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The Manhattan Federal Court House:The judge tells attorney Matt Murdock to call his first witness. He calls Colonel Carol Danvers. He asks her to recall the events of June 19th of this year.
Carol explains she was part of a consortium of superheroes that travelled to a location outside of Alpine, Utah. For what purpose? Murdock asks. To confront Doctor Bruce Banner, is the reply.
Carol’s narration:Captain Marvel steps into the lab and asks Bruce Banner what he is working on. Somewhat unsure, he asks what she is doing here, in this secret lab nobody is supposed to know about. She repeats her question and tells him to answer first. Some genetic calculations. And he doesn’t mean to be rude or condescending, but he doesn’t know if she would understand the specifics. Is it gamma-related? she asks. Is something wrong? he worries. Answer the question, comes from Tony Stark, who also enters the room.
Now Bruce is even more taken aback. He reminds them he hasn’t had a Hulk incident in almost a year. Both just stare at him. Oh no, he states. Has he? Tony suggests they talk about his outside. Bruce notes he is wearing no armor. That was the deal, Tony replies. The deal? Bruce repeats. Why? What’s outside? Tony puts his hand on Bruce’s shoulder and asks him to stay calm. He assures him he believes in him.
Outside, a ton of heroes are waiting, as well as several SHIELD air vessels. What did he do? Bruce exclaims. Tony assures him he hasn’t done anything.
Yet, Medusa, queen of the Inhumans adds.
Present:Matt Murdock calls Tony Stark and asks what Banner’s reaction was. Anger? Total bafflement, Tony replies.
Flashback:He doesn’t understand, Bruce announces. Carol explains there’s a young Inhuman here. “Say hi, Ulysses.” No thanks, Ulysses stammers from the protection of the Royal Inhumans.
He sees visions of the future, Carol continues. A possible future, Tony corrects. Ms. Marvel, Nova and Spider-Man add that Ulysses doesn’t just see but experiences them and let them all experience a particular one. One of him, Tony tells Bruce.
Present:Murdock asks how Bruce took the news.
Flashback:Bruce asks if Tony experienced the vision as well. Tony unwillingly admits it. How bad? All the way bad, Tony replies. He sees what’s going on here.
Present:Carol relates how she explained to Bruce that every other vision of Ulysses so far had come true, or more to the point, they had been able to stop them before they came true. The visions were more or less correct. But not everyone agreed, did they? Matt asks.
Flashback:Tony continues they have a bit of a moral dilemma on their hands. Wait for him to “Hulk out” or stop him before it happens, Bruce realizes.
Present:Tony goes on, he told Bruce they had made a deal with each other…
Flashback:Carol explains that she and Tony disagree. Tony says the future isn’t the future unless it happens. And the rest of them are here to put him away? Bruce asks agitated. Put him down? No, Carol replies. Tony adds, they are split. They need proof. What kind of proof? Bruce asks.
That moment, Beast joins them. He has hacked into Bruce’s files and grimly announces it’s true. He’s experimenting on himself. He stole his work? Bruce demands. Beast retorts, Bruce is treating himself with dead gamma cells. The others become nervous. Carol and Tony are in disbelief. Bruce explains his new work has kept the Hulk away.
Maria Hill steps up, announcing they have to arrest him. She’s begging him to come quietly. Thor tells him not to make this difficult. He hasn’t turned into the Hulk in almost a year because of his experiments! Bruce shouts. Tony asks him to calm down. And they all come to his home and think—
Suddenly an arrow hits Bruce in the chest.
Present:What happened next? Murdock asks. All hell broke loose, Carol replies.
Flashback:Carol orders Thor toward the trees where the arrow came from. Falcon and Spider-Man follow. Tony shouts at Carol he came her to prevent something like this! He was his friend!
In the trees, Thor asks simply why. The perpetrator stretches out his arms, signifying he expects to be handcuffed.
Present:Murdock asks Carol to point to the man and identify him. Carol points at the accused: Clint Barton aka Hawkeye.
Flashback:What the hell was that?! Carol shouts at Hawkeye. Maria Hill interjects this is an official federal crime scene. Captain America presses for answers. He orders Clint to look at him. He obeys, tears in his eyes. Why? Cap asks.
Present:Because Bruce Banner asked him to, Clint Barton reveals.
Following the trial on TV, Miles Morales (the younger Spider-Man) and his best friend Ganke are surprised.
Hawkeye’s narration:Doctor Banner came to him months ago, out of the blue. He explained it had been almost a year since he last turned into the Hulk. That’s fantastic, Clint enthused. Bruce closed his eyes and shoved a small box across the table. Is he proposing? Clint joked. Inside the box was a small arrowhead. What will it do? Clint asked. Kill him, Bruce replied. If he ever hulks out again, he wants Hawkeye to use that.
Clint refused. Bruce calmly ordered him to. Why him? Hawkeye finally asked. Because he is one of the few people he knows who eventually will be able to live with the choice, Bruce replied.
Clint found that weirdly insulting. Bruce assured him it wasn’t meant to be. He was trusting him with his life. Clint pointed out that maybe Bruce would not revert again. Bruce replied he dreams of him. He dreams of rage. He wakes up with the taste of blood in his mouth. He wakes up and isn’t sure, if it happened or not. Sometimes he has to turn on the news to make sure. And they all know he’ll wake up one day and it won’t be a dream. And if that happens, they know he has tried everything and nothing worked. He needs Clint to promise him he’ll stop him, once and for all.
Present:There is a commotion and the judge demands order. Clint explains that, if there was a chance that he’d turn back into the Hulk, Bruce wanted him to put him down.
Matt Murdock asks if anyone else was present at the meeting and is told it was only the two of them. He coldly points out Clint’s only witness is the man he murdered and he has a spotty past. Clint calmly agrees. So he expects them to take him at his word despite his criminal past? Matt continues. Clint announces he hopes his more recent past of working for the common good of this country and the world would cancel out the sins of his youth.
Heroes, including the X-Men, watch the proceedings on TV as the defense calls their witness Dr. Henry McCoy aka the Beast.
Henry explains that the custom arrow used to kill Bruce Banner was according to notes on Banner’s own server his own invention. He shows an excerpt of Banner’s video diary supporting Hawkeye’s claims.
Murdock points out that Bruce didn’t hulk out. He was about to! Clint shouts. No one saw that but him! Matt points out. Tony remarks he was standing right there. He didn’t see the Hulk; he saw a man betrayed by his peers.
Clint explains that his eyesight is more acute. It’s why he’s such a good shot, and Banner chose him. Banner was agitated. His eyes flickered green. The vision was going to come true.
On the witness stand, Carol states that she is sure what happened saved many lives and fulfilled Banner’s own wishes. She didn’t know Barton was going to do this but she knows in her heart lives were saved because of it.
Miles Morales watches the trial on Times Square. Carol’s fellow Ultimates in their headquarters.
Murdock asks Carol if she’s been using the young Inhuman’s powers since Banner’s death. Yes, she agrees, to great success. He asks her to define “great success.” Thanks to the Inhuman, they stopped over a dozen incidents before they happened. He’ll forgive her for not going into detail. Some of these affairs are a matter of national security. Some are ongoing investigations.
Were any of these predictions found to be false? Murdock presses. Carol denies this. Any chance any of these visions create another situation like this one? Carol denies that as well. He clarifies if there were any other fatalities, which she denies.
Tony Stark on the stand states he knows he is not here to testify Hawkeye killed Banner. He admits it. But his friend was murdered. Hawkeye killed a hero. A founding member of the Avengers was assassinated on his own front lawn.
Matt replies he knows Tony is emotional, but let’s stick to the questions— Tony interrupts, he isn’t asking the right questions. This is not what they are supposed to be doing.
Flashback:Black Panther and Vision are holding back Tony as he rages they are supposed to be guarding. They are supposed to be protecting, defending, avenging! What was this? Accountability! Carol shouts back. They look at the SHIELD agents carrying Banner’s body. She made this happen! Tony accuses Carol. She chased this. She couldn’t let things lie and now another of them is gone! Who’s next on her hit list? She looks at him silently and hurt.
She tells Medusa to get Ulysses out of here. Medusa agrees and has Lockjaw teleport them away. Tony rages this is not her call!
The youngest Avengers, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Man and Nova are confused. What do they do? Ms. Marvel asks Nova and Spider-Man decides they are with Iron Man on this.
Carol tells Tony to let SHIELD handle this. He rages that Hawkeye can’t come back from this. He murdered an Avenger! They are going to bury him for this! And then they are going to come back and bury her for forcing his hand!
Present:The jury has returned and hands the verdict to the judge.
Tony Stark sits in his lab brooding. His assistant Mary Jane Watson joins him and asks if he doesn’t want to hear the verdict. He knows the verdict, he boasts. He is a genius futurist. He can’t help it.
MJ asks if he doesn’t want to see it, in case he isn’t as smart as he thinks he is. Or would he like to find out how this new Inhuman’s power to “see” the future works, the artificial intelligence Friday asks. He tells her not to mess with him. She assures him she isn’t. She isn’t finished with the calculations but she thinks she knows how the visions work.
Oh My God! Tony exclaims when he sees it. MJ asks what it is. Their future, he replies darkly.


