I landed on my feet, the Scarlet Witch and Sunspot beside me. An astonished look held her face.
"Father", she murmured. Stepping forward.
"Father! It's me! Think about what you're doing", she called to him, pleading.
He appeared to have responded. He looked to her, eyes and face both blank. The "sentinel" beside him started to shake. Alarm bells started to ring in my mind, and I realized what was happening.
I broke into a full-out sprint, my feet pounding on the hard ground. I saw the head of the "sentinel" flying toward the Scarlet Witch. I dove into the ground, hoping I wasn't too late.
The Scarlet Witch cringed and put her hands over her head, a last chance at protection. I knew it wouldn't work. It was up to me.
I lunged toward her and grabbed her legs, allowing her to acquire my power. Giving it to her as the flying metal death-wish crashed on top of us both.
She looked down and saw me. I scrambled out of the ground as fast as I could. I had to warn her.
"Wanda! You have to forget he is your father, or we won't win. AND WE HAVE TO WIN!" I screamed in her face, trying to have her understand the position we were in. I wanted to shake her, make her comprehend that without her, out team was lost.
Her face screwed up in an unreadable emotion. I started to let go of her, but a force crashed into me before I could phase. I have never been hit with anything so hard, it took my breath away.
I flew into a boulder, cracking my head against it. "Kitty!" I heard the Scarlet Witch cry. But after that, I couldn't hear. Everything went in slow motion, darkening, and lightening like some old movie.
I felt her try to rouse me, but I couldn't breathe. I saw everything, but couldn't react.
She rose, facing Magneto. I was helpless.
I thought about everyone. The Scarlet Witch, an unknown friend. Roberto, too young to die. Everything spun. I had to help. We were the world's last hope.
I had strength suddenly, just knowing that. I tired to rise, sitting up slowly. But I was suddenly blinded by a light. The top of the pyramid had started glowing, rising above us, it's light rivaling that of the sun.
It rose higher and higher. My world was crashing down on me. "Oh, no!" I whispered in a rough voice, somehow multiplied by the terror. "What's happening?"
But I knew what was happening.
The End.