Extraordinary North America: Where are the magical partners?

Chapter 213 Wolverine's History Lesson (asking for monthly ticket)
Rango naturally knew nothing about what happened in Asgard.

That’s right, he likes Thor very much. In fact, among all the Avengers, he admires Thor the God of Thunder the most.

Although this guy is reckless, conceited, irritable and belligerent, he also has more excellent qualities, such as frankness, loyalty, friendliness, courage and trustworthiness.

And after experiencing a series of blows, he went through a brief period of confusion, then picked himself up again, and even possessed the advantages of restraint, self-control, calmness and wisdom.

Of course, there is also Rango’s favorite silly, rough-and-ready personality.

God is not born as God; He still needs to go through the trials and tribulations to grow.

Rango would not casually interfere with these experiences that were necessary for his growth. At most, he would use his foresight to save some inevitable regrets.

Besides, he has no time to go to Asgard to visit Thor now.

Since the Boston Marathon incident, the lofty image that Rango has established in the public has quickly spread throughout the United States, letting everyone know that a new and remarkable superhero has emerged in this vast land.

What followed was a flood of announcements and invitations, including olive branches from film companies, which were willing to pay up to 20 million US dollars in salary, and all they wanted was for Yumi to appear in a movie for a few seconds.

Now he finally understood why in the last world, Vought Company was able to build a huge business empire simply by creating the image of superheroes. It was because famous superheroes were so profitable.

However, Rango has no idea of ​​building his own brand. He doesn't even have the idea of ​​making a show in front of the media if Nick Fury didn't need Rango, the current spokesperson for S.H.I.E.L.D., to establish an image of a righteous and fearless superhero to interact with other superhumans.

After all, although this can make you stand out, it also causes a lot of trouble.

Just like now.
"Of course you can, but with so many people here, let's not take pictures one by one, let's take a group photo."

In the suburbs of New York City, when Rango got out of the car to pee, he was discovered by a group of teenagers camping nearby, who surrounded him screaming.

Looking at this group of enthusiastic and unrestrained college students, Rango also felt a little emotional. In his team, Yumi is more attractive to children under the age of sixteen and housewives over the age of thirty.

He is popular among people of all ages, especially young female college students. Their enthusiasm even catches people off guard.

After taking several group photos, a girl with a red face grabbed Rango's arm tightly and whispered in his ear: "You are my most perfect X fantasy object. You know, Superman, I put your poster on a teddy bear's head and ride on the bear's head every night."

"Little stamens, little beans, find the switch and gush out"

Upon hearing this, Rango couldn't help but look at Teddy, and then looked at the girl next to him who seemed to have just reached adulthood not long ago.

My goodness, no wonder the girl’s eyes kept wandering between him and Teddy, it turns out she wanted to eat two at a time.

“Hahaha, thank you for your support.”

Rango smiled and broke free from her hand. He waved to the group of girls who came here for a fancy camping trip. With their reluctant looks, Rango and his group got into the car again and left quickly.

Even though he had helped Tony attend many cocktail parties in the past few days, he had never seen such a simple and straightforward girl.

If he hadn't walked so fast, he had no doubt that these lustful girls would have dragged him directly into the tent, taken photos and uploaded them to their social media homepages to show off.

Not long after, two cars leisurely stopped in front of a magnificent manor-like building.

The bronze plaque on the lintel shines brightly, with the words "Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters" clearly engraved on it.

"It doesn't look like anything special. It's just an ordinary manor."

Quicksilver looked around, a look of disapproval emerging on his face. When he was at the Hydra base, he had always heard other mutants talk about how powerful this academy was, but now it seemed nothing special.

Wanda remained as calm as ever, standing quietly by the side. She basically didn't say anything unless someone asked her.

Rango shook his head slightly, his eyes sighing: "Don't forget that this is New York. To own a manor covering such a large area here can only mean one thing."

"Professor X is good at making money?" Quicksilver asked puzzledly.

"No, it means this old man is a super rich second generation!"

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After some banter at the door, Rango and his group went straight into the academy without an appointment.

The surrounding environment is so beautiful that it makes people relaxed and happy, with green lawns, scattered trees, and even an artificial lake in the center of the manor.

The lakeside was full of teenagers who looked no different from ordinary people, holding textbooks, chatting, or playing.

However, with the appearance of Rango and his group, this peaceful scene was instantly broken.

The students of the academy all looked at him in shock, especially when they recognized Rango, who was walking in front with a smile on his face, they could not hide their excitement.

Superman?

Although they cannot go out at will while staying in the Mutant Academy, they can see a lot of major news happening in the outside world through TV, mobile phones and even newspapers.