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Captain Marvel flies to the Triskelion. She heard? the Black Panther welcomes her. She reminds him she was in the courtroom. He asks if she wants to talk about it. She’s awake? Carol changes the subject. Has anyone talked to her? They were waiting for her, she is told.
Carol is the first to enter Jennifer Walters’ aka She-Hulk’s hospital room and jokes she’s been hibernating for a long time. Does she remember what happened? Thanos, She-Hulk replies. It went badly. FUBAR, Carol agrees. How long was she out? Jennifer asks. Ignoring the question, Carol needs several attempts to tell her that her cousin Bruce Banner was killed by Hawkeye. He’s been put on trial. Jennifer literally woke up in time for the verdict. And? She-Hulk, now grey-skinned and scarred demands several times.
Miles Morales aka Spider-Man sees the newsfeed on Times Square Hawkeye walks! is the biggest headline. Clint Barton has been acquitted. The news anchors discuss that, according to the polls, 87 percent of the population agree with the verdict, even though Barton basically confessed to the crime. It’s not that he killed. It’s who he killed and why. Some see it as an assisted suicide… a mercy killing. And some it seems are just really happy to be rid of the Hulk.
One of the anchors admits that surprised him. He was shocked many thought that the Hulk’s ongoing freedom was a conspiracy among the super-powered community. His colleague guesses this has now been debunked. It looks like Clint Barton has become one of the most popular heroes. And they are all dying to hear the reactions of the other founding members of the Avengers. He wants to see the statement from Tony Stark. He looked apoplectic in court, his colleague marvels. He probably saw the last Stark stock forecast, they joke. There’s only one thing they know for sure… Never count Tony Stark out.
Tony Stark sits in a darkened room. He is so lost, he admits. He needs their help, he addresses someone. This Ulysses guy… He knows they think he is being overdramatic about him. Some think he’s lashing out at Danvers over what happened to Rhodey or Banner. And maybe that’s true. But it doesn’t mean he’s wrong.
If they’ve learned anything in their time in uniform or as Avengers, it’s the future is not written. It can’t be written. And that was his original problem with this new Inhuman: You can’t see a future that hasn’t happened yet. Time is a construct. Time is concept. It may be an organism that lives and breathes around them. And this kid whom they still don’t know enough about keeps having these visions of … visions of criminal activity, disaster and holocaust. He’s the conduit to the visions. But he doesn’t just see them. He experiences them. He lives those disasters and horrors. How can that not be affecting him mentally? So if those visions are affecting him, then he is affecting those visions. He has to be.
The entire concept of these visions is impure. That was Tony’s worry, his theory. So with that in mind he took it upon himself to scan the kid’s brain. He downloaded a copy of it, to be precise. That sounds very Doctor Doomish, he admits, but he doesn’t care. He did it because, deep down, inside he was hoping he’d be proven wrong. He wanted to be wrong, so he can go back to his life and take a nap.
Flashback:Captain Marvel confronts an office lady. She is held by security forces.
Present:He hoped Ulysses was the real deal. But what he eventually discovered was worse. Far worse. Do they see? No, is the reply.
Tony shows a holographic scan of Ulysses’ brain. The kid’s brain, his entire body really, take everything in, all the data and energy cascading across the world. Data from energy fields they don’t even know are there. Everything in the world puts out energy. He takes it in and spits it back in the form of these visions. Theoretical visions of the future. He’s not seeing the future because it’s not there. He’s creating an algorithm of a possible future. Maybe a very possible future. But it’s only an algorithm. It’s math. It’s guesswork.
Now that he sees how Ulysses does it, the visions scare the hell out of him fifty times more than they already did. And yes, Thanos did show up like the kid said and Banner was a pot of trouble about to pop.
Earlier:As the woman is led away, Carol handles her briefcase. Ulysses watches. She opens the briefcase and shows it to Ulysses. There is nothing inside.
Now:But what was really going to happen next? Tony asks. This is profiling of the future. And by Carol acting on it as if it were the Bible, she is by any definition profiling individuals. She’ll call it something else. But she didn’t know what he knows now. She is betting on the math being absolute. But it is not. No one involved in those visions is being given a choice. He is saying free will is being eliminated from the process of choice. If they allow the kid’s power to have the final say, no one in the vision has accountability for themselves. And without personal accountability, what are they? And if they are officially in the world of algorithms and probability, what are the odds of these visions being true and pure and right?
And now, since the Hulk the visions are going wider and becoming more powerful. Now others can see and experience them too. That changes everything. That is huge. Where will it stop? How big will it get? And as the power grows, will it become more accurate or less?
So, there it is. Tell him, he’s crazy. Tell him he’s wrong. Tell him, and he swears, he’ll give up. If he tells him to stop, he swears he will, because he’s learned finally, after all these years, he’s going to listen to Steve Rogers. Listening intently are not only Captain America but also the rest of the Illuminati: Black Panther, Black Bolt, Beast, Dr. Strange and Medusa, as well as Carol Danvers.
Is he absolutely one hundred percent sure about this? Cap asks seriously. Does he think he’d have called them all here if he wasn’t? Tony snaps. Does he think he likes to be in a room with “Big Hair,” after what her people did to him and his life? But – and here’s the thing – the last time there was such as strong moral line in the sand between the two of them… He doesn’t want to do anything like that ever again. Not with Steve. Not with Medusa. Not with anybody. But… he glares at Carol… she’s forcing Steve’s hand. She is forcing his hand! he shouts.
Steve turns to Carol, who demands Dr. McCoy look at Stark’s work. What will that do? Tony bristles. Make her trust it, she retorts. Beast already has. It’s … not wrong, he admits.
So, Tony continues, in front of all of them, knowing what she knows… what is she going to do? All look at Captain Marvel. What is she going to do? Carol Danvers repeats. A person comes up to you and says that guy over there has a gun and is going to open fire. Do you check it out or do you say to yourself: “Well, I’ll wait and see if he opens fire to see if the first guy was right?”
Eighty percent Tony asks. What? she demands Sixty? he continues. Forty? What would the probability percentage need to be that it’s acceptable to her to act on those visions of the future? She rolls her eyes. What if he told her there was only a ten percent probability this was right? She retorts: What if there only was a ten percent chance Thanos was going to get his hands on a Cosmic Cube? That’s high enough for her.
Really? Tony presses. Those visions are not what she thought they were and still… And Rhodey would agree, she insists. Well, he’d ask him, Tony replies nastily, but…
Carol announces that she’s done and warns him to back off. She salutes Captain America and flies upward, through the ceiling. He knew the probability of her doing that, Tony announces. Beast reminds him she is hurting over Rhodey too.
Is he nuts about this? Tony asks Cap. Not entirely, is the reply. But it’s not her right, Tony insists. Is it his? Beast retorts. Tony announces that, after what happened to Banner, he is going to have to go public with this. People need to know what she’s doing. He “has” to, Medusa repeats. She and her estranged husband Black Bolt share a meaningful look.
The Triskelion:The woman Captain Marvel arrested earlier, Alison Green, sits alone and frightened in an interview room. Carol joins Black Panther and Maria Hill outside the room. Hill announces she can’t hold her any longer. They did the psychic evaluation. They have agents scouring every inch of her world. She is a finance banker working in high end corporate mortgages or something. She has no connection to anything or anyone on SHIELD’s Watch list. They discovered nothing? Carol asks. She really loves karaoke, Hill replies. She’s a civilian. People are looking for her. Her fiancé is going nuts over this. T’Challa adds that her father is a Chicago police officer. They’ve already gone to the press. What was the Inhuman’s vision about her?
Carol enters the room and addresses the frightened young woman. Does she know what HYDRA is? Carol asks calmly. The terrorists? Alison asks hesitatingly. She read about them. Carol accuses her of being a high-ranking deep cover agent working in a plan to disrupt the financial world that holds this country together. But now they have her. Her confession today will reflect well on her trial. She wants names, places, details.
What is she talking about? Alison stammers aghast. She works at a financial institution! Carol asks about the empty briefcase. That was her old briefcase, is the explanation. She was switching it out with a new one she left at home!
She has the legal right to hold her here indefinitely, Carol warns her. For carrying an empty briefcase? Alison shouts. Alison protests her innocence as Carol turns her back on her and leaves the room.
Outside, Hill tells her she needs proof. Cutting off any discussion, Carol is sure they will find it.
They see a cloud of smoke inside the room. They run inside to find it empty and the smell of brimstone lingers. Carol realizes the X-Man Nightcrawler teleported the woman away. Tony, she exclaims.
Hill gives orders to put the whole building in lockdown mode. Carol gives orders to rally the troops. As they walk to the roof, Carol announces she’ll arrest Tony Stark. She’ll need to find him first, T’Challa retorts. No, she won’t, Hill points out. They are on the rooftop.
They step outside. “Tony, you %$*’,” Carol announces. This is not happening!
Iron Man stands there, flanked by the current Avengers team, the time-displaced original X-Men and their allies (sans Jean Grey), Luke Cage, Dr. Strange and the female Hawkeye.
