only one. He looks up to see Xavier standing in front of him and dressed in a suit. He tells Scott he is so glad he is came, much to Scott’s surprise. He tells Scott that he knows it’s confusing but not to fight it. Cyclops is suddenly surrounded by Brood drones and he starts firing his optic beam, slicing one in half. He falls to the ground as more drones advance on him. Xavier tells him he’s broken and he can’t get away. The Brood drones wrap their tails around his arms and neck and point his head upwards so the optic beam doesn’t hit them. Xavier approaches Cyclops and puts his hands on his head. He tells Cyclops that he promises to help him as soon as he lets him into his head. He needs to know if he ready did what he did; he needs to know if this world is safe.
Suddenly, Xavier disappears as the area is lit up brightly and daggers of light impale the Brood through the head. As Cyclops’s head is released by the Brood, he calls out Xavier’s name and fires his optic blast. Standing before him is Dazzler, who has quickly created a light shield on her arm and deflects the optic beam. Smiling, she tells him no and then asks if Xavier is a strawberry blonde on this world too. Cyclops passes out and Dazzler rushes over to him.
Later on amongst the wreckage of Utopia, Dazzler asks Sage if there is any trace of the skywhale. Sage says there is no trace of any Xavier of any kind. Dazzler looks over to Cyclops, who is lying on one of the medical bay beds and being monitored by Howlett. She asks how he is and Howlett replies that he’s still out but he’s strong. She says something is wrong because, in her reality, Cyclops would have blasted apart the Brood in seconds.
She looks around her and says the whole world gives her the creeps, and then wonders what happened here. Accessing one of the computers, Kurt tells her that this world apparently had a big battle between the X-Men and the Avengers. He brings up a holographic screen and shows Dazzler the five X-Men who channeled the Phoenix Force and threatened to remake the planet. Dazzler is a little surprised by the mention of the Phoenix Force and then bets that worked out well for them.
Cyclops starts stirring and she goes over to him. Howlett tells him not to sit up but he does anyway, causing Howlett to mutter he’s stubborn in every dimension. Dazzler tells Cyclops that they are in emergency mode and asks where his Xavier is. Dazzler tries to job his memory but Cyclops says he killed him.
Dazzler seems cool with this and sums up that it means that three are dead now. Kurt tells her that it’s four, causing Dazzler to start counting on her fingers the Xaviers they have dealt with. Confused by the whole thing, Cyclops asks what’s going on. Dazzler introduces herself to Cyclops and says that maybe he has heard of her on this world. Cyclops says her name as if to try and get her attention but she ignores him and says she is one a team of X-Men from other realities and they are after ten evil Xaviers. She says they have taken care of four so far including him. She then asks if his was evil but, before he can properly reply, Sage suddenly screams in pain and grasps her head. She tells them that Xavier is here and he’s hungry. The Xavier skywhale is floating high above them with countless Brood drones flying around it.
Inside the skywhale, the Brood queen says she has looked into the killer’s mind and this world’s Xavier is dead. She has cloaked them all; the humans won’t see them until it’s too late. As the drones descend on a park full of unaware people, she tells them to feed first and afterwards they will spread.
Just as the drones near their prey, Kurt and Howlett teleport amongst them. Howlett leaps onto one of the drones and impales it through the back of the head with his claws. The drones alert their queen that they are under attack. Sage brings the ship down closer and Cyclops and Dazzler stand on its bulkhead firing beams at incoming Brood. The queen is aware that Sage is psychically shielding them and that Dazzler, the light-bringer, is disturbingly determined. It’s time to seize their bargaining chip.
Down in the park, a cloaked drone flies down and grabs a man from a crowd of people. The drone asks if he is Johhny Ito. Shocked as to what’s going on, he just yells until the drone shouts at him to answer. He confirms he is and the drone asks he is Dazzler’s lover. He turns to the drone and says that’s kind of personal.
A little way off, Cyclops yells to Dazzler that they need to take out the whale but she says that, if they kill it, then it will fall on the city. Jumping off the ship, Cyclops tells her they have a nice big landing strip in the park. Dazzler agrees and yells back for him to save the civilians. One of the drones flies down and says they will do nothing of the kind. She turns to see Johnny being carried by the drone and another drone demands she leave the place. Her attention is suddenly caught by another couple of drones picking up some children and starting to fly off with them. One of the drones says she can’t help them and then tells her to take her mate.
Dazzler apologizes to Johnny and then blasts the drones that took the children. The drone holding Johnny tells her it was her choice and then starts to strangle Johnny. Dazzler starts cursing as she continues to stop drones from taking children. Suddenly, Howlett dives onto the drone holding Johnny and stabs it through the head. They fall to the ground and Dazzler thanks Howlett as she blasts a drone behind him.
Cyclops comes forward and says that that was the last of them. Dazzler tells Cyclops and Howlett to get on the robot and for Kurt to continue to get the civilians out of the park. She turns to Johnny and asks if he is okay. He replies yes and then quotes her “sorry Johnny” line. She tells him they made her choose him or the kids. Johnny says he knows but it was just a little cold in the moment. He thought they had something going on but then she disappears. And then when she reappears, it’s with monsters. The hand of the robot-ship is lowered to the ground and Dazzler jumps on. She tells him she’s not the Alison he knows and he’s not the Johnny she knows. There’s this whole alternate reality thing going on but she doesn’t have time to explain. As she climbs aboard the ship he tells her it’s alright… if she wants to break up just say so.
