I guess it's weird to think I had a better life than most people. Sure, there was the war and end of the world stuff . . . but no one I knew ever treated me poorly.
Oh. That. Yeah. I mean, you got your problems, we got ours. Ours is more 'we all hate mutants because they're all dangerous, let's do something about it', and yours is more death, destruction, gloom, war, maniac man.
But even my creator — They never put me through anything like that. They could have.
[ and that's why terra-man existed. even now kell can't help but wonder. did they think he was too weak? or they just didn't want that blood on his hands? ]
They . . . called me their son. It was the last thing they said. Before the universe collapsed.
Didn't your creator basically raise you with hopes and thoughts for goodness and salvation and that kind of stuff? Why would they hurt you intentionally? There's no way.
(At least on that part. Cannot relate to the rest of it at all.)
Still. There's no reason to harm you, is there? Or are you bugging out because, in comparison to the other clone you know, you had a relatively okay creation and study process?
Not like you're really great at communicating, and I'm polite.
(As in not reading his thoughts all the time. She isn't polite, but she is trying to be.)
Yeah. I didn't personally know them or anything, the person who kidnapped me and all. I'm glad you weren't, but I also don't think anyone could force you into anything like that. You're like a tank.
I guess it's more . . . I haven't spent a lot of time with people. When it's peaceful. And stuff like this happens.
[ and he's never truly understood why. yeah people can be jerks or evil and so on, but the way human nature takes shape, allows for these atrocities . . . that feels beyond him. ]
Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm not really the most optimistic person to talk about these things. I always think something will happen, I think it comes with the territory of being... Different, I guess.
[ no one in the legion is the norm or normal. that's the whole point of the legion. and those differences were huge because it guaranteed you a spot in there. ]
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I guess it's weird to think I had a better life than most people. Sure, there was the war and end of the world stuff . . . but no one I knew ever treated me poorly.
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But even my creator — They never put me through anything like that. They could have.
[ and that's why terra-man existed. even now kell can't help but wonder. did they think he was too weak? or they just didn't want that blood on his hands? ]
They . . . called me their son. It was the last thing they said. Before the universe collapsed.
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And there wasn't exactly time to go over that stuff. They needed me to fight. It's all I ever did.
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(At least on that part. Cannot relate to the rest of it at all.)
Still. There's no reason to harm you, is there? Or are you bugging out because, in comparison to the other clone you know, you had a relatively okay creation and study process?
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[ he shrugs. ]
It's just . . . weird, that's all.
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(As in not reading his thoughts all the time. She isn't polite, but she is trying to be.)
Yeah. I didn't personally know them or anything, the person who kidnapped me and all. I'm glad you weren't, but I also don't think anyone could force you into anything like that. You're like a tank.
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I guess it's more . . . I haven't spent a lot of time with people. When it's peaceful. And stuff like this happens.
[ and he's never truly understood why. yeah people can be jerks or evil and so on, but the way human nature takes shape, allows for these atrocities . . . that feels beyond him. ]
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Like I said. It is surprising.
[ no one in the legion is the norm or normal. that's the whole point of the legion. and those differences were huge because it guaranteed you a spot in there. ]
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[ kell huffs. he knows he's not explaining it well. was this the superman part of him? ]
Nevermind. It doesn't matter.
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[ kell crosses his arms. ]
I came from a war that never ended. With trillions of lives on the line. The worst of the worst.
And people don't have to deal with that. But they still do things like this. It's a waste.
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It is.
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But I hate that.
[ and that's probably . . . superman's influence. or the legion's. he never cared. he can't say he does care.
but it rankles all the same. ]
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(It's mutant genocide after mutant genocide, after all.)
And I've been down a path of wanting to get revenge, too, but that doesn't help.
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[ maybe he'll cross the line and more, when he finally faces imperiex. but. he hasn't yet. ]
Anyway that was the only thing on my mind.
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So, uh, pat pat on his massive back. There you go. She guesses.)
Well, yeah. That was kind of it, too. I guess I got all my list out. Congratulations, you're now X-Men-adjacent.
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Alright. Mutants equal X-Gene. That's what we all have that makes us different from humans. X-Men is basically our superhero group of mutants.
Ah, yeah, I can't not say it. Welcome to the X-Men, hope you survive the experience. Beautiful motto, hm?
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Sure. Magical.
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