Sure it is, Iron Man replies. He warned her. They all warned her, over and over .He is under arrest! she shouts. At her side SHIELD agents gather as well as Storm’s team of X-Men (apparently without Nightcrawler), Alpha Flight and several of the Ultimates. Good luck with that, he scoffs. When the public sees what she has been up to, she is going to have her hands…
What she’s been up to? Carol scoffs. He just broke into… Tony interrupts to point out she is out powered. Do herself a favor and stand down. Outpowered? Hardly, Carol replies. She has friends all over the place.
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A tour helicopter soars over New York City. The pilot informs the bored tourist couple about the Statue of Liberty. Disinterested, they reply that he promised them superheroes. He corrects that he told them they might see some superpeople.
He is interrupted by an incoming message. By order of SHIELD, civil and foreign flights in the New York City area are prohibited until further notice. He tells his guests they have to land. They protest and the next moment they see Drax thrown past the ‘copter.
At the Triskelion, Captain Marvel, aided by the Ultimates, several X-Men, the Guardians of the Galaxy and Alpha Flight, is facing Iron Man as well as several Avengers, some other X-Men, and more heroes. Stark blames Carol for this, claiming she literally left them no choice. Incensed, she shouts about his ego.
Meanwhile in New Attilan, Medusa informs Karnak the humans are at war with another. Colonel Danvers has asked them for help. Karnak suggests they should go. She tells him to gather the Royals. They’ll make an appearance and hope that cooler heads will prevail. Karnak doubts that will happen.
The new Inhuman Ulysses has been listening quietly so far. Now he asks what they are fighting over. Instead of replying, Medusa orders him to stay behind. His power will not do any good there. And that is a good thing, Karnak adds.
Outside the Triskelion:Captain Marvel angrily fires an energy blast at Iron Man and shouts at him to stay down. Stark replies he knows what she is doing. She is trying to control what cannot be controlled and she is losing her mind trying. Absorbing his blast and returning it, Carol accuses him of projecting. Tony intended this and passes the blast on, taking out Gamora, who was attacking Ms. Marvel. Iron Man gloats that he prepared for the future without upsetting the natural order or getting any Avengers killed.
Not far away Dr. Strange cages Storm’s team of X-Men with the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak and expresses surprise at them fighting on Carol’s side. However, Storm’s lightning frees them and, a moment later, he has a face full of ice courtesy of Iceman.
Blue Marvel hits Luke Cage, who tells him he is on the wrong side of the street on this on. Blue Marvel points out his academic degrees and suggests this might mean Luke is on the wrong side of this. Not really, Luke replies. Does he know why? A moment later, Nova’s blast hits Blue Marvel. Because he fell for this, Luke points out. However, the blast didn’t faze Blue Marvel, who swats Luke away and then gives chase to Nova.
Holding the unconscious Marvel Girl, Maria Hill gives order to all personnel to evacuate the Triskelion
While there is a news report about the superhero battle, Matt Murdock is lost in thought, as is Peter Parker coming from the shower. As is Mary Jane Watson. A person not getting the report is Clint Barton, who is somewhere in the wilderness.
Back at the Triskelion, the new Captain America (Sam Wilson) faces Magik and announces he doesn’t want to fight her. Okay, is her curt reply. He babbles it’s not a boy-girl thing. Before he can finish his sentence, a teleportation disc appears under him… and a moment later he finds himself in Los Angeles. Well, that’s just great, Sam swears.
Magik, in the meantime, gets hit in the head by an arrow courtesy of the female Hawkeye.
Rocket is enjoying himself firing his weapon and confronts the young Spider-Man, who is astonished to meet a raccoon that talks as he kicks him. Unfortunately, a moment later, he is attacked by Rocket’s teammate Agent Venom (aka Flash Thompson), who states there is no way he is the Spider-Man he knows. Well, he is a Spider-Man, Miles replies. How dare he wear his uniform and fight for something that flies in the face of his beliefs? Venom demands. Nevertheless, Miles manages to trick him and take him out.
Oh great, he gets the one with the shield, Star-Lord mutters as he faces Captain America. Cap replies he doesn’t even know why Quill is here. He was wondering that himself, Iron Man chimes in via comm system. While battling Gamora he directly addresses Quill over his helmet system. When Quill wonders about that, Stark points out he hacked it. What is he doing here? Stark asks. Supporting his friend, Quill refers to Carol, who he thought was Stark’s friend too. She said Tony had gone off the rails and she needed help. And from the looks of this schoolyard-ganging- up-on-her crap Tony just tried to pull, he’d say she was right! He thought they were friends too, Tony replies.
Not far away Kitty Pryde phases through the Vision. Okay, Peter admits, but he is better friends with Carol and he doesn’t like what Tony is doing here. And he really doesn’t like that Tony just hacked into his headspace! Literally!
What did Carol tell him? Tony asks. Everything! Peter replies. And he’s sorry about Tony’s pal being killed by Thanos. He gets it. He’s been there. Tony interrupts him. Did Carol tell him those future visions are just algo… Quill interrupts in turn. He knows about them and thinks they are great.
In the meantime, the Vision retaliates against Kitty, who phases and so his blast goes through her and damages the Guardians’ ship, causing an explosion.
A shocked Ulysses watches the conflagration from a distance.
That moment, Medusa and her allies teleport in at the Triskelion, much to Iron Man’s chagrin.
What is happening? Ulysses wonders as energy tendrils emerge from his fingers and move to engulf the building.
While Iron Man tries to blast Karnak, he points out the Inhumans’ double standard, since now they are barging into their business. They were invited, Karnak calmly retorts.
Karnak moves closer to Iron Man, becoming dangerous due to his martial arts. Stark quips about the bill for the building they tore down. If only he had been in it, Karnak hisses.
Black Panther runs toward them and takes Stark into a headlock. He orders him to call this off. No! comes Captain Marvel’s voice. Mine. She hits Iron Man and orders him to surrender. He tells her to hold on. He is getting weird readings. Ulysses’ energy tendrils touch them all and next they find themselves within a vision.
The Capitol is damaged and on its steps stands young Miles Morales aka Spider-Man, his fists bloodied, holding the body of the man he killed – Captain America. Everyone stands still.
Miles sinks to his knees just uttering ‘no’. His friend Ms. Marvel runs toward him and assures him this is not going to happen. Miles raises his mask halfway up. How does she know?
Carol tells Miles she is sorry, but he is under arrest.


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A vision:Ulysses finds himself in a desert landscape and looks around in confusion. He calls ‘hello’, then stumbles and falls down a slope. He is horrified to find this feels a lot different from his past visions. He turns around to face a Hulk-like being. Shouting ‘meat,’ the monster gets ready to smash him.
A moment later, an old Wolverine – Old Man Logan – impales the monster. He thanks Ulysses for distracting the vermin long enough for him. Ulysses asks if that was the Hulk. One of his kids, Logan corrects him. He took care of the Hulk long ago himself. Spread the word. He was away.
Ulysses calls after him and asks if he is Wolverine. The man doesn’t reply. Ulysses asks what year this is. Logan asks what kinda question that is. He is not supposed to be here is Ulysses’ reply.
Present:Washington DC:On the steps of the Capitol and dressed in his Spider-Man outfit, Miles Morales recalls the vision Ulysses shared with the heroes. The Capitol is in ruins and he is holding the corpse of Captain America, whom he has just killed.
Police officers order him to raise his hands and remove his mask. Miles complies with the first part but apologizes for not being able to remove his mask.
Ulysses’ vision:What year does he think it is? Old Man Logan demands. Ulysses stammers he doesn’t know. When Logan asks what he is, Ulysses begins to introduce himself but Logan doesn’t care about his name. What is he? Inhuman, is the reply. Guesses he missed the last bus, is Logan’s cryptic reply. He explains the Inhumans left the planet when the world still looked like the world. Where did they go? Ulysses stammers. And where are they? Looks like Jersey, Logan believes. What happened? Ulysses demands. What sent the Inhumans away? Tony Stark happened! Logan snaps.
Reality:Aboard the SHIELD heli-carrier, Director Hill is told they are en route to Washington DC. Hill turns to Captain Marvel and warns her that she can’t have a massive superhero battle on the steps of the Capitol. Carol replies that they have to extract Spider-Man quickly and quietly. Hill suggests teleporting him out, but Carol points out that his spider-sense will warn him. The whole reason she hasn’t flown down herself and grabbed him is because she respects the powerset.
And he is surrounded by cops and reporters, Hill continues. Do they know where Captain America is? Wherever he wants to be, Carol surmises. Hill rhetorically asks what else they can’t have on the steps of the Capitol. Spider-Man killing Captain America on live TV, Carol guesses correctly.
Carol asks her to get rid of the cops and Hill does. She adds if they destroy the Lincoln Memorial, they will all be looking for work from their prison cells. Carol realizes Hill is truly worried and states Spider-Man has to want to come to them. She can do this.
The standoff at the Capitol hasn’t gotten any better and the cops are giving Spider-Man a countdown to remove his mask. Then, however, they are called and told to retreat. The cops all withdraw, leaving only Captain America standing.
Ulysses’ vision:Ulysses wants to know more. What does he mean by “Tony Stark happened?” What difference does it make? Logan asks then demands where he is from. No more of that “what year is it” crap. Ulysses groans that he can’t go back until he figures out what makes this happen.