As the team cling to the side of the ship, they get close to the skywhale. Dazzler yells to get ready for a second wave as she sees more drones home in on them. Dazzler shouts to Sage to psychically link them, which she promptly does. She yells to the team that they are taking the skywhale down and then asks if there are any vulnerable points. Cyclops says the last time they fought one it was being controlled by a Brood Queen.
On board the ship, Sage scans the skywhale and finds a Brood Queen attached to the brainstem. She tells them the best entrance is the dome over the right eyeball. Dazzler replies that Howlett has the best psychic resistance but, before she can continue, Howlett is suddenly grabbed round the waist by a drone. As the drone flies off with Howlett in its jaws, Dazzler shouts to Sage, but Sage tells her she’s read her mind and with that gets the ship to grab the drone with one of its hands. She then throws the drone and Howlett at the skywhale. They enter the skywhale through one of the holes that scatter the whale’s body.
Dazzler mentally contacts Howlett that it’s all up to him now. Dozens of Brood drones appear but Howlett rips them to shreds and makes his way to the brainstem. The queen can only scream “no” as Howlett embeds his fists in its forehead.
With the queen dead, the skywhale crashes down to the empty park below. Looking down at the carnage from their ship, Dazzler is amazed it actually worked. Sage says she doesn’t get it; the queen should have exploded their brains the second they attacked. The Xavier it was controlling was insanely powerful. Before she can continue, the Acanti-Xavier tells her it was a fact he tried very hard to hide from her. He tells the team that the queen controlled him but it didn’t have any psychic power of its own. She never knew how much damage she could have done… but he knows. He then asks for the team’s help. Cyclops says that the world has many healers and says they’ll get him back on the air.
Xavier asks them to kill him. When Cyclops starts to object, Xavier says that the multiverse is starting to pull apart and Xaviers are the fulcrum. He can feel the rest waking up and sensing something larger in him. No matter what their healers do he will die after many painful hours. In the meantime, though, he will be a magnet and he isn’t strong enough to resists them when they arrive. If two Xaviers join forces, this world dies… if three do then everything they know… Xavier starts to splutter before he can finish. He starts to beg them. Dazzler says that Sage confirms what he’s saying. Cyclops tells her to let him think but she replies that he’s in terrible pain and he’s made his choice. With that, she crouches down next to him and thanks him. He tells her “blessings and forgiveness” as she lets out a beam of bright light into him… ending his life.
(later)
Cyclops and Dazzler are standing next to his bike, overlooking the bay to Utopia. He tells her she should stay, things are different round here. They have heroes on their side and resources. Dazzler declines and says that Sage has another Xavier a couple of dimensions over and they don’t want to miss him. He asks her if she realizes that this is her world. She tells him she isn’t dumb. He tells her he always knew she was a hero but now she’s a leader. She says she has a good team but he tells her he wasn’t talking about that. He was talking about her. There might have been another way for the skywhale. In fact, there’s always another way, but they didn’t have time and too much was at stake. He just hopes she’s better equipped to deal with the consequences because he wasn’t. She’s ready to save the multiverse because she knows sometimes she needs to do the wrong thing.
Dazzler is quiet as she boards the ship. Sage closes the hatch and says they are leaving in five. Howlett asks her what’s wrong. As they fly off, she replies that she’s not a particular fan of this reality.


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On another world, a rusty buggy drives through the ruins of an old highway. Abandoned cars litter the area and collapsing overpasses loom above. From inside the buggy, Captain Alison Blaire of X-Force submits her field report into a microphone she is wearing. She has a cross-shaped scar on her cheek and is sporting a bandana and a blue mark over her left eye. At day 321 of the infestation, she announces her location as two clicks north of the Danvers Air Force Base. She says she tracked the last non-automated human transmissions to Portland but the whole area was overrun. She set the tags and deployed the cerebra satellite.
Just then, a zombified person appears in front of the buggy. Alison confirms that there was no living human brain activity detected there and says they appear to be the last surviving human colony on the planet. With that, machine guns mounted to the buggy open fire on the zombie and blow him apart. She parks the buggy on a broken piece of highway overlooking a dilapidated and fenced-off air base. She says she is at the northern checkpoint and requests entry. She gives whoever is listening a clearance code to allow her to enter but no one answers. She asks if base command is there and repeats the question.
She gets out the buggy and uses her powers to send up a light flare. She says that it is Alison Blaire at the northern checkpoint and tells them not to fire. She starts to repeat herself but is interrupted by the severed torso of Angel dragging himself towards her. His wings are all twisted and his intestines are spilling out of his body. She looks past him to see a group of zombified people, including Captain America, staggering towards her. She starts blasting them with shotguns and her light powers whilst trying to hold back the tears.
After dispatching the group, she goes back to her buggy. The next day, she sits next to her buggy and gives the field report for day 322. As bodies lie around her, she drinks beer and watches as zombies stagger towards her. When she admits that she is done there, a telepathic voice suddenly speaks up and agrees with her. She turns around to see the head of Xavier in a floating bottle. She says that he is dead and points a gun at him. But he tells her that he is dead on this world but this is an infinite universe with countless realities. It’s time for her to let go of this one and begin her life’s true work.
(Meanwhile, back in the 616 universe)
The team is aboard their spaceship in Earth’s orbit. Dazzler asks if they can get moving but Sage tells her to wait a minute. Sage repeats back to her the team’s directive of killing the ten evil Xaviers across the multiverse. Dazzler tells her that’s what the disembodied Xavier head from an alterna-Earth told them. Sage turns to Howlett and asks if this is the kind of leadership he responds to.
