Disclaimer: All the characters in this story are fictitious

Disclaimer:  All the characters in this story are fictitious.  Marvel owns all the characters from X-Men, and Gaumont Television owns all the characters from Highlander: The Series.  Philip Shepherd owns the title, and Enrique Santer.  Advance Magazine Publishers Inc owns Moe Shrevnitz and the Hotel Monolith.  The only characters I own myself are Morriganu and the Dark One.  I am making no money from this story.      

"Mutation.  It is the key to our evolution.  It has enabled us to evolve from a single celled organism into the dominant species on the planet.  This process is slow, normally taking thousands and thousands of years.  But every few hundred millennia, evolution leaps forward." ~ Professor Charles Francis Xavier

"From the dawn of time we came, moving silently, down through the centuries.   Living many secret lives, hoping to survive to the time of the Gathering, when the few who remain will battle to the last.  No one has ever known we were among you…until now."

~ Juan Sanchez Villa Lobos Ramirez

 

Immortal X

Chapter One

"All X-Men to the War Room, Immediately!" Xavier's voice rang out through the school, via the speakers.  Wolverine and Rogue were in the Danger Room.  They looked up from the robots they had been mercilessly beating on, and Rogue said,

"That's us, Sugah." 

With that, they were off and running towards the War Room, the briefing room where the X-Men learned about their missions.   Professor X, Psylocke and Gambit were already there, and Jubilee came running in a few seconds behind Rogue and Logan. 

"What'd I miss?" She asked breathlessly.

"Nothin' yet." Logan answered. "Chuck hasn't started."

At the word "Chuck", Professor X frowned, then asked,

"Is this all that's coming?"

"Sure, Professor," Rogue answered. "Archangel, Cyclops and Colossus are at Harry's in town, and Storm and Jean are at the movies.  Looks like it's only us."

"So, what de mission, Professeur?" Gambit asked, impatiently. 

"Yeah, spit it out, Prof." Logan said, even more impatiently.

The Professor hesitated a second, then said,

"It's probably not too much of a problem.  Cerebro picked up some interesting activity, and I want you to investigate it."

"All of us?" Jubilee asked, hopefully.

The Professor smiled at Jubilee. "Yes, Jubilee, you can go too.  I don't expect it to be too dangerous.  And if it does get dangerous, there'll be enough of you there to take care of it."

"So what's goin' on?" asked Rogue

"And where is it?" Psylocke wanted to know.

"I'll attempt to answer both your questions at once." The Professor started.  "All I've been able to figure out is that a great amount of energy, not mutant in origin, is being gathered on the west coast.  I want you to go find out what is happening, and report back to me with your findings."

"Where on the west coast?" Jubilee asked.

"A city called Seacouver." 

"Doesn't sound to difficult." Wolverine said. "When do we go?"