All right, Logan relents, but first tell him what an Inhuman is doing wandering around Jersey in the middle of a—
Suddenly, Ulysses glows and feels himself being drawn back. He begs Logan to tell him what Tony Stark did. Everyone knows, Logan replies. He pushed her too far. Her who? Ulysses shouts.
Reality:“Answer your Queen!” Karnak demands. Her who? Ulysses repeats. Medusa, his queen, Karnak repeats impatiently. How long was he gone? Ulysses asks. Karnak asks what he saw. He said Stark pushed her too far, Ulysses mutters. Her who? Medusa repeats. Ulysses turns around and announces they have to tell Captain Marvel to cease fire. She must not fight Iron Man. Can they call her? She has to stop fighting Iron Man over him.
Captain Marvel is already flying downward from the Helicarrier.
At the Capitol, Miles and Captain America face each other. Miles reiterates he is not going to kill him. Cap agrees he knows that. But why is Miles here? Maybe the same reason Cap is here? Miles ventures. To prove it doesn’t happen? Cap agrees. Miles thanks him. Cap towers over him. They agree this is weird. Miles assures him he is a big fan. And yet… Cap trails off. Miles becomes suspicious. Cap explains he is just trying to figure this out. Miles remarks that, every time this Inhuman dude has a vision, a superhero dies and he is sure Cap is going to walk away fine, because for the last like hundred years he walked away fine but he, Miles, might be in trouble.
Then why is he here, really? Captain Marvel demands, hovering in the air. And what did he expect her to do when he showed up like this here? Maybe leave him alone, Miles suggests, like the cops did. Carol points out the cops left him alone, because she called them off. She did? Miles asked surprised. Carol sighs, it would be nice if he started to figure out she has the best intentions, for all of them. She asks Cap to tell Miles she is not Satan. Obediently, Cap echoes her words. He turns to her and continues; he thinks this has gone on far enough.
Carol surprisingly agrees but points out she cannot just hope this will all work out. She asks Miles to let her get him somewhere safe. But they real need to go now, before… She tries to touch Miles but instead finds an invisible shield separates them. Miles nervously asks what she is doing. She replies in agitation that she isn’t doing that. She can’t do that! Well, he’s not doing it, Miles points out.
Stop it, Tony, Carol orders. Tony Stark. Be a man! she shouts into the sky. He wasn’t hiding, comes the reply from above as Iron Man appears in a very armed up armor.
He didn’t know anything about this, Miles pipes up.
He was giving her one last chance! Iron Man roars. That was it! He fires an energy blast at Captain Marvel, but she points out he can’t take her out with that anymore. Blue Marvel took care of that. Captain Marvel and Iron Man have at each other while Spider-Man begs to be let out of the energy field. Carol blasts through the armor and Cap and Miles watch in horror…


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After what they’ve just seen, Carol Danvers orders everyone to cease fire, which they do (some like Rocket Raccoon more reluctantly). Carol turns to Miles Morales, the young Spider-Man, sitting on the ground and tells him they need him to do what’s right here.
Moments ago, they all shared a vision of Spider-Man standing on the steps of the Capitol building, holding the beaten form of Captain America, whom he has clearly killed.
Iron Man gets between them. Angrily, he shouts at Carol. He told her this was going to happen! She’s turning on children now! Not turning, she replies. Tony interrupts. In the short time Spider-Man has been an Avenger, he hasn’t done one thing wrong. And now she is accusing him of something he has not done and has not shown one sign he could ever do. This isn’t Banner. There is no gray area here! He’s such a good kid. Does she know what he was like his age?
Drunk, Carol ventures. She explains she is not turning on Miles. She is not arresting him, she’s asking him to help them make sure that what they all just experienced doesn’t happen. By taking him into custody, Tony insists. For something that did not happen.
This is nuts! Nova declares. Luke Cage and Storm admit being shaken by the vision and Spectrum practically asks Tony why he’d let the chance of this actually happen occur. Tony announces Miles should decide what to do. Carol agrees. And if he doesn’t do what she wants? Tony continues. She snaps at him to stop demonizing her for being proactive.
While they continue the bickering, Captain America moves past them and kneels down in front of Miles. He asks why Miles pulled his mask up. He couldn’t breathe! Miles gasps. Cap orders him to pull it back down. That mask represents something. It represents who he is. He is Spider-Man! And that means something to people. It means a lot. Hysterically, Miles babbles he would never do what that vision showed. He knows, Cap replies. Miles admits he doesn’t know what to do. What does he want to do? Cap asks. He wants to go home. Cap suggests he do that and offers Miles his hand to help him up. They’ll figure out the rest later.
This isn’t his call, Captain Marvel protests. Captain America simply tells her Spider-Man has the right to go home if he wants to. Carol replies they can keep him safer here and make sure that he— Cap cuts her off. Miles didn’t do anything wrong. Just like Bruce didn’t do anything wrong. Just like Rhodey didn’t do anything wrong. Carol doesn’t know what to say.
Stark asks Thor to take Miles home. She complies, while Cap gently holds Carol back. She can’t believe him, she states. She wants to take off when a stretched arm traps her. It’s her protégé, Ms. Marvel, who simply repeats that Spider-Man is her friend. He didn’t do anything wrong.
Maria Hill angrily announces that every one of them who came there to do battle on government soil, this was by any definition of the word an act of terrorism. They are all under arrest! Pfft, is Iron Man’s reply. And she can quote him on that. Hill warns him she doesn’t count to three. Maybe she should, he threatens.
That moment, Black Panther intervenes and warns Hill that, if she fires on them, she will have to go through him. He tells Hill and Carol that he has seen too much and can no longer defend any of this. At the beginning, he could. But he has grown more and more uncomfortable with his part in this. And a long time ago he learned, if you are on Captain America’s side, you can rest easy knowing you are on the right side. And if he after all this would protect the boy’s rights then Black Panther should have done so all along. He warns Carol that, if they attack him, they attack the kingdom of Wakanda.
Suddenly, Hill swears as Dr. Strange has taken the chance to teleport the heroes on his side away. Carol turns to Medusa and asks if they can use Lockjaw to— No! Medusa interrupts her and adds a terse goodbye before the Inhumans teleport away.
Thor carries Spider-Man away from the battlefield. Some distance away, he asks her to put him down. She wants to stay with and protect him, but Miles assures her he’s ok and wants to be alone. She finally relents and leaves. On a rooftop, Miles kneels down and takes off his mask. He has tears in his eyes and he recalls the vision. He looks at his hands and cries soundlessly.
Nighttime in New Attilan:A concerned Medusa and Karnak join Ulysses in his room and ask what is happening to him.
At the Triskelion (or what’s left of it), almost everyone is evacuated but the Guardians’ ship is still burning. Rocket angrily tells Carol she owes them a ship. A real ship, not one of those Earth fossil-fuel based— Carol apologizes and promises they’ll figure something out. Then she asks Blue Marvel to get that ship to a safer place before it— Too late as it implodes. Well, they are all crashing with her until she coughs up a new ship, Rocket announces grimly.
Star-Lord turns to Carol. When he begins talking, she asks him not to lecture her. He continues and assures her she was right. He got a little taste of this kind of thing when he running his other home planet. If you can stop something bad from happening, you do it. Boohoo if someone gets their feelings hurt. You have to fight for the bigger picture. Carol gives him a grateful smile and Groot hugs both of them. Some distance away, Kitty Pryde is silent and thoughtful.
Tony Stark, in the meantime, welcomes his allies in one of Nick Fury’s secret old barbershop bunkers. He adds for the younger ones that a barbershop is a kind of salon and asks if anyone is hurt. Yes, someone replies. Tony points out first aid and asks Dr. Strange if he can use one of his spells to help them recover. However, Strange is exhausted and apologizes for having no more to offer today. He is kidding, right? Tony jokes. He was a rockstar out there, facial hair bro! He still hates him, Stephen mutters.
No one likes fighting friends, Tony announces to everyone. But they were all great out there. He addresses the Black Panther. He thinks he speaks for everyone when he says he is kind of in love with him. Well, he has always been, is the wry response.
Tony continues they need to find the young Spider-Man and Thor before Danvers does. He addresses Ms. Marvel. She’s Spider-Man’s friend. He needs her to get him for them.
Several of the young heroes, Ms. Marvel, Nova, Cyclops, the female Hawkeye stare at him. Kamala then announces she wants to leave. Nova agrees. Where is everyone going? the girl in the lumpy Iron Man armor asks the other youngsters and introduces herself as Riri Williams. She admits she is still working on the name. So she’s with Tony Stark? Kamala asks. She thought they all were, Riri replies. Nova admits she was amazing out there.
Riri tells the other youngsters she wants to help them help Spider-Man. She’s digitally amped the bunker. She can get them out. They stealthily look at the adults. Let’s go, Kamala announces, Without saying goodbye? Cyclops protests. They’ll be right back, Kamala replies lamely.
What just happened? Captain America asks. Seems like the young guns snuck off, Tony replies. They are scared, the Vision suggests. Tony corrects him. They want to help Spider-Man and hide him from them all. He doesn’t know whether to be annoyed or proud. Tony turns to Captain America. He and the new Spider-Man don’t have any baggage Tony doesn’t know about? Cap assures him he barely knows the boy.
