The Marvel Journey Begins With The X-Men

Above the torch, Magneto's instrument has been activated, and pure white radiation spreads like flowing water.

Seeing that the plan was about to succeed, Magneto didn't have any proud look on his face. Instead, there was a trace of pain in his eyes.

He will change the magnetism of the planet, and although this will sacrifice many ordinary people, it is also a fight for the rights of the Mutants.

Just a few hundred meters away in the clouds, there is an invisible saucer-shaped aircraft hovering. The interior of the aircraft is very luxurious, and there is a huge amount of screen.

This scene at the Statue of Liberty is displayed on the screen.

"That's almost it, Master Norton!" Penn Miles opened the hatch and reminded Norton.

"Got it! Uncle Miles!" Norton put down his wine glass and stepped out of the open hatch.

Stepping out of the Flight Machine, Norton locked the location of the Statue of Liberty, then accelerated instantly and flew in front of Magneto.

Magneto is worthy of being a hero. When Norton suddenly appeared, he did not panic at all. Instead, he calmly asked: "Who are you?"

"Norton Carnegie!" the boy replied.

While he answered, he waved his hand gently, and the rapidly rotating instrument turned into the most basic atoms.

The radiant light disappeared instantly.

Magneto's expression suddenly changed and he became furious. Unfortunately, Norton was too fast and he had no time to stop him.

"you……"

The plan that had been planned for so long was about to succeed, but was ruined by Norton at the last moment. Magneto almost exploded with anger!

Magneto instantly made up his mind, even if Norton was a Mutant, he would never let him go!

Norton is wearing a black combat uniform tonight, with a lot of metal equipment on him, especially his belt and combat boots, which are all made of metal.

In Magneto’s opinion, isn’t this a meal delivered to your door?

But when he wanted to take action, he found that he was exhausted and couldn't control the magnetic field of these metal equipment at all.

This incident made Magneto calm down quickly: "You are a Mutant too! Why did you stop me?"

"I'm only here for Anna, she's very important to us!" Norton replied.

While answering, Norton walked over and picked up the Rakshasa girl who collapsed on the ground.

"And even if I don't stop you, your plan won't succeed!" Norton added.

As soon as Norton finished speaking, he saw Sabretooth being knocked out of the Statue of Liberty.

Magneto definitely knows what this means: the X-Men are out of trouble, and no one can stop them.

"Magneto, you should confirm the ending of Senator Kelly. I think the professor will definitely give you a satisfactory answer!" Before leaving, Norton reminded Magneto again.

Norton said this because he didn't want Magneto to blame all the reasons for his failure on him. He didn't want to become an enemy of Magneto.

Magneto is a true idealist.

He truly regards every Mutant as a brother or sister, and this charisma has allowed him to gather a large number of like-minded followers.

As a Mutant, Norton does not agree with Magneto's philosophy, but he has to admit Magneto's personality charm.

At the same time, Magneto is also a true hero, a hero who is not bad in terms of strength or means.

Being an enemy of a hero is a very troublesome thing, and Norton hates trouble the most!

Watching Norton fly away, Magneto ignored the X-Men who climbed up.

He found the seriously injured Raven first, and then quickly led the Brotherhood's people away.

After Magneto led the people to evacuate, the X-Men also evacuated quickly.

Only the ruined Statue of Liberty remains, proving that a great war took place here!

…

As soon as Norton returned to the flight machine, the Rakshasa girl suddenly woke up.

This time, the instrument had just started, and Norton rescued her, so the Rakshasa girl's vitality was not greatly lost. Apart from being weak and rude, she was fine.

"Who are you?" Rakshasa asked weakly.

"You can call me Norton!" Norton stroked the Rakshasa girl's forehead and comforted her gently.

"Did you save me?" Rakshasa asked again.

"That's right!" Norton nodded.

While speaking, the Rakshasa girl noticed that Norton had no gloves on his hands, her expression changed instantly, and she struggled to avoid Norton's hands.

Norton knew that the Rakshasa girl was worried about hurting him, but he still stroked the Rakshasa girl's cheek and explained confidently:

"Don't worry, you can't hurt me!"

Norton definitely knows about Rakshasa's ability.

Before coming to take away the Rakshasa girl, they had analyzed that the Rakshasa girl's ability could not hurt him, and they confirmed it again when they touched the Rakshasa girl's forehead just now.

Norton did feel the suction from the Rakshasa, but the bright law rune in the ocean of his consciousness only moved slightly to resolve the suction.

"Really?" Rakshasa Girl still couldn't believe it,

"Definitely!" Norton encouraged.

The Rakshasa girl, who has always been troubled by her own powers, really wants to be in close contact with others!

The Rakshasa girl gently rubbed Norton's hand and found that Norton was indeed fine. A happy smile suddenly appeared on her face!

Enjoying the feeling of close contact, the Rakshasa girl forgot all her worries and fell asleep with a satisfied smile.

Norton's flight was very fast. When it returned to Cumberland Island, it was still very early before dawn, and there was no sign of the Rakshasa girl waking up.

So Norton had to give up his previous arrangement and take her back to the bedroom.

"Do you need to call Nina? Master Norton!" Penn Miles asked.

"No, I can do it myself!" Norton replied, "Uncle Miles, go to bed first and ask them not to wait. We will talk about other things tomorrow!"

"Okay, Master!" Miles didn't ask any more questions.

Norton did not regard Miles as a butler in his mind, but Miles never forgot his identity.

Norton has nothing to do about it, he is not used to it but he can only accept it!

As a young man who grew up under a red flag, Norton was not used to this decadent aristocratic life.