Just as Howlett tells her he’s gotten used to it Kurt chips in and says he’s got Xavier on the line. A holographic projection of the disembodied Xavier appears and Dazzler tells him they rescued Kurt. He is slightly hostile and tells her not to call him “Xave” like she just did. She asks him if he’s ready to get the band back together but he tells her they are breaking up and the hologram disappears. Howlett comments that that was strange and Kurt asks if Xavier was making “bzzzzt” sounds with his mouth. A slightly annoyed Sage asks them if that’s the guy they entrust with their lives. Dazzler calmly asks whoever said she trusted him. Howlett asks what she’s hiding and Dazzler says that on the Wild West world the evil Xavier said he had figured out the bodiless Xavier’s secret. When Sage enquires about the secret Dazzler repeats what Xavier said “he knows what I’m capable of.”
Dazzler says they have to track that so-and-so down so they can find out what the hell he’s going to do. She asks Sage how long it will be before they figure out how to do a jump without Xavier. Placing Cerebra-like device on his head, Kurt tells her they figured out how to do it half an hour ago. Sage adds that she just wanted to make sure everyone was on the same page. With that Kurt uses his powers and teleports the entire ship across the multiverse.
The ship reappears amongst a landscape full of twisted branches covered in thorns. Sage says that Xavier is three kilometers north and Dazzler tells Howlett he’s on point. She tells Sage and Kurt to stay with the ship. Kurt objects but Dazzler tells him he’s been through more than any kid ever knew and she won’t put him through more. Before she can finish, Kurt interrupts and tells her what he’s been through is having his entire family killed. He’s going with her to make sure it doesn’t happen again. She relents and lets Kurt go with them.
Outside the ship, the team begins their journey through the thick undergrowth but Howlett immediately smells something. Suddenly, something is flung at them and, after being hit by it, the team realizes it was cupcakes. Howlett picks up one of the cupcakes, which is covered in rainbow icing, and looks at it confused. Before them, the team spots a group of unicorns, each colored differently and equipped with a cupcake-launcher strapped to their sides. One of the unicorns screams in fear and simply repeats “it’s them!!”
With looks of stunned confusion on their faces, the team stares at the unicorns in disbelief. Before they can do anything, the unicorns turn and run, fearing that Xavier is coming. Dazzler tries to explain what they are doing there but the unicorns don’t listen, instead they keep running away and screaming that they don’t want to die. Becoming annoyed with the creatures, Dazzler stops and uses her light powers to get their attention and calm them down. The unicorns dance around the light Dazzler is creating and they get a better look at them. Their feet aren’t hoofed like horses; instead they have two large toes sticking forward and another pointing back, much like Kurt’s. Their tails are lizard-like with a clump of bright colored hair at the very end. Kurt smiles and says “cute” and Dazzler thanks him and sarcastically says she is so glad he’s here to protect her.
Dazzler approaches one of the unicorns and tells it her name. The purple-haired unicorn says that its name is Charles. Dazzler asks if its last name is Xavier and it says it is. He tells her that the other Xavier is coming to kill them; he can feel him in his head. Dazzler tells him that no one is going to hurt his and he asks if she promises. Suddenly a voice behind her yells “X-Force!!” She turns around to see alternate versions of Hercules, Cyclops and herself rushing towards them screaming for them to kill the Xavier.
Dazzler immediately puts up a light shield to block the shots coming from the alt-Dazzler’s light gun. Dazzler says she wondered when she would meet an alternate version of herself. She compliments the other Dazzler on her boots but her opponent simply grunts. Dazzler tells her she needs to work on her quips.
Howlett faces off against Hercules. This Hercules is shirtless and is wearing metallic armor on his elbows and shins. The two men lunge at each other and Howlett can only muse on the fact he is fighting another Hercules again. Howlett unsheathes his golden claws and swipes at Hercules as the demi-god smashes him in the face with his fist. Beneath his helmet, Hercules suddenly smiles and says that he knows those claws. He grins broadly and picks Howlett up in his arms and says that he has come back to him. Rubbing cupcake icing off Howlett’s face, Hercules tells him he’s just as sweet as ever. A voice interrupts the two men’s reunion and yells that Xavier is getting away.
The voice belongs to the alternate Cyclops. This version is black and is dressed in clothes from the American Civil war era. Instead of a visor, he is wearing a pair of round glasses, tightly strapped to his head. He takes a shot with his eyebeams at the Xavier-unicorn but Kurt gets in the way and teleports his eyebeam behind his, blasting him in the back.
Dazzler uses her powers and flies forward, knocking her counterpart down. The alt-Dazzler calls her stupid and asks if she hasn’t seen enough planets die. Dazzler says she usually saves the world before it gets that bad. The alt-Dazzler lunges forward and head buts Dazzler, dazing her for a few seconds. That gives the alt-Dazzler enough time to turn around and blast the Xavier-unicorn with her powers. Xavier screams in pain as he is incinerated. However, the screams become something else and a grotesque, demonic-looking creature rises up from where the unicorn stood. Alarmed, Kurt says he misses the cupcakes.
X-Force rushes forward and begins attacking the creature. They hit it with everything they have and the creature falls. Dazzler looks around her as the other unicorns that start to dematerialize. She asks what’s going on there as the entire landscape dissolves away. The disembodied Xavier appears and says the demon Xavier created the entire fantasy to hide whilst he built his strength. Now that X-Force has killed him, his constructs are falling apart. When Dazzler questions the “demon Xavier” Hercules tells her it’s lucky they killed it in time otherwise the entire multiverse would have come crashing down around their ears. A disheartened Dazzler says that she understands but Xavier asks if she really does. He tells her she nearly ruined everything and he asked her to wait. Dazzler says that he didn’t; he pretended they had a bad connection.