Black Panther begins to explain the reason why he joined them. Some of those visions didn’t turn out to be true, Tony finishes his thought, Yes, T’Challa reveals. But many were, he hastens to add. He muses that perhaps as Ulysses’ power grows in strength he loses accuracy. Iron Man guarantees that’s the case.
Vision points out there is only one way to find out if this vision will come to pass. He looks at Captain America. He hates to say it but that is exactly what Rhodey would say, Tony adds. But it is Cap’s call. Cap looks away. And Spider-Man’s, Tony muses.
Carol Danvers sits in the ruin of the Triskelion, her thoughts wandering to James Rhodes and Bruce Banner, who both died because she acted on Ulysses’ predictions. She buries her face in her hands.
A voice tells her she shouldn’t be here. It’s Maria Hill, accompanied by Star-Lord, Storm and teenage Jean Grey. They’re not sure the building is structurally sound anymore, Hill continues. She’s looking out at the city that’s still standing because of some really tough choices she made, Jean announces. She’s more than allowed. Carol asks her not to read her mind and Jean retorts she wasn’t.
Carol expresses her disbelief when Hill threatened to arrest Captain America. Hill admits she didn’t know what else to do. Storm hugs Carol and apologizes for her ex-husband T’Challa betraying her like that. She can’t believe Ororo was married to him, Carol fumes.
Quill nervously suggests they get out before the building falls. They do and Carol asks Hill if she knows who the new Spider-Man kid is. Maria’s reply is evasive. Jean doesn’t believe this new vision will come to past. But if it will and they do nothing, it’s like they killed Cap themselves, Carol points out. She can’t have that on her conscience too. They need to find him! Hill suggests instead testing Ulysses and his visions but then gets a call. They found Spider-Man… He is standing on the steps of the Capitol…


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Washington DC:A politician is stuck in his car on Dupont Circle, arguing with someone on the cell phone that they should tell their boss that the vote for pro-mutant legislation is going to cost their boss their election, and tell him… hold on. He notices a traffic jam then a piece of hot metal falls on the car. He swears and gets outside, then is speechless. In the sky above, a furious Captain Marvel and Iron Man are battling.
Captain Marvel dives head on into Iron Man, while Captain America and the young Spider-Man watch horrified.
On the SHIELD heli-carrier hovering over Washington, Commander Maria Hill informs the Ultimates and Alpha Flight that they are to stand down. It’s an order by both Captain Marvel and her. Sasquatch wants to protest but Hill states she can handle this and reiterates her order.
Watching the battle on a screen, she asks Blue Marvel if they should be worried about Iron Man’s ability to immobilize Captain Marvel, as he did during the Triskelion battle. Brashear replies that he took care of that, but who knows what else he has up…
Hill orders Agent-22 to reach out to the Inhumans to inform them they are still at war over Ulysses. Agent-22 replies that the Inhumans are already on the comm.
Medusa implores Hill to stop the fight. When Hill asks for more info, Medusa turns to Ulysses but he is in a trance, energy tendrils surrounding him. Again Medusa pleads, as the battle continues.
At the Capitol, Captain Marvel and Iron Man keep on battling. Spider-Man shouts for Stark to drop the forcefield that holds him prisoner.
Captain Marvel reminds Stark she warned him that, if he interfered with her again, she wouldn’t hold back. Tony shoots back that she also said she wouldn’t arrest a kid for something he didn’t do…
Captain America tries to get their attention. Carol shouts that she is trying to save his life! She dodges Iron Man’s small missiles, which hit Captain America instead.
Iron Man’s smart computer system “Friday” assures him that Cap’s vital signs are healthy. Great job not killing Cap just then, Stark mocks Carol. She curses him out then adds he is under arrest. He shoots back that she has lost her mind and he is going to save that kid from her.
On New Attilan, a frustrated Medusa informs Karnak that Hill hung up on her. Then they need to stop the fight, Kanak announces. Medusa addresses Ulysses and they see he is in a trance, energy tendrils surrounding him. Beast ventures that he may not be on the same plane of existence as they are. Medusa replies the others need to hear about his vision from him.
In Washington, Carol tells Tony that she forgives him and orders him to stand down. Let the kid go! he stubbornly repeats. Miles tries to get free.
On the heli-carrier, Hill gives Alpha Flight and the Ultimates new orders: stop the fight!
In Brooklyn, Nova and Ms. Marvel have found Miles.
The Inhumans teleport in via Lockjaw. Medusa shouts at Danvers but cannot be heard. Karnak attempts to free Miles. Friday informs Stark the systems are failing.
Carol keeps on hitting and damaging the armor, even as several heroes – the Human Torch, Nova and the finally free Spider-Man – move toward the combatants. Something in the armor explodes and Tony falls free.
Suddenly, Ulysses’ energies engulf them all and he tells them he is showing them the futures.
Ulysses’ visions:Karnak sees two groups of monsters battling each other and humanity caught in between.
Nova sees all the X-Men united attacking an Inhuman fortress.
Captain America sees himself dead on the steps of the Capitol, killed by Spider-Man.
Medusa sees a future where Martians have conquered Earth and only Killraven and his allies fight back.
Spider-Man sees a future of mutants murdered by Sentinels.
Captain Marvel sees Ultron standing triumphant on the corpses of the Avengers.
Ulysses sees Thor facing his brother Loki once more.
Reality:He pleads to knows what is happening. He is one of them now, a voice replies. He turns around to see Eternity, surrounded by light. Eternity informs him that he has shown the world all he can. He is part of the greater universe now. There is much more than the Earth. If he chooses to join them.
Ulysses smiles ecstatically. Over Medusa’s protest, he thanks Eternity and joins him.
The visions are over and all of them see a broken Tony Stark, cradled by Spider-Man.
A little later, Beast and Carol stand over a life capsule holding the body of the comatose Tony. Beast reminds Carol that Ulysses’ powers were evolving the entire time. Sounds like he evolved past them. He really wishes he could have seen that. No, he really doesn’t, Carol tells him bluntly. They were taken to the edge of reason. And she hasn’t slept since.
She looks at Tony’s body. Is he going to die? In theory. One day, is Hank’s non-answer. Is he going to live? Carol clarifies. Henry admits he is uncomfortable going any further with his examination.
As Maria Hill joins them, he continues that Tony has done something to himself. He has never seen anything like it before. And by that he means no one has ever seen anything like it before.
Hill asks if he has been experimenting on himself. If Henry had to guess, he would say for years. He’s hardly one to point a finger, though. This device is the only thing keeping his body alive. But he has to dig much deeper before he can tell them anything about Tony’s condition. He’s even afraid to draw blood. But at least he saved her from being the woman who killed Tony Stark.
Looking down, Carol replies she didn’t start it. Surprisingly, Henry agrees and adds Tony wasn’t fighting her. Carol looks up surprised. Henry continues, he trusted her. Then who was he fighting? Carol demands. Himself?
Henry replies she popped open a dangerous door. And deep down - maybe very deep down – Tony knew and Henry knows Carol can be trusted. She saved millions of lives by profiling the future. But he was worried about who would come after her He knew that once Carol made profiling the norm, how much longer until someone less noble would use it? Against say mutants r Inhumans or anyone else deemed unworthy? Stark’s a futurist… he knew what would come next, if he didn’t stop her now. He just couldn’t believe she would fight him this hard. Yeah, Carol didn’t start it. But she sure ended it.
Carol stands alone, her face buried in her hands as she grieves. There she is, a new voice remarks. It is Clint Barton who has snuck in. Nice to see the old Carol, he continues. The one everyone actually liked. He needed to see that for himself.
Where has he been? Carol demands. Setting up shop, he replies. For what? she asks. Now that he is suddenly the most popular Avenger ever because of the one thing he did that will forever haunt him, he’s going to do what maybe she can’t. Carol asks what that means. That’s what he came here to tell her. No matter what happens next, do him a favor: Trust him. Carol looks at him silently.
Another day in the White House Situation Room:The president of the United States asks Carol how she is doing and commends her on handling everything with grace. He asks about Ulysses and is told he is no longer with them. The president regrets this. He was really getting used to this knowing the future before it happens stuff. A future, Carol corrects him. A possible future. One of many.
The president continues, noting that they are still breathing American air, so he doesn’t care about the how and whys. And no matter what they say on their Facebook pages, most Americans don’t care about the how and whys, as long as they get to wake up the next day.
He asks about the fallout in the superhero community. It’s a little bit of everything, Carol replies. Some are just overwhelmed (like a despairing Miles Morales). Some find themselves starting anew (like Hawkeye). Some think they absolutely know what they need to do now (like the younger Avengers who will strike out to become the Champions). And some might feel exactly the opposite (like Captain America). Some are just lost over what has taken place (like Jennifer Walters). Some wounds will never heal (like the Inhumans’), some have just become an engima to her (like the Black Panther). But she’s going to choose to focus on those who have been inspired to do something new (like Riri Williams). She’s going to focus on the good that may have come out of this (like the new Defenders team).
As will they all, the president announces, but in the meantime the winner gets her prize. What can he get her? Carol is nonplussed. He explains that, not too long ago, he had Colonel James Rhodes there in this office and told him he was the future of the country. But now he is thinking she is.
