Syter woke up with a start. His yellow shield surrounded his body. "Wha... where am I," he spoke weakly to nothing. He stood up to see 4 other teenagers around his age next to him. The first thing he thought about was his brother Kylie. "Oh no, I don't know where I am. Kylie is going to be crying when he gets home. Don't worry Kylie, I'll bust out of this cage." That was easier then he expected.
Syter powered up and his force field surrounded him once again. "This is easier every time." He threw a punch at the door and made a nice exit for himself. He walked threw the passway and peered into a hallway of vast vicinity. He looked left then right. He went with his instinct and ran left. He went down the hallway until he reached another door. Bam, he was good at making a way for himself. When he saw throughg his dusty entrance he saw that there was something weird about it. In the middle of the room was a giant man. Not any kind of man, a holographic one.
The weird thing was, Syter was looking at the man, he was looking at the background behind him. The window had shown the stars and planets. But not any planets, it showed Earth. They weren't located anywhere near where he thought. Syter thought that they might be in the MSJ (Mutant Sentinel Jail) near by his lacation.; This was no MSJ. Somebody had saved him from the sentinels, and that guy was infront of him, floating in this giant orb.
"Hello Mr. Mox. Please, have a seat," the holographic man said in a loud booming voice. It sounded like God or something. A chair popped out of the floor and in front of Syter. He sat down.
"Wait here until the others arrive, they should be waking soon enough."
"But dude, what makes you so sure they are gonna turn left. I mean, there is bound to be one of them that turns left," Syter informed the floating man.
"Instinct. I am taking my gut instinct that they will all go right. Plus, a little push from my mind wouldn't hurt their instinct," he corrected Syter. Syter looked curiously at him.
"What do you mean a push of your mind?"
"Well, all will be told son, all will be answered," the man mysteriously answered. As the man had said all the teenagers had arrived on schedule. They all were looking mysteriously at the old bald man.
"Sit everyone, I know I have a lot of explaining to do," the man in the orb said mysteriously.
"Damn strait bitch," Syter yelled at the man raging with fury. Everyone stepped back. He noticed why. He was glowing yellow. He calmed down and it went down. "Sorry."
"Well, if everyone is calm, I will explain. Have you all heard of the X-Men?" Yes's and no's came from every angle of the room. "Well then," Xavior said scrunching his head. Everyone felt a little tingle in their head. They all instantly knew the X-Men front to back.
"What did you do to us Xavier?" Lauren shouted out. That was strange, she knew his name, and all the old X-Mens names and backgrounds. She was appauled.
"I duplicated my knowledge into your brains. Well, my knowledge of my X-Men anyway. Let me explain. As you can tell, the world is corrupt, and what for, Sentinels. A long time ago, the X-Men went to stop the Sentinels over growing population. They were devastatingly killed. Most of them anyway. First the Sentinel Mastermold took printing of the X-Men bodys and made the X-Men into Sentinels. The hardware was hard, so they duplicated them still using the X-Men as blueprints. One of the robots went haywire and set me and my friend Logan free. As we were escaping I was shot and nearly killed. Before I died I tranfered all my thoughts and memorys into that Sentinel that had gone haywire. It was a hard task, but I did it. I knew I wasn't safe on earth so me and Logan went up here through the Blackbird. As we went Sentinels followed us. Logan had to lead them away, so he sent me into a pod and out in the middle of space. I had enough materials to create a module to place my own mind in. Then with the robot freed he could help me build what you see in front of you. It took a long time for me to recover from the dramatic thing that had happened. I now am still getting over it. I vowed to find my friend and free the world from the Sentinels. That's where you come in."
"What do you mean us? I am not going against no force of Sentinels," Fred rang in. He looked worried, like death was in his eyes.
"With my plan, you won't have to," a hairy man walked through the door.
"Wait a minute, you said Wolverine was dead," Lauren looked puzzled. They all thought from what Xavier had tranfered them that that had to be Logan.
"No. As I told you, one of the Sentinels went haywire. Wolverine's look alike was one of them. They named him K. That is what I call him also. He will fight along you because he is like the real Logan. Some varied changes," Xavier explained to them.
"Why did it go haywire?" Armando asked.
"Explainable thing. Too much personality was place in me. As did other Sentinels. Only among the first few though. If the others went haywire we can believe that other X-Men may still be alive. We are searching. They must be among the first few to be captured because the Sentinels correct problems fast. Now, do any of you have any objections to freeing the world?" Xavier politly asked.
"Yeah, I do," Lauren spoke out, "But im screwed at home. My friends will kill me. So will the Sentinels. I guess I'll stay."
"Are you all in?" the man-bot asked. They all shook their heads.
"Now with the final matter, code-names," he shot off, "I have thought of them for all of you. If you have any objections just tell me. Syter, you have a neonic force field, there fore, I think Neon would be appropriate. Do you?"
"Coo, coo, I like it," he agreed with the proffesor.
"Armando, Elastico?" he politly asked.
"No, I like the old fashion things. Call me Band, as in Rubber Band," he changed his name like he had thought about it befire.
"Fine, Lauren, since you are like Gambit, I thought maybe Gambina."
"Yeah, im flexible, whatever."
"Now Maxine..." he didn't get to finish his sentence before Maxine cut in.
"Fira, plain and simple," she said.
"Ok, Fred, I was thinking maybe, Bolt. Like light, because that is what your power is," Xavier looked at him.
"Lantern, as in the great comic hero Green Lantern," Fred told him.