Before they can argue further, they realize the ground they are standing on is also dissolving away. Hercules yells to Xavier to teleport them all away but he says he can’t, because there is still massive psychic interference and he hadn’t counted on having such a large team. Dazzler tells him not to sweat it and says she’s got wheels. As Sage brings their ship down to them, she invites them all on board.
Suddenly, a blast shoots out and hits the underside of the ship. Dazzler angrily turns to see where it came from and the alt-Dazzler is stood before her, holding her gun. She says that Dazzler likes to give orders. Dazzler says that she didn’t ask for the job but she’s team leader. Her counterpart tells her that she isn’t any longer and, when Dazzler asks who died and made her queen, the alt-Dazzler simply replies “everybody.” Kurt is creeped out by the response and Xavier speaks up and says that Captain Blaire has thousands of hours of combat experience. He goes on and says that given the urgency of their mission… but Dazzler cuts him off and tells him she won’t hand over her team to that psycho.
Captain Blaire speaks up and says she knows all about her because she used to be her. So fun, so bright, so brilliant even. So embarrassingly hungry for approval. She approaches Dazzler and lifts her chin up with her finger and tells her that if she wants the job then she’ll have to take it. With that, Dazzler leaps into action and propels Captain Blaire upwards with a blast of light. Hercules winces in pain but Howlett just grins. As Captain Blaire lands, she compliments Dazzler’s move but tells her she’s just proving her point. The two tear up the landscape with the light-powered fight.
Captain Blaire tells her that she could have killed her back then, in fact she could be killing her now. But even when she plays dirty she pulls her punches. Captain Blaire hits Dazzler from behind and Kurt immediately tries to help, but Cyclops fires an eyebeam in front of him to warn him to not to try anything.
Dazzler recovers and is amazed she’s still alive. She turns to Captain Blaire and says that she’s not the only one pulling her punches. She tells Dazzler that’s a good point and then impales her with a spear made of light. As Dazzler lies dying on the floor, bleeding from her stomach, her team rushes to her aid. Captain Blaire records day three of her X-Force assignment, which simply states that she’s done here.


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(halfway across the Multiverse… somewhere in the Atlantic)
The team’s ship has landed next to a waterfall that empties into the ocean. Dazzler tells the team that it’s a big new world out there and then asks if they are ready for it. Hercules, addressing Dazzler as “woman,” tells her to stop stalling. Standing at the door to the ship, she tells him her name is Dazzler and that she’s waiting for clearance from Sage.
Standing at her computer terminal, Sage says that she has just finished the third sweep of the area and isn’t detecting any brain waves or tech threats. Behind her with his arms folded, Cyclops tells her that it’s a bad idea. Dazzler replies that when he’s in charge he can call the shots. But right now she’s in charge and they’re going swimming. With that, the door opens and she, Kurt, Howlett and Hercules dive out into the lake below.
Dressed in nothing but swimming gear, they splash around in the water whilst Cyclops looks down at them from the ship. Dazzler yells for him to come in and asks how many realities it’s been since he had a bath. Dressed in his long, blue, Civil War coat and hat, he glares at them and says this is a new world and, for all they know, there’s an evil Xavier out there they are supposed to kill.
Dazzler looks up at him and tells him that Sage would have sensed anyone fitting that description in the vicinity. But he’s right about one thing, he should be more on his guard. With that, she fires a small beam of light at him, causing him to lose his footing. He falls from the ship but somersaults in the air and lands perfectly on the ground below. Kurt, however, appears behind him and teleports all of his clothes off except for his underwear. Dazzler tells Kurt that, although they don’t have an employee conduct policy, it’s generally considered disrespectful to steal someone’s clothes. He apologizes but Howlett points out that Dazzler is the one staring at the near-naked Cyclops. Unable to take her eyes off him, she says that she isn’t staring, she’s just… staring.
Cyclops smiles and chuckles a little. He jumps in the water and fires his optic beam near Dazzler, causing a big wave to head towards her. Using her light powers, she blasts herself out the way and tells him he’ll have to be faster than that if he wants to catch her with her pants down. She disappears underwater and then resurfaces and realizes what she just said. She starts to say it didn’t come out right but is suddenly cut short when she sees Cyclops. His back is covered in long, linear scars. She says she didn’t realize about the scars but he tells her it’s okay; they’ve all got scars.
She asks him what his story is and he bluntly tells her he doesn’t think she’s got what it takes to lead the team. She tells him she figured that out but she meant his story story… Where is he from? She guesses that he was a soldier in the Civil War. He turns away and says there wasn’t anything civil about it. The monsters had it coming; they used to whip him every week. Then they’d whip him every day when his mom died. He wasn’t making any trouble but they could tell he was thinking about it. They could see it in his eye. He says they were right. When his powers activated, he destroyed the slave-owners house and fled captivity. He thought it was the devil inside him but Colonel Fury and Dr. Xavier found him and explained that he was special, a mutant and his country needed him.
He was recruited and trained alongside other people with special abilities like War Machine and Storm. The Confederates thought they would win the war in two years but instead they lost in two weeks. Fury and Xavier trained them well, he probably killed six thousand men but he didn’t give a damn until he saw the looks from the men on his own side. They were terrified of him.