Carol appreciates the gesture, but… Not a gesture, he interrupts. She wants to do her job as best as she can and his piggy bank is open and he wants her to go forward and win. Big. Don’t blow this off. What can he do for her? Carol replies that she has some ideas about the future…


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Dubai, inside one of the top floors of a very high building which a cloud rolls towards:
'A toast, my friends... to the Terrigen Cloud that, even now, rolls toward out city' a man in a suit calls out to several other well-dressed people in the room. He adds that he is told the cloud is considered holy by the Inhumans of Attilan, that it gives them their strength, their power. 'It is life' he declares. 'But to mutants like us... the cloud is death. The vapors will kill us. Well... some of us'. A woman smiles while another with an obvious mutation raises her glass as the man in the suit who informs them that these chambers are sealed. 'We will watch as death washes over us... and we will know how it feels to be immortal' he smiles. He tells his fellow Children of the Atom to enjoy themselves.
'Enjoy what might have been your final moments, but are instead -' he begins, when suddenly, a computer recording announces that the hermetic seals have been deactivated. 'What is this? What do you think you're doing?' one of the other mutants in the room gasps as Magneto, the Master of Magnetism suddenly bursts through a set of doors, to the shock of the mutants gathered inside.
'My apologies, ladies and gentlemen. I hate that I've interrupted your gathering. But I would have words with you' Magneto declares. The man in the suit looks angry, as he tells Magneto that they know who he is, and that he is a terrorist and a fool. 'The men and women at this party are mutants... and we only seek to save ourselves!' he explains, adding that the Terrigen Cloud will be here any moment. 'And if those doors aren't sealed -' he begins, as Magneto interrupts, announcing that he will seal the doors again once it pleases him to do so. 'It would seem that you left a few names off your guest list' Magneto remarks. Elizabeth “Betsy” Braddock a.k.a. Psylocke, Monet St Croix and Victor Creed a.k.a. Sabretooth enter the room. Magneto calls out to Elizabeth, who reports that all are present and accounted for – and in the nick of time. Several other mutants can be seen behind the X-Men, and they enter the room, as Betsy declares 'Every other mutant in the city... at least all of them we could locate'.
The man in the suit looks confused, 'What are you doing? Who are they? Are they -?' he begins, as Magneto interrupts him again: 'Mutants. They may not be wealthy, but their lives are worth as much as yours. Maybe more, depending on whether or not you insist on arguing with me' Magneto adds. He explains that there is no time to evacuate them from the city, and points out that it is a good thing that this safe room is large enough to accommodate all of them. He presses a panel on the wall, and the computer states that the hermetic seal integrity has been restored. As the Terrigen Cloud wafts towards windows, Monet stares out at it: 'Let's hope those seals are enough' she adds that based on the current wind speeds, the mists will be on top of them in less than three minutes.
Suddenly, the servants in the room drop their trays of food and drink, and one of them announces 'These chambers will not protect you. The mists come to purge this city of mutants. The will of the mists shall be served!' The waiters suddenly transform into Sentinels. 'The mutant gene must be eradicated!' one of them cries out.
The mutants who were brought to the chamber by the X-Men look scared. 'Sentinels!' Monet exclaims. 'Disguised as servants... waiting  for the right moment to -' Magneto begins as he and his team prepare to face them. 'Core command needs the mists. The Terrigen Sentinel comes for you, vermin' one of the Sentinels states. 'There is nowhere to run' another declares as the mists roll in towards the building.
The Sentinels open fire at the mutants, but Magneto throws a force field around them. 'Abominations! Mankind hates mutants so much... that they would turn their own kind into monsters to hunt us!' Magneto exclaims. Monet rips the head off one of the Sentinels and points out that they are Prime Sentinels – humans outfitted with cyber technology. Betsy blocks one of the Sentinels' blasting her with a psi-blade, and remarks that they were created to serve as sleeper agents, hiding until this very moment.
'Since when do Sentinels of any make or model spout pseudo-religious hate lingo?' Sabretooth asks. Suddenly, one of the Prime Sentinels rushes to a window. 'Somebody stop that thing!' Creed shouts as the Prime Sentinel aims a weapon at the window: 'The sacred undertaking... of the Sentinel Mists...' the Prime Sentinel utters as it fires the weapon, shattering the windows as the cloud edges closer. 'There's nothing to hold the cloud back! Bastards hit us at the worst possible moment!' Sabretooth points out as he lunges at the Prime Sentinel responsible.
Magneto looks over at a mutant who has fallen, blood trickles from her mouth. 'This room is a killing field! Get the mutants out of here! Each of you take as many as you can! We'll take the chance -' Magneto orders as they all leap from the building, holding the mutants however they can. But from the flaming building, the Prime Sentinels emerge, with one of them stating that it is unlikely the mutants will escape the Sentinel Mists. 'But core command will be greatly pleased to see them die by our hands' the Sentinel adds.
'Accept your fate, mutant. The very air has turned against your kind' one of the Sentinels states as Sabretooth slams into it. 'Maybe so... but I'm betting I can take you and a few of your friends with me before I check out. And you never know... us X-Men are miracle magnets!' Sabretooth replies, as out in the open air, the mist suddenly comes to a halt, inches from Magneto, Betsy, Monet and the mutants.
'Excellent work, Psylocke. Hold the cloud as long as you can' Magneto urges her. But Betsy tells Magneto that she isn't doing this. 'It's the wind – look!' Psylocke exclaims as Ororo “Storm” Munroe appears. 'I thought you could use a hand' she announces, keeping the mist at bay, as her teammates Bobby “Iceman” Drake, Kurt “Nightcrawler” Wagner, Old Man Logan, Illyana “Magik” Rasputin, the Sentinel called Cerebra and Jean Grey from the past are with her. Storm tells her team that she can redirect the Terrigen Mists, but Magneto's team needs backup. 'Take out those Sentinels and get the innocents to safety!'
'We're on it, Ororo!' Logan calls out as he leaps at one of the Prime Sentinels, while the young Jean Grey announces that she will take care of the survivors. She holds them telekinetically, while remarking that these fancy new Sentinels have metal components, and suggests to Magneto that he go and does what is best for him.
Monet has landed on the ground, and some of the mutants start to run as the cloud spills around them. 'Get the bystanders to me! I'll take them somewhere safe!' Magik calls out as she materializes near Monet. 'Safe like your little hell dimension?' Monet snarks.
Nightcrawler teleports over to Betsy and tells her that it is good to see her again, adding that this feels like old times. 'Doesn't it, though? Sorry about that' Betsy replies. Kurt smiles at her and asks if she cares for a lift. Betsy looks at his hand which he extends to her and asks if he is going to give her a sermon about how she is disgracing Xavier's memory by siding with the likes of Magneto and Sabretooth. 'Nonsense. We're all here for the same reason – to help mutants. Charles would have approved' Nightcrawler replies as he takes Betsy's hand and they teleport back up into the air, where Betsy drops down on one of the Prime Sentinels and shoves two psi-blades into it. 'And he always got a kick out of watching us beat up on Sentinels' Nightcrawler reminds Betsy.
Nearby, Marvel Girl has joined up with Magik and Monet as they protect several mutants. 'These things... they're cyborgs, right? They're part human? Are we doing the right thing by -' she begins, before Magik interrupts her: 'Think about what we were told about the future... and then ask yourself that question'. Monet listens to this comment and appears interested.
'Dammit... too slow!' Old Man Logan snarls as he shoves his claws into one of the Prime Sentinels, while another flies towards him. 'You will be made to sacrifice -' the Sentinel begins, before Logan destroys it. 'Look at you, Logan. All wrinkly and pruney. You stay in the bath too long?' Sabretooth asks as he takes down the other Sentinel. 'From the stink of it, Creed... you ain't never even seen a bath' Old Man Logan replies as he turns to Sabretooth. He tells Creed that he and his X-Force buddies should be happy they showed up when they did. 'We're not X-Force' Creed replies. 'That's your gig' he reminds Logan. 'Not any more' Old Man Logan replies. 'That's ancient history' he declares. 'You would know, Old Man River' Creed grins.
Two Prime Sentinels are still in the air, 'Target the weather manipulator' one of them commands. 'Watch out, Stormy! They're coming for you -' Iceman warns Storm, before one of the Prime Sentinels fires at the ice-sled he was on, causing him to start to free-fall. 'Once she has fallen, the mists will do the rest' one of the Sentinels states as they approach Storm from behind, while she continues to keep the mists in check – the Sentinel opens fire at her, striking her in the back. Storm screams, but Magneto comes to her aid, ripping the Sentinels apart with his magnetic powers, he tells them that he thinks they will find that the mutants who remain have a little fight left in them. Storm smiles and thanks Magneto, to which Magneto tells her that there is no need to thank him. 'We are, all of us, in this struggle... together'.
The Terrigen Mists are purged from Dubai, and both teams of X-Men regroup as Storm announces that she has moved the T-cloud away from land where it can do no harm to mutants – at least for now. 'I guess you were right, Wolverine -' Sabretooth begins. 'Don't call me that' Old Man Logan tells him. 'Either way, you were right. We were lucky you turned up when you did' Sabretooth admits. 'Luck had nothing to do with it. They had some sort of advance warning. They knew this was going to happen' Monet declares, revealing that the Inhumans helped them, she picked it up from their surface thoughts during the fight. 'The Inhumans?' Magneto asks. 'Erik... you need to understand -' Storm begins, but Magneto cuts her off: 'Don't tell me what I need to understand' he tells her, reminding Storm that he has been on the front lines, fighting a war for their people since before she was born. 'Listen to yourself. These were Sentinels we were fighting – Sentinels who almost killed you. We're not at war with the Inhumans' Storm replies.
