X-GENE OMNITRIX-Chapter 23 - 22

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The X-Men and Brotherhood alike froze, their battles forgotten as they took in the impossible sight. Even Wolverine, who had seen nearly everything in his long life, stood slack-jawed at the transformation. Storm's concentration broke, letting the natural fury of the tempest return full force.

Mewtwo's eyes flared an ominous shade of cobalt blue as his telepathic voice—a symphony of harmonics that resonated directly within the consciousness rather than through the air—echoed through every mind on the battlefield like thunder across an empty plain. The only exception was Magneto, shielded by his helmet.

"You believe you can do whatever you want, without consequence?" The psychic voice carried emotions as well as words—disgust, indignation, and something deeper... a profound disappointment. "You think you get to decide the fate of others? To play god with lives you deem expendable?"

Mewtwo's gaze locked onto Magneto, his tail flicking behind him with hypnotic grace—the deceptively casual movement of an apex predator confident in its absolute dominance.

"Let me make one thing clear..." The telepathic voice grew lower, more dangerous, like the rumble before an avalanche. The air around Mewtwo became supercharged, small objects beginning to orbit him as if he had his own gravitational field. "Today, you are utterly—"

The air around Mewtwo shimmered violently, distorting like a mirage in desert heat as his psychic energy reached a boiling point. The water droplets in the air crystallized and shattered, creating a halo of microscopic ice shards that caught the light in a dazzling display.

"—FUCKED."

The crude word, so at odds with the being's otherwise eloquent speech, carried more impact for its unexpectedness. It rang through the minds of everyone present with the finality of a death knell.

Mystique gasped, her yellow eyes widening as she took an involuntary step backward. Her breath hitched in her throat as the words invaded her mind, bypassing all defenses. She turned to Magneto, her voice tight with an urgency that bordered on panic.

"He just—he just spoke inside my head." Her normally smooth voice fractured with disbelief. "All of our heads. Simultaneously."

Magneto's expression remained carefully composed, though a flicker of intrigue glinted in his steely eyes. His fingers twitched slightly, adjusting the swirling metal barrier around them. "Interesting. A telepath of considerable power, then. But no mind, however strong, can penetrate this helmet."

Without warning—without the slightest tell or indication—Mewtwo vanished. One second, he floated before them, an embodiment of psionic might—the next, he was simply gone, leaving not even a disturbance in the air to mark his departure.

Then came the impact.

Magneto barely had time to register the shift in electromagnetic fields around him before an invisible force slammed into his magnetic dome with the power of a nuclear blast. The barrier—which had withstood direct hits from Cyclops's optic blasts and even military-grade explosives—fractured like tempered glass under a hammer blow. The sheer magnitude of power sent shockwaves rippling through the battlefield, creating a momentary depression in the earth and knocking X-Men and Brotherhood alike off their feet. The concrete beneath them spiderwebbed with cracks that extended outward for thirty meters in all directions.

The Master of Magnetism gritted his teeth, a vein throbbing in his temple as he poured his concentration into reinforcing his shield. The shattered portions of his dome trembled, then moved back into position, metal particles swirling together like liquid mercury finding form. Sweat beaded on his forehead despite the chill in the air—a testament to the effort required.

"You are powerful," Magneto admitted, his voice strained as he levitated higher, drawing metal from the ruins around him to reinforce his position. The very air hummed with the magnetic fields he manipulated. "But you rely too much on your mind. And minds—" he tapped his helmet with a sardonic smile, "—can be shielded."

He thrust his hands forward in a sweeping gesture, directing his assault with the precision of a conductor leading an orchestra. A veritable storm of jagged steel beams, crushed cars, twisted guardrails, and broken weapons surged toward Mewtwo from all directions—a three-dimensional cage of deadly projectiles converging on a single point.

Mewtwo didn't flinch. Didn't move. Didn't even blink.

With nothing more than a simple, almost dismissive wave of his three-fingered hand, the incoming barrage halted mid-air as if striking an invisible wall. The metal debris trembled violently, vibrating at a frequency that produced an eerie, high-pitched keening sound—before reversing direction with impossible speed, hurtling back toward Magneto at twice the velocity, each piece aimed with perfect precision.

Magneto's eyes widened fractionally—the only indication of his surprise—before he spun his arms in a complex, circular motion, his mastery of magnetism transforming the metal projectiles into a spiraling barrier around himself. The debris rotated at blinding speeds, forming a deadly tornado of blades and shrapnel that would shred anything attempting to breach it.

But Mewtwo had already moved.

Between one heartbeat and the next, he teleported behind Magneto, materializing from thin air with no sound or disturbance to betray his arrival. His powerful tail, glowing with psychic energy, cracked through the air like a bullwhip. The blow struck Magneto square in the back, the psychic force behind it amplifying the physical impact a hundredfold. The Master of Magnetism was sent crashing through his own swirling barrier, the spinning metal slicing into his armor as he tumbled through it, sending sparks flying in his wake as he was hurled toward the ground.

At the last possible second, Magneto recovered, halting himself midair with a powerful magnetic pulse that sent smaller metal objects flying away from him in all directions. His cape billowed behind him, torn and singed from the assault. Blood trickled from a cut above his eye, but his gaze remained unwavering, determined. With renewed focus, he lifted both hands skyward in a grand gesture of defiance.