Cyclops says he is talking too much and gets out the water. He supposes everybody has a story like that. Kurt, Howlett and Hercules all agree but Dazzler says she hasn’t. Surprised at the others admissions, she looks around at them. Kurt says he just tried to revenge-kill a whole planet of robots. Hercules, picking fruit off a tree, says it sounds almost as much fun as what he and Howlett went through. Howlett turns to him and says they don’t need to hear about that but Hercules says it’s a good story full of adventure, heroism and romance. Howlett comments on the romance aspect and adds that it was also full of reckless abandon.
They were their world’s greatest heroes and the day they slew the worst monster who ever threatened the Dominion of Canada was the day they revealed their love. It didn’t go over so well. They gods had always been polyamorous but Zeus didn’t take too kindly to any god other than him consorting with mortals. They were cast into the Pit or Tartarus, where thousands of souls clamored for the taste of fresh blood. They killed the souls for three years straight. It might have been four, it’s tough to say.
Dazzler seems shocked at the story and Cyclops picks up on that and tells her that’s why he doesn’t understand how she’s in charge. They need someone who’s proved they are prepared to do what must be done. Howlett interjects and says that maybe they need someone who’ll keep them from going too far. Hercules chucks Dazzler some fruit and says that they should give the little lady a chance. She reiterates her names Dazzler and thanks him for the confidence.
On the ship, Sage suddenly radios down to the team and tells them they are going to want to see this. Back on board, the team take the ship and go underwater. They see a huge structure built into the underside of the landmass they were just on. Sage tells them the first scans showed it as part of the island’s mineral composition, but it’s a World War II era hull. As the team stares at it, Dazzler asks if their Xavier is picking up any evil-Xavier thoughts. He says he hasn’t yet but instructs her to look down into the depths of the ocean as he thinks they may have a hint of where one’s been. She sees a dilapidated Big Ben lying crooked on the ocean floor. She is startled to realize that they are in an underwater London. Xavier points out that there are Nazi banners strewn on the structure but instead of the swastika there is an “X.”
Before they have time to think about the situation, the ship is violently shaken, enough to crack the class in the windows. The whole ship is ripped out of the water and taken high into the sky. A voice screams for Xavier. The voice belongs to a Japanese version of Namor, who yells that the Great Atlantis and Imperial Japan will have their vengeance and Namor will have his head. He rips open a hole in the ship and exposes the crew within. Hercules jumps out and says their heads are spoken for but he can have a foot. He swings on the debris and slams Namor in the face with his feet, sending the attacker reeling backwards.
Wiping blood from his lips, Namor says he didn’t realize any of the gods had survived. He then decided to rectify that by punching Hercules in the chest, slamming him into the side of the ship. Before he can do any more damage, he is hit in the face with an optic beam and a blast of light. Dazzler and Cyclops confront him and tell him that they are not his enemy. Still enraged, he calls them liars and demands Xavier shows himself. As Howlett recovers, Hercules Dazzler tells Namor that it’s complicated but their Xavier isn’t his Xavier. She says that they are hunting evil Xaviers, so her guess is that they are hunting the same one. She suddenly realizes that Namor has disappeared, but he quickly reveals himself by pushing the ship downwards and slamming it into the ground.
Standing over the injured Dazzler and Cyclops, he points his spear at them and tells them to stop lying. He calls them “Nazis” and starts to continue his speech when he suddenly spots something that surprises him. He grabs Cyclops by the scruff of the neck and looks at his closely. He comments that he is black, to which Cyclops retorts that Namor is a Chinaman, so what? Namor lets Cyclops go and says he is Japanese and Atlantean. He asks Cyclops why someone who looks like him works for Xavier.
The team’s own disembodied Xavier appears and tells Namor that he is clearly not the Xavier he is looking for. Namor asks who he is but, before an answer can be given, he is blasted in the back with a beam of green energy. The team look to see that realities Xavier riding on a hover board. He is wearing Nazi-like clothes but, instead of a swastika on his sleeve, he has the same “X” symbol they saw earlier. As he brandishes a scepter that crackles with green energy, he agrees with Namor in wondering who the team is. Speaking to their Xavier, he says he should kill him and his friends outright but he likes his face.
Dazzler and Cyclops leap into action at seeing Xavier and start blasting him with their powers. Xavier just floats in front of them deflecting the energy blasts with an invisible shield. Xavier asks if they think he is the biggest threat they will face today. Namor, meanwhile, launches himself up into the air and away from the fight. As Dazzler and Cyclops continue their attack, the head-in-a-bottle Xavier tells them to stand down. Dazzler asks what is he talking about, as this guy is in a Nazi SS uniform. As Howlett unsheathes his claws, Kurt asks if Nazis are bad. Howlett asks if he had any on his world and Kurt tells him he didn’t. Howlett just replies to get him a little close and he’ll show what he does to Nazis. Kurt teleports him right up to Xavier and Howlett stabs him through the chest. Xavier grabs Howlett’s face and blasts him with green energy.
Kurt quickly teleports him away to a worried Hercules. As Dazzler and Cyclops continue their attacks, Xavier addresses them and says that, based on the scattered thoughts and images from their minds, he understands their cause for concern. But he assures them they don’t know the whole story. He points behind them to a number of hatches opening up from the ground. He says the hatches are to their final sanctuary, deep inside the island fortress he has hidden five hundred and thirty innocents. The last survivors of a drowned world.