Magneto reminds Storm that the Terrigen Cloud is of Inhuman origin, and that it has proven virulent to mutants. He declares that it crawls across the Earth, wherever the winds may take it. 'And if it happens to sweep over a few helpless mutants – as it almost did here... as it did in Genosha... as it did in -' Magneto stops himself, as Monet hangs her head and closes her eyes. 'As it has done time and again... it sterilizes and terminates them. And what have the Inhumans done to curtail this eve of destruction?' Magneto asks. He gets no response and points out that they have done nothing, because as much as the Terrigen Mists mean death for mutants, it means life for the Inhumans. 'Without the mists, no new Inhumans can be born' Magneto points out, telling Storm that the survival of their peoples is diametrically opposed. 'That sounds like the makings of a war to me' he concludes.
Old Man Logan reminds Magneto that nothing is ever that simple. 'And now I learn that you have allied with the Inhumans -' Magneto begins. Storm tells him that is not what this is. 'The landscape is changing' she declares, before Monet walks over to her and asks 'Who's Ulysses?' Storm looks shocked and gives no response.
'What aren't you saying, Ororo?' Betsy asks her friend, before declaring that she doesn't think any of them have time for delicacy. Betsy uses her telepathy to invade the minds of the other X-Men. She sees images flash before her, of a new Inhuman, someone with vast prophetic powers. She explains that it isn't the future he can see, but he can mentally run some sort of probability analysis. 'He can – my God – profile the future' Betsy reveals. She sees a Celestial as she informs her team that Ulysses is being used to prevent tragedies around the world, and that the Inhumans told Storm's team what was going to happen here. 'This boy – Ulysses – saw it. They knew exactly where they needed to be to prevent our deaths. We were supposed to die today... but Storm and her team... they changed the future' Betsy announces. She sees Medusa, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, She-Hulk, the Black Panther, the Human Torch, Kamala Khan and War Machine. 'The Inhumans have the power -' Psylocke begins, before Marvel Girl shouts 'That's enough! We didn't invite you to read our minds, Psylocke – so kindly – get out!' she declares, forcing Betsy out with a telepathic pulse.
Betsy groans and wipes some blood from her mouth. Magneto calls out to her, but she tells him that she is all right and admits that she should have asked before she went poking around where she wasn't wanted. 'This is all so new. Even to the Inhumans' Storm remarks. 'Magneto... Erik... you know me. You know I'm telling the truth' Storm calls out to him, adding that the Inhumans and mutants can help each other – if he will let them. Magneto spins around and glares at Storm.
Old Man Logan remarks that it is going to get messy before they are done. 'Have faith, Logan. We can talk -' Nightcrawler begins, but Logan tells him that the time for talking is done. With that, Magneto, Sabretooth, Psylocke and Monet stride away from the other team of X-Men.
'So... what? Magneto's mad at us?' Iceman asks. 'Oh, man. He's not gonna start chucking asteroids at the Earth again, is he?' he adds, muttering that he knows Magneto never really did that, but that it sounds like something he might do.
Marvel Girl tells the others that she is sorry, and supposes that she could have done a better job of protecting their thoughts. Storm tells the younger woman that it is not her fault. Old Man Logan remarks that the cat is out of the bag now, and asks if they are going to warn the Inhumans. 'Warn them about what?' Nightcrawler asks, pointing out that, at this point, Magneto has done nothing wrong. 'You're assuming he will -' Nightcrawler begins. Storm tells her team not to jump to any conclusions, and that for now, she thinks their best course of action is to give Mangeto time to process what he has learned, and pray he walks a measured, tempered path.
Later, night has fallen over War Room X in the Savage Land. Magneto and Psylocke sit at a table. Monet stands nearby, while Creed looks out a window. 'So... the Inhumans have added yet another weapon to their arsenal' But Psylocke tells Magneto that this person is not a weapon – he is just a kid. Magneto reminds her that the Inhumans are responsible for the plight that has befallen their people. 'Their Terrigen Cloud... the very mist that gives them their powers is killing us. And they worship it!' Magneto frowns. He adds that now they can see the future – they can prevent the future. Magneto tells his team to make no mistake, that the Inhumans will use that power against them when the time comes. “When the time comes”? Psylocke quotes. 'What are you talking about? You don't think we're -' she begins, interrupted by the sudden teleport into the meeting room by Nightcrawler.
'What is this? What are you doing here?' Magneto asks. 'A moment please, Magneto, before you... ah... do anything rash like turn me inside out' Kurt asks, announcing that he didn't feel right about the way they left things. Magneto tells Nightcrawler that if he is here as Storm's emissary, to tell him why he shouldn't be concerned about this Inhuman, then he is wasting his time. 'Like it or not, a conflict between mutants and Inhumans is already playing out. Mutants are losing. This boy... Ulysses... with his abilities... could be the final nail in our coffin' Magneto declares. Kurt stares back at Magneto and tells him that he misunderstands. 'Storm didn't send me. I'm here of oy own free will... because I think you're right!'


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Raleigh, North Carolina, where Brood aliens emerge from a large shark ship that has crashed into the city. 'Move quickly! Harvest the fleshlings! Their world is now our spawning ground!' one of the Brood cries out as civilians run in terror. 'NOOOO!' a girl screams as one of the Brood closes in on her – but before it can shove its sharp tail into her, the tail is sliced into shards. 'Why do you fight, fleshlings? The Brood hive will thrive. We will not be -' the Brood begins, before it finds itself encased in ice.
'Yeah, yeah. We've heard it all before' Bobby “Iceman” Drake exclaims as he appears alongside Old Man Logan, the Jean Grey from the past, Illyana Rasputin a.k.a. Magik and Ororo “Storm” Munroe. With them is Carol Danvers a.k.a. Captain Marvel. They fight their way through the Brood, as Bobby tells the aliens that if they would spend half as much time developing some new material as they do pimping out their flying sharks, they might take them a little more seriously.
'Less chatter, Bobby. We're too late. The kid's vision didn't come quickly enough. The Brood's already touched down' Old Man Logan points out, his claws dripping with Brood blood. 'At least we're here to hold them back' Carol remarks, adding that without the heads-up from Ulysses, there is no telling how much of the population these sleazoids would have infected before help arrived.
As Iceman uses nearby fire hydrants to freeze two of the Brood, he asks 'Does Raleigh even have a super team of its own?' 'Don't know. Don't care' Magik mutters, declaring 'These people should count themselves lucky we're here to rescue them. But who wants to bet they can't be bothered to thank us mutants?'
Marvel Girl telekinetically moves a young woman away from one of the Brood, 'Priorities, please, Illyana. We're not doing this for recognition or praise' she points out, adding that if they don't stop these aliens now, they will spread across the United States unchecked.
'Really, Ororo. You told Magneto? What were you thinking?' Carol asks as both women head into the air to battle some airborne Brood. 'I was thinking I had little choice' Ororo replies, pointing out that Magneto was going to find out about Ulysses sooner or later. She adds that with everything that is going on in the world, with the growing tensions between the Inhumans and mutants, an Inhuman with the power to profile the future wasn't going to stay under the radar for long.
Carol slams the Brood she was fighting to the ground, and tells Storm that she has enough on her plate at the moment without Magneto bringing his brand of crazy to the game. 'Everybody's got an interest in Ulysses. He's already been kidnapped once – by Tony Stark, no less – and New Attilan was none too pleased about that. If Magneto -' Carol begins and Storm asks her if she is suggesting Magneto would make a play for Ulysses. Ororo points out that Magneto must know that the Inhumans would hold more than just him accountable. 'Would that stop him?' Carol asks. Storm doesn't answer.
As Old Man Logan and Magik slice their way through more of the Brood, Carol asks Storm to keep an eye on Magneto, to make sure he doesn't do anything they will all regret. They drop to the ground amongst the X-Men, who stand over the fallen Brood aliens. 'If Magneto thinks we're spying on him... it might spur him into taking action'. Storm adds that she doesn't think that is what any of them want. She remarks that some of her teammates believe Magneto's actions are predetermined, and admits that even she has been quick to judge him. 'But we can't simply assume that he will -' Storm begins, before Carol interrupts her: 'We can. We can based on his past actions'. Carol tells Storm that it is ugly and uncomfortable, perhaps, and it doesn't put much stock in the idea that that people can change. 'But we don't have to see the future in order to guess what Magneto is going to do'. She continues, pointing out that the power that Ulysses possesses can do a lot of good. 'Just look at how many lives we saved today, all because this kid was able to somehow calculate the probabilities of a Brood attack' Carol declares. Storm hangs her head as Carol tells her that they have to handle this “Magneto situation” with kid gloves. Civilians gather around as a fire rages behind them, and the Brood remain scattered across the ground. 'He's a bad guy, Ororo' Carol exclaims. 'Treat him like one'.