The Statue of Liberty's crown groaned under immense pressure as Magneto exerted his power, the metal writhing as if alive. All across the battlefield, thousands of metallic fragments rose into the air simultaneously—nails, coins, keys, watches, bullet casings, anything containing even trace amounts of ferrous material. They swirled together, forming a vast, churning cloud of lethal shrapnel that blotted out portions of the sky.

Then, with a single, decisive motion, Magneto sent it all at once—a tsunami of metal bearing down on Mewtwo from every conceivable angle.

A hurricane of razor-sharp shrapnel, iron beams, and war-torn machinery hurtled toward the psychic Pokémon, blocking out the sky behind it and making escape seemingly impossible. The sound alone was deafening—a freight train of destruction rushing toward its target.

But Mewtwo remained perfectly still, floating serenely amidst the chaos.

His eyes glowed brighter, twin beacons of psychic power cutting through the gloom—a god among mortals, unconcerned with the weapons of lesser beings.

The entire storm of metal froze in place, suspended in perfect stillness just meters from impact. Not a single piece moved. The sudden silence was more unnerving than the cacophony that preceded it.

Magneto's hands twitched with effort, veins standing out on his forehead, but his control over the debris was gone—severed as cleanly as if cut by a scalpel. For the first time, genuine concern flickered across his features as he realized he could no longer feel the familiar pull of the metal that had always responded to his will.

Mewtwo clenched his fist slowly, deliberately.

The suspended metal groaned, then twisted in on itself with a sound like the death cry of some massive beast. Layer upon layer folded inward, crushing, compacting, imploding into an increasingly dense sphere the size of a car, then a beach ball, then a basketball. Light bent around its edges as the compaction continued, the mass growing so dense it began to distort spacetime itself.

Mewtwo lifted a single finger, the gesture almost delicate.

The compressed mass collapsed further, shrinking to the size of a marble—a pitch-black dot of such incredible density that it seemed to devour the light around it, becoming a miniature singularity of psychic energy.

Then—BOOM.

The compressed mass detonated in a blinding blue explosion that sent concentric rings of force expanding outward at supersonic speed. The shockwave struck Magneto full force, sending him spiraling backward through the air like a broken doll, his once-immaculate armor now dented and cracked in multiple places. He crashed through one of the statue's copper walls before stabilizing himself, his breath coming in ragged gasps, blood trickling from the corner of his mouth.

Mewtwo floated toward him with unhurried grace, his expression serene yet terrifying in its absolute confidence—the face of judgment itself.

"You claim to fight for your kind," Mewtwo's telepathic voice echoed not just in Magneto's mind now, but directly through the helmet's defenses, bypassing its protections as if they were tissue paper. "But you are no savior. You are just another tyrant, willing to sacrifice the innocent for your vision." Each word carried weight, pressing against Magneto's consciousness like a physical force.

Magneto roared in defiance, summoning the last reserves of his considerable strength. He reached out with his power, attempting something he had only done in the most desperate situations—manipulating the very iron in Mewtwo's blood, seeking to control him from within.

But Mewtwo only smiled—a slight curve of the lips that somehow conveyed both pity and disdain.

"Fool. I have no blood for you to control." ( No its just that his blood is not same because of two green masks he is just fooling him)

The sky above them crackled and split as Mewtwo unleashed his full power, psychic energy cascading from him in visible waves that distorted reality itself. Magneto's vision blurred, then doubled, his mind assaulted by a force unlike anything he had ever encountered. It wasn't just raw strength—it was the overwhelming weight of a superior consciousness, pressing down on him like an ocean crushing a submarine that's descended too deep.

And for the first time in many years—perhaps since his childhood in the death camps—Magneto felt true fear.

Mewtwo raised his hand, three fingers splayed wide, pulsing with blue energy that seemed to draw power from the storm itself.

The metal dome that had been Magneto's fortress shattered instantly, fragments turning to dust that scattered in the wind. The air between them trembled with unleashed power as Magneto was crushed under the full force of Mewtwo's psionic will—an immovable object finally meeting an unstoppable force.

The Master of Magnetism screamed as he was sent hurtling downward like a meteor—straight into the Statue of Liberty's base, the impact forming a massive crater in the reinforced concrete. Dust and debris exploded outward, temporarily obscuring the impact site.

When the cloud settled, Magneto lay motionless in the rubble, his helmet cracked down the middle, his once-imposing figure now broken and still. His chest rose and fell in shallow breaths—alive, but thoroughly defeated.

Smoke and dust continued to rise from the devastated battleground. The storm above began to dissipate, rays of sunlight breaking through the clouds as if nature itself acknowledged the end of conflict. The battlefield was silent save for the lapping of waves against the shore and the distant wail of approaching sirens from the mainland.

The war was over.

Mewtwo hovered above the scene of destruction, his tail curling gracefully as he gazed down at Magneto's unconscious form. His telepathic voice rang clear in every mind present—X-Men, Brotherhood, and the approaching first responders alike.

"This is the fate of those who believe power gives them the right to control others. Remember this day."

He turned toward Rogue, who was still restrained in Magneto's machine, now dark and inactive. With a mere flick of his wrist, the restraints shattered into dust. The young mutant collapsed forward, exhausted but alive. AND SHE ASKED FOR POWERSTONES 🤧