Xavier tells the team they have brought his worst enemy to his doorstep and he will not rest until every one of them is dead. With that, Namor rises out of the ocean amidst a swirling mass of water. Huge waves begin to rise up around their little island as Namor readies for an attack. Xavier asks them to make their choice before the tsunami hits. The team’s Xavier yells that they have to help him as the water crashes around them. Hercules, still referring to her as “woman,” asks what they should do. Dazzler yells for the last time that her name is Dazzler and she hates Nazis.


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On a red-skied world, a huge castle stands upon a rocky outcrop over the ocean. Hoards of demonic-looking creatures litter the shores and the surrounding landscape. As the reality-hopping team’s ship teleports to the world, a voice beckons out and enquires as to what it is. Seeing the giant robot floating above them, the owner of the voice sees they have machines and assumes they are invaders. Not wanting any trouble from them, he sends a green bolt of lightning-like energy hurtling towards them. The bolt strikes the ship, sending it reeling backwards with a big explosion. Inside the castle, the demonic creatures become restless and their master bids them to go hunt down the invaders and bring them back to him… Lord Xavier, Witch King Gha-No-Shah. Lord Xavier, clad in ornate, fantasy armor, looks into a green crystal ball at the fallen ship.
Dazzler comes to and immediately sits bolt upright and asks where they are. She is lying in some overgrown ruins, surrounded by indigo-skinned people who look remarkably like Kid Nightcrawler. In the distance, the damage ship sits on the ground. One of the locals shows her the unconscious disembodied Xavier in a bottle and asks why she carries her dead with her. She assumes the worst but Sage chirps in and tells her not to worry, as he isn’t dead. Dazzler asks her what’s going on and Sage says they’ve hit a new world but nothing electronic works since they got hit. Her attention is suddenly caught by a growling sound and she realizes that there’s fighting going on. Sage starts to tell her she shouldn’t get up as she’s injured, but Dazzler ignores her and goes to see what’s up. She has bandages wrapped around her chest from where her alternate-reality counterpart stabbed her on the previous world.
Sage follows her and Dazzler tells her that she’s team leader. Sage replies that that’s not what she says… pointing to Captain Alison Blaire in the midst of a vicious battle. Captain Blaire, Howlett, Hercules, Cyclops and Kurt are fight against a legion of demonic creatures, some of which look like giant versions of Beast.
Dazzler rushes to Kurt and tells him to teleport away, but he ignores her as he is engrossed in fighting. He is squaring off against one of the creatures and, when he leaps into it, ready to stab it in the head, Dazzler blasts it away. She tells him to remember what Howlett said about no killing before he’s 18. She starts to tell him off but she’s suddenly grabbed from behind by another creature. Howlett suddenly leaps in to save her and slices the creature’s head clean off. He tells her there’s extenuating circumstances. Lying on the floor, she tells him he isn’t helping. They are on a mission to kill the evil Xaviers, not every thing that crosses their path. Howlett completely ignores her and rushes into the fray of the battle with a growl. Hercules, Howlett’s recently returned boyfriend, smiles at him and tells him that’s the Howlett he loves.
Becoming angry, Dazzler says she’s had enough and orders everyone to get behind her. Captain Blaire calls her a stupid woman and asks if she’s trying to get everyone killed. As Blaire grabs her hand, Dazzler tells her to let it go before she slaps the star off her face. Cyclops, aka Corporal Scott Summers of the Union Army, interrupts and says that things are getting ugly. With that, Dazzler moves forward and charges up her powers. She reminds them to get behind her and to close their eyes. She unleashes a huge burst of light at the enemies, with enough intensity to incinerate many of them. The team shields their eyes from the brightness. On the battlefield, a slightly singed Hercules says a little warning would have been nice but Howlett simply chuckles. Stunned by the display of power, Blaire asks Dazzler how she did that.
Sitting down, Dazzler tells her that she could have done it before it got to this. But she wanted to get in their faces and fight fight fight. She hasn’t learned her true potential. Cyclops steps forward and asks who the hell she is to judge her. Dazzler has no idea what she had to do in her time, or what any of them have had to do for that matter. They see monsters, they kill them. Dazzler retorts and asks what he thinks she just did. She tells him it didn’t have to come to that and says that there’s a smarter way. Cyclops addresses Captain Blaire and says that she’s in charge and they don’t have to listen to her. However, Blaire cuts him off and tells him to listen to her as she wants to hear what Dazzler has to say.
Back in the ruins, one of the natives brings a map and points out where the Witch King’s castle is. He tells her it’s a night’s march north. She perks up at the name “Witch King” and asks if he is bald, has creepy eyebrows and is psychic. The natives don’t know what psychic means but they say he eats crawlers. One of the crawlers pulls out a scroll with a crudely drawn image of Lord Xavier impaling a bunch of crawlers on it.
Dazzler turns to Howlett and tells him he’s going undercover. Hercules immediately buts in and says that it sounds like fun and he’s going too. She tells him no, because Howlett is immune to psychic probing. Before she can finish, though, he points out that he is a demi-god and asks if she thinks a mortal magician can probe his skull. Howlett quips that there wouldn’t be much to find in there if he did. They pick up some of the demon creature’s armor which is laying around and Hercules smirks at Howlett, telling him he always said he should wear more leather.
Dazzler tells Kurt that she doesn’t want the Witch King sniffing out his thoughts, so he is to teleport back immediately. Kurt jokes that he isn’t dressed for the cosplay party anyway. A little way off, Hercules and Howlett have dressed in the armor of the Witch King’s minions but Howlett finds it uncomfortable. As Dazzler tightens the straps on it, she quietly asks him what was going on back in the fight. He’s usually the grown-up in the room. He tells her that a few times in his life he has lost control. It hasn’t happened in a while but this place seems to encourage it. She tells him to keep it together because it seems that Herc isn’t the clearest thinker. Howlett laughs and agrees with her. He turns to her and tells her to watch herself. After telling them off, she turned around and fried the goblins herself. This world is getting to all of them.