Meanwhile, in War Room X within the Savage Land, Storm's teammate Kurt “Nightcrawler” Wagner has teleported into the headquarters of Magneto's X-Men team, where he stands before Magneto, Monet St Croix, Victor “Sabretooth” Creed and Betsy Braddock a.k.a. Psylocke, who announces that Kurt is telling the truth. She reports that Nightcrawler is here on his own, and not at Storm's request. Betsy looks at her friend and thanks him for allowing her to scan his thoughts. 'I know it's not a comfortable situation' Betsy adds. Kurt tells her that it is all right, but that it saddens him, that the trust between mutants is in such short supply these days.
Magneto declares that his reservoirs of trust ran dry about the time his fellow mutants started siding with their enemies above their own kind. 'In short, a long, long time ago' he declares. Sabretooth tells Magneto to be careful, as he is starting to sound like his old self. Magneto tells Creed not to worry about him. 'I have not forgotten where I come from' he declares. Psylocke looks at him, before Monet asks Nightcrawler why he is here, and what he wants.
'It is as I said. I think Magneto is right to be concered about this Inhuman – about Ulysses. His gifts make him dangerous... for a number of reasons' Nightcrawler responds, adding that they are so caught up in what they could do with these powers, that they never stopped to ask if they should be playing God in such a way. Nightcrawler points out that they know next to nothing about Ulysses' power, only what the Inhumans have deemed to tell them. Kurt asks what if Ulysses' predictions are wrong, what if he makes an error in his calculation, what if he is compromised in some way. 'Mein Gott! We live in a world full of psychics!' Kurt adds. He then tells the other X-Men that if Ulysses predicts that Thanos might come to Earth, then their course of action is clear. 'But what if he predicts that a young mutant will grow up to be a global threat? What do we do in that case?' Nightcrawler asks. 'Do we imprison the child based on the calculations made by a boy who is just learning to control his own gifts?' Nightcrawler adds. Sabretooth tells him that he doesn't know. 'If someone could have guessed at the things I might one day do... it would have been better for 'em to put me down clean' Sabretooth declares.
'What you might do. Might. God does not trade in uncertainty' Nightcrawler exclaims through gritted teeth. He looks upwards and announces that it is a slippery slope. 'Even if what Ulysses sees is completely accurate... we rely on people – flawed, every one of us – to decide how to act... or not act... with the information at hand' Nightcrawler points out. Magneto remarks that already the boy's predictions have proven true and saved lives. 'Many will accept anything he says at this point' Magneto adds, suggesting that the Inhumans could coax him into making any accusations and the rest of the world would believe him – he could condemn mutants with only a few words.
Betsy tells Erik that whatever he is thinking, they don't know enough about what they are dealing with. 'You're assuming Ulysses will be used against us. Isn't that the sort of guesswork that Kurt's warning about?' Betsy asks. Magneto looks at her as she asks him if he wants a war with the Inhumans, then all he has to do is proceed carelessly and he will get it. Magneto assures his team that he has no intention of acting incautiously, and remarks that unlike the Inhumans, he does not have the benefit of prophecy to guide his hand. 'Instead, I must rely upon... reconnaissance'.
At that moment, as the moon glows over the Inhuman city New Attilan, Magneto's ally Fantomex moves with stealth through the quiet streets. He rounds a corner and sees the Inhuman called Inferno standing with some guards. He then looks to the tallest building and climbs it, entering a window where a female Inhuman is asleep. He blows her a kiss, then moves out into the corridor, where more guards are standing nearby.
Suddenly: 'Look at us, eh? Both of us sneaking around where we are not wanted' a voice calls out. Fantomex aims his gun and turns, to find Remy “Gambit” LeBeau smiling before him. 'Only, I'm on the side of the angels... and you... well, you're working for the other guys' Gambit remarks. 'I didn't think a petty burglar such as yourself could sneak up on me. Impressive' Fantomex retorts. Gambit uses his staff to knock Fantomex's guns out of his hands as he reveals that he has been waiting for him for a while now. 'I was starting to believe we misjudged Magneto... that maybe he wasn't going to try something stupid. It turns out, he just hires bad help' Gambit declares.
As Fantomex's gun hits the ground, two guards nearby hear the noise, while Fantomex punches Gambit in his stomach. 'You're not bothering to raise an alarm. You're keeping your voice down. Your movements are strong but controlled. My guess is you're an uninvited guest, too' Fantomex declares, before knocking Gambit back and asking him if knocking his gun to the floor so loudly was in error, or if he is wanting to create an interspecies incident. Gambit tells Fantomex that he never expected him to drop his gun after that little love tap, and suggests that his fingers must be more delicate than they look.
The nearby guards ready their weapons. 'Someone's in the halls -' one of them begins. 'Probably nothing' the other tells him. “Probably nothing” the first guard quotes, suggesting to the second that he make sure to include that in his official report to the Queen. They round the corner, and find the hall empty. 'I could have sworn... someone was here...' the guard remarks, unaware that in fact Gambit and Fantomex are standing before him. 'See? I told you' the second guard declares. 'Maybe so. I guess I'm just on edge... jumping at shadows' the first guard explains.
'Now, that gimmick comes in handy' Gambit tells Fantomex as he holds his staff to Fantomex's neck. 'Misdirection' Fantomex explains. 'A little mental nudge to help them see everything except the two of us. But we're still fighting, are we not?' Fantomex asks. 'Oui' Gambit confirms. 'Just checking' Fantomex replies as he smashes his head into Gambit's face, causing blood to pour from Gambit's nose. Fantomex then drops down and kicks Gambit's legs, toppling Gambit. 'You'll excuse me, of course. I have places to be... security systems to evaluate... and Inhuman messiahs to visit' Fantomex declares. As Gambit thumps to the ground, the nearby guard exclaims 'Now I know I'm not imagining that!' Fantomex puts himself over Gambit and holds a gun to his head: 'What's that you said about delicate fingers? Let's test the delicacy of your skull -' Fantomex begins, as Gambit smiles and grabs the gun, 'My plight seems dire indeed. Mais non, you're not the only one with useful tricks' Gambit points out. The guards rush back to the hall, and see a blinding flash of light. 'There! You saw that, didn't you? There's something -' the first guard begins – but looking down the hall, they see nothing.
Gambit and Fantomex are out on a rooftop, with Gambit carrying the unconscious Fantomex over his shoulders. 'Jean – are you listening?' Gambit calls out. A telepathic response from Jean Grey confirms that she is. Gambit tells her that he thinks it is time for him to leave, and asks her to send Nightcrawler for a pick up, but Jean informs him that Nightcrawler has gone AWOL. Gambit asks her to send Magik, as Attilan is about to get too hot for him. 'I'm on it' Jean replies, while Gambit asks her to tell Storm that she was right to send him here, as Magneto is making his move.
Back in the Savage Land, Betsy is in a hangar bay and looks around, before entering the jet. As she approaches the controls of the het, a voice calls out to her: 'Going somewhere, frail. Taking a day trip, maybe?' Betsy is surprised to see Sabretooth in the pilot's chair and asks him what he is doing here. Creed claims that sometimes he likes to come out here, to get away, to enjoy some peace and quiet. 'But no fair. I asked you first' Creed grins. Betsy realizes that there is no point in lying to him, as he would smell it. 'An unsettling thought, that' Betsy adds, before announcing that she is leaving. 'Magneto sent someone to New Attilan. He sent Fantomex, of all the wretched people. Whether he dispatched him as a spy or an assassin, I don't know' Betsy declares. Creed asks her how she knows, and who she has been talking to, but Betsy tells him that doesn't matter. 'What matters is I can't stand by Magneto's side when he's taking actions I don't agree with'. Creed looks at Betsy intently as he asks her if it is because she doesn't agree with, or didn't know about.
Betsy readies a psi-knife, and warns Creed that if he is going to try and stop her, one of them is about to have a very bad day. Creed stands up and tells her to relax, that he is not going to brawl with her, not today anyway. 'Far be it from me to let Magneto's plans chafe your backside' Creed adds, remarking that each of them has to deal with their opposition to the boss's plans in their own way. As Creed walks out of the plane, Betsy asks him if he disagrees with Magneto, then why does he stay by his side. 'Who else would have me?' Creed grumbles. Betsy asks Creed if he is going to tell Magneto that she is stealing the Blackbird, to which Creed grins back at her: 'Come on now, frail. Knowing Magneto... he probably knew you were leaving before you knew yourself' Creed replies. Shortly, the Blackbird takes off out of the hangar bay and into the air above the Savage Land.
Magneto watches out a window. 'Psylocke's gone off on her own. Should I bring her back?' Monet asks as she and Nightcrawler approach Magneto. Magneto tells Monet to let Psylocke go, as he will not hold her here against her will. Monet asks Magneto if he realizes that Psylocke has been in contact with Storm since Dubai, and that it is likely she is running to her side now. 'Storm's going to know where we are... if she didn't already know... and we're down one kick-ass psychic to help keep our minds protected' Monet points out. Magneto tells her that it is all right, as he has spent a lifetime preparing for eventualities such as this. He adds that Elizabeth will be a loss, but that there are other resources to call upon. 'As Nightcrawler said, the world is full of psychics...