"Good idea, that's it. Now, for the fight of your life time. X-Men, into the briefing room. Its in your knowledge. Go, we have work to do," he shooed everyone off and disappeared into the briefing room.
Syter powered up and his force field surrounded him once again. "This is easier every time." He threw a punch at the door and made a nice exit for himself. He walked threw the passway and peered into a hallway of vast vicinity. He looked left then right. He went with his instinct and ran left. He went down the hallway until he reached another door. Bam, he was good at making a way for himself. When he saw throughg his dusty entrance he saw that there was something weird about it. In the middle of the room was a giant man. Not any kind of man, a holographic one.
The weird thing was, Syter was looking at the man, he was looking at the background behind him. The window had shown the stars and planets. But not any planets, it showed Earth. They weren't located anywhere near where he thought. Syter thought that they might be in the MSJ (Mutant Sentinel Jail) near by his lacation.; This was no MSJ. Somebody had saved him from the sentinels, and that guy was infront of him, floating in this giant orb.
"Hello Mr. Mox. Please, have a seat," the holographic man said in a loud booming voice. It sounded like God or something. A chair popped out of the floor and in front of Syter. He sat down.
"Wait here until the others arrive, they should be waking soon enough."
"But dude, what makes you so sure they are gonna turn left. I mean, there is bound to be one of them that turns left," Syter informed the floating man.
"Instinct. I am taking my gut instinct that they will all go right. Plus, a little push from my mind wouldn't hurt their instinct," he corrected Syter. Syter looked curiously at him.
"What do you mean a push of your mind?"
"Well, all will be told son, all will be answered," the man mysteriously answered. As the man had said all the teenagers had arrived on schedule. They all were looking mysteriously at the old bald man.
"Sit everyone, I know I have a lot of explaining to do," the man in the orb said mysteriously.
"Damn strait bitch," Syter yelled at the man raging with fury. Everyone stepped back. He noticed why. He was glowing yellow. He calmed down and it went down. "Sorry."
"Well, if everyone is calm, I will explain. Have you all heard of the X-Men?" Yes's and no's came from every angle of the room. "Well then," Xavior said scrunching his head. Everyone felt a little tingle in their head. They all instantly knew the X-Men front to back.
"What did you do to us Xavier?" Lauren shouted out. That was strange, she knew his name, and all the old X-Mens names and backgrounds. She was appauled.
"I duplicated my knowledge into your brains. Well, my knowledge of my X-Men anyway. Let me explain. As you can tell, the world is corrupt, and what for, Sentinels. A long time ago, the X-Men went to stop the Sentinels over growing population. They were devastatingly killed. Most of them anyway. First the Sentinel Mastermold took printing of the X-Men bodys and made the X-Men into Sentinels. The hardware was hard, so they duplicated them still using the X-Men as blueprints. One of the robots went haywire and set me and my friend Logan free. As we were escaping I was shot and nearly killed. Before I died I tranfered all my thoughts and memorys into that Sentinel that had gone haywire. It was a hard task, but I did it. I knew I wasn't safe on earth so me and Logan went up here through the Blackbird. As we went Sentinels followed us. Logan had to lead them away, so he sent me into a pod and out in the middle of space. I had enough materials to create a module to place my own mind in. Then with the robot freed he could help me build what you see in front of you. It took a long time for me to recover from the dramatic thing that had happened. I now am still getting over it. I vowed to find my friend and free the world from the Sentinels. That's where you come in."
"What do you mean us? I am not going against no force of Sentinels," Fred rang in. He looked worried, like death was in his eyes.
"With my plan, you won't have to," a hairy man walked through the door.
"Wait a minute, you said Wolverine was dead," Lauren looked puzzled. They all thought from what Xavier had tranfered them that that had to be Logan.
"No. As I told you, one of the Sentinels went haywire. Wolverine's look alike was one of them. They named him K. That is what I call him also. He will fight along you because he is like the real Logan. Some varied changes," Xavier explained to them.
"Why did it go haywire?" Armando asked.
"Explainable thing. Too much personality was place in me. As did other Sentinels. Only among the first few though. If the others went haywire we can believe that other X-Men may still be alive. We are searching. They must be among the first few to be captured because the Sentinels correct problems fast. Now, do any of you have any objections to freeing the world?" Xavier politly asked.
"Yeah, I do," Lauren spoke out, "But im screwed at home. My friends will kill me. So will the Sentinels. I guess I'll stay."
"Are you all in?" the man-bot asked. They all shook their heads.
"Now with the final matter, code-names," he shot off, "I have thought of them for all of you. If you have any objections just tell me. Syter, you have a neonic force field, there fore, I think Neon would be appropriate. Do you?"
"Coo, coo, I like it," he agreed with the proffesor.
"Armando, Elastico?" he politly asked.
"No, I like the old fashion things. Call me Band, as in Rubber Band," he changed his name like he had thought about it befire.
"Fine, Lauren, since you are like Gambit, I thought maybe Gambina."
"Yeah, im flexible, whatever."
"Now Maxine..." he didn't get to finish his sentence before Maxine cut in.
"Fira, plain and simple," she said.
"Ok, Fred, I was thinking maybe, Bolt. Like light, because that is what your power is," Xavier looked at him.
"Lantern, as in the great comic hero Green Lantern," Fred told him.
"Good idea, that's it. Now, for the fight of your life time. X-Men, into the briefing room. Its in your knowledge. Go, we have work to do," he shooed everyone off and disappeared into the briefing room.