As the two men stand in their new costumes Howlett asks if he looks like an orc. Hercules jokes that he smells like one and Howlett tells him to shut up. Kurt, who is perched on both men’s shoulders, teleports them away and immediately returns with his thumbs up. Cyclops sarcastically says that she has successfully divided the forces and asks what’s next. Dazzler turns to him and says that he is going to love this part.
(the Castle of the Witch King)
Kurt teleports Dazzler, Captain Blaire and Cyclops to the bridge leading up to the Witch King’s castle. Kurt teleports away again, leaving the three on the bridge. Cyclops tells Dazzler that she’s insane but she tells him they all are. She tells him they are going to apply some aggression somewhere it might do some good. They use their powers together to blast apart the huge wooden doors to the castle. The explosion alerts the creatures within, as well as the Witch King himself. Hercules and Howlett sit amongst the hoards of enemies and follow the creatures as they rush towards the team. Howlett calls Dazzler crazy but Hercules says he’s starting to like her.
In the courtyard, Cyclops blasts some masonry onto a squad of advancing enemies. The Witch King suddenly appears and zaps Cyclops with his magic. Dazzler immediately fires of some daggers of light at him but he stops them and touches her mind with his. As he takes control of her, he decides to see why she is there. He plucks her name from her head and, as he goes deeper, he sees Sage and the disembodied Xavier. He sends a psychic bolt at Sage, causing her to fall off the ship she was trying to repair. He also touches Xavier’s mind, which causes him to suddenly regain consciousness. Alarmed, he yells for the Witch King to get out of his brain.
As the creatures around him bow down to him, he laughs and crackles with green electricity. Hercules suddenly comes from behind him and slams his head into the floor. Taken aback, he shunts both Hercules and Howlett through the nearest wall with his powers. Getting back to Dazzler, he starts to strangle her with his powers. He thanks her for her assistance and tells her not to be sad as her head will have a place of honor on his trophy hall.
As Dazzler starts to choke, she calls out to Captain Blaire, who just watches from a distance. After a few moments, she unleashes a light blast, which causes the Witch King to drop Dazzler and concentrate on protecting himself. Captain Blaire is taken back by how strong the Witch King is and she intensifies her power. Dazzler yells to her that she’s going too far but she doesn’t listen. The Witch King gets closer to her but she powers up to such a degree her whole body burns with light. He tells her that she hasn’t trained for this and she has no idea what she’s doing. She tells him that it feels pretty good so far and continues to burn brighter and brighter to the point where the Witch King can’t protect himself and is incinerated.
The team’s Xavier uses his powers to confirm that the Witch King is dead. Sage notes that the mechanics of the ship have suddenly come back online.
Captain Blaire is now glowing orange and floating above the rubble on the castle. She tells Dazzler a thank you would be nice. Dazzler responds by saying that Blaire hesitated before she helped but she’s going to pretend that it was the bad vibe on this planet getting to her. Captain Blaire corrects her and says it was just her… or them. Dazzler asks what she’s talking about. Blaire tells her that Cyclops was right; she had no idea what she did on her world. She had to try really hard to forget what it was like being her. But then she showed up so fresh and bright and she couldn’t help but remember. She tells Dazzler that maybe she should thank her for that.
Dazzler suddenly notices that Blaire is fading. She tells her to stop channeling her power. As she continues to fade, Dazzler grabs Blaire’s wrist. Blaire smiles points out that now she’s grabbing her hand. Blaire tells her that she did what she had to do, and she’s pretty sure that’s what Dazzler will do too. She was in the dark for so long. As her form fades away into nothingness, she tells Dazzler not to stay there for too long. As tears roll down her face, Dazzler looks down to see Captain Blaire’s uniform lying on the floor.
Later on, the team regroups back at the ship. Dazzler is now dressed like Captain Blaire was. Kurt comments that she looks fierce and Dazzler dryly tells him that ain’t the half of it. She turns to her team and asks who’s with her. Cyclops asks what that plan is and she says that they’re going to kill some Xaviers. The disembodied Xavier tells her it’s a great idea. However, what no-one notices is the spark of green electricity that flashes across one of his eyes.


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(the HMS Albion, the home of the last 500 human survivors of flooded London)
The floodwaters from Namor’s attack gush into the tunnels of the last human stronghold. The team hurriedly gets the civilians out of harm’s way but Dazzler is more concerned with attacking the Nazi Xavier. As she fires beams of light at him, he deflects them with an energy shield. The team’s Xavier yells at her that they need to team up with him but she refuses to help a Nazi.
As he continues to deflect the attacks, he tells her that he understands her sentiment but he’s technically not a Nazi. He’s just the founding leader of the British Union of Fascists. He swore to defend his nation from depression, exploitation, corruption and invasion. He forged the necessary alliances to ensure his people’s safety. He recalls how he had to join forces with the likes of Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo and Stalin to defeat the war against the mongrel nations that threatened them. A Japanese Captain America fell at the hands of Xavier himself.
Once the war was over, he cleaned his own house by dispatching Hitler and his other allies. The people of the free world cheered him as after all what they wanted was order and safety. And with him in charge, the only thing that could threaten them was an act of God. Unfortunately for Xavier, something akin to an act of God would indeed come for him. Huge tidal waves crashed over the buildings of London and every city around the world. In Tokyo, the drowning of millions was witnessed by Namor Miyamoto, protector of Imperial Japan and son of Atlantis. Namor and Xavier quickly realized who sent the huge waves. The Atlantean High Command had been waiting for the lungmen to weaken themselves with infighting. But they underestimated the affection their estranged Prince Namor had for the surface world. He made his way to Atlantis and tried to confront the leaders but was held back by the guards. The Atlanteans also underestimated Xavier and he travelled to Atlantis too. However, he used a submarine and he wiped out the Atlanteans with ease. Namor should have thanked him but instead he’s spent the last ten years trying to kill him.
Now the team has lead Namor to Xavier’s hiding place and the final extermination of the Aryan race is their fault. Dazzler picks up on the term “Aryan” and declares they are Nazis. Even though she’s disgusted, she gets the team to take the civilians to higher ground. As they head up the stairs, Cyclops’ attention is caught by yelling coming from behind a door. He uses his optic beams and blasts open the door to find a room full of frail-looking black people, who are chained up. They tell him they’re slaves and he angrily blasts their shackles off them and gets them to safety.
As the waters rise, Dazzler yells for Cyclops and the two of them join forces to blast Xavier. But he still manages to deflect their attacks. Xavier tells them they’re in the same boat and, if he wants to save his new friends, then he should focus on Namor.
As the flood waters swirl around him, Namor rips open the earth to find Xavier. He finds instead Hercules, who punches him square in the jaw. He says it’s for playing God and then invites other people to punch him too. Dazzler, Cyclops and Nazi Xavier oblige and hit him at the same time with their powers. Xavier turns to Dazzler and congratulates her. He offers for her to stay on this world and help repopulate it. She angrily tells him to stop talking, otherwise his head won’t be the only thing she cuts off today. Namor suddenly appears, swinging a huge piece of metal at her. Before he can land a hit, Cyclops blasts him backwards. Dazzler thanks him and he asks which one does she wants him to hit now.
Sage suddenly calls up to her. She’s still in the wreckage of the hideout and she informs Dazzler not all the civilians are out yet. The structural integrity of the island if failing and it can’t take another one of Namor’s hits. She orders Dazzler to wrap it up. As Namor charges again, Dazzler and Cyclops blast him once again. Xavier however does something different this time. He zaps Namor with green electricity that emanates from his hands. Namor writhes in agony as Xavier explains that it’s a neurochemical psychic shock specially tailored to his physiology. He had to breed and experiment on thirty Atlantean hybrids before he perfected the technique. Xavier stands over Namor and continues, telling him that he’s been sitting on it for the last three years, wondering on how to get close enough to use it. But, thanks to his new friends, today is the day he dies.
As Namor lies on the floor in pain, he wearily asks how Dazzler can side with the murderer. She decides to tell him a little secret… on this world, murderers are all she sees. Sage finally makes it out the hideout and she tells Dazzler the civilians are all clear. She mutters “finally” and then impales Xavier through the chest with a spear of light and he collapses on the floor. Cyclops asks if Dazzler’s alright and she tells him yes. Interjecting, Xavier asks how she did it, as he would have picked up any thoughts of attacking. Another Dazzler suddenly appears as the Dazzler that just stabbed Xavier fades away. She says she kept her distance and used a solid light construct to do the dirty work. He smiles and says she would make a magnificent consort.
With that, Namor uses his spear and slices Xavier’s head off. Dazzler tells Namor that was her move and says there’s no need to fight, as she knows what he has been through. She holds out a hand to him and tells him he’s welcome to stay and celebrate or mourn. Looking saddened, he asks if she thinks she knows. Until she loses everything and everyone, even herself, she knows nothing. With that, he leaves the small island.
(later)
On the small island, the team and the survivors enjoy the peace. The bodiless Xavier addresses the team and thanks them as their mission is complete. Sage questions what he means and he tells them that the ten evil Xaviers are dead and they healed the multiverse. So tonight, they celebrate and reflect and in the morning he will send them wherever they want to go.
A little while later, Dazzler sits on a rock overlooking the ocean as the sun sets. Cyclops comes up to her and asks if she has a minute. She notes he called her Alison and he replies that it’s better late than never. He stutters as he asks where she wants to go in the morning. She replies she doesn’t know and seems resigned with her world. But with everything they’ve done, she’s not who she used to be. He tells her he knows how she feels. They stare at each other for a few seconds and then passionately kiss.
They walk back to the rest of the team, who are sitting around a campfire. Sage seems concerned with the ten evil Xaviers part. The rest of the team reel off the different Xaviers that they have killed and Sage realizes that they have only killed nine, much to Dazzler’s horror.
(on the other side of the island)
The bodiless Xavier approaches the corpse of the Nazi Xavier. Dazzler and her team run towards him. Xavier asks what she’s doing there. He tells her he tried to buy her some time to leave her behind. She’s become a leader, ready to embrace reality and make the hardest choices. But in the end, she didn’t go far enough. She should have killed him.
Xavier suddenly manifests the sorcerer Xavier from the previous world. He erupts out of him in a swirl of green energy. The sorcerer Xavier holds the team’s Xavier in his hand as he grins menacingly. The team’s Xavier continues and says he told them before if two Xaviers get together it would be disastrous. But three would bring the end of the world. With that, the sorcerer Xavier laughs again and the corpse of the Nazi Xavier comes back to life as the green energy swirls around it. Dazzler screams as a bright light engulfs them.