The appearance of Rango, the super criminal who suppressed the Boston terrorist attack not long ago and was dubbed Superman by the public, has long been spread throughout the entire college and has become a hot topic among them after dinner. Many students even regard Rango as their idol.

At this moment, seeing their idol in person, they were surprised and excited. They looked at each other, but for some reason they hesitated and no one came forward to talk to them immediately.

Fortunately, after entering the castle which integrated teaching, canteen and accommodation, Rango finally met someone he knew.

"Rango?!" In the corridor, an Asian youth called out in surprise, holding a book in his hand.

"Hello, Eric."

Rango nodded slightly at him. He remembered this kid very clearly, a mutant with the same name as Magneto, whose superpower was self-confidence, and whose side effect was growing thorns.

Eric walked forward quickly, his eyes sparkling with excitement. "Did you come here specially to see us? That's great!"

In Sokovia, after Rango rescued the mutants who were imprisoned and studied by Hydra, he only took Wanda and her sister away. As for the rest of the mutants, he only left the address of Xavier Institute and some cash.

Therefore, this group of homeless mutants who had long been defined as missing persons by local departments were almost all in this college.

Rango said sincerely, "Yes, I had other things to deal with in Sokovia before, so I couldn't bring you with me. So I felt guilty all the time. Now that I see that you are doing well, I feel relieved."

Eric laughed dryly, then glanced around, lowered his voice, and said with a bitter face: "Rango, you have to help me again and take me out of here! This place is like a cage, I've had enough!"

"Hmm?" Rango looked at him in confusion. From what he had seen so far, this school was simply a paradise.

Seeing this, Eric hurriedly explained, "I have to take those boring cultural classes every day, and have morning and evening self-study classes. It's driving me crazy! What's even more outrageous is that I have to learn about African customs and geopolitics. Fuck, they actually asked me, an Asian, to learn about black culture!"

"Um"

Rango exchanged glances with the people around him, then asked tentatively, "So, you don't want to go to school?"

"Yeah!" Eric nodded heavily, and then suddenly thought of something and cursed, "Damn it, I have to rush to history class now. If I'm late, I'll be doomed!"

After saying that, Eric, who had just been mumbling about dropping out of school to hang out with Rango, hurried away with his books in his arms, his face full of fear of being late. "History class?"

Rango shrugged and followed him, ready to see which teacher made Eric so scared.

At this moment, Wanda suddenly stopped and frowned: "Someone is trying to enter our minds."

She turned around suddenly and saw a bald old man in a wheelchair looking at them kindly.

Rango frowned and said bluntly, "Professor Charles, it's not very polite to treat guests like this."

That's right, the man in the wheelchair is not Old Joe who is far away in his hometown, but the founder of Xavier Institute, a fourth-level mutant with telepathic and mind control abilities, Charles Francis Xavier. Of course, he also has a more well-known title - Professor X.

"This lady has misunderstood."

Charles raised his hand slightly and apologized, "I just heard that there were guests coming, so I took a quick look from a distance to see who they were. I didn't have any idea of ​​invading your brain."

His eyes lingered on Wanda for a moment, full of surprise and admiration, and he was obviously impressed by this girl who could easily sense his presence.

If he guessed correctly, this red-haired girl should also possess mental mutation abilities.

On the other hand, after hearing the old man's explanation, Rango did not doubt it. According to the description in the movie, Professor X's character is absolutely guaranteed.

He slowly walked to the wheelchair, extended his hand politely, and introduced himself: "Rango Winchester, it's an honor to meet you, Professor Charles."

"It's my honor as well." Professor Charles responded with a smile, his eyes flashing with a strong interest in Rango.

In the past few days, Rango's name has frequently appeared on television and in media reports, but unlike other mutants who are often marginalized, he has received almost universal praise, as if he has transcended the boundaries of his mutant identity.

There is no doubt that Charles is very curious and interested in Rango.

At the same time, he looked politely at the others following Rango, especially Teddy and Moffitt.

Even with his decades of experience, he had never seen such a creature, and he was a little confused about what Rango's mutant ability was.

Not long after, at the artificial lake in the manor.

Charles took Rango and others on a tour and enthusiastically introduced his school-founding philosophy to them.

"Xavier Academy is a safe haven I built for children who have trouble controlling their superpowers."

"We are committed to guiding them to use their abilities wisely, avoiding tragedies and ensuring their life trajectories are on a brighter path."

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As Charles was talking, Teddy gently touched Rango and motioned him to look to the side.

He looked up and saw a boy using his telekinesis to control his cell phone to secretly take a picture of another female student's skirt.

Hmm. It seems there are bad students everywhere.

"We have kids here who can walk through walls."

As soon as the old man finished speaking, a little girl with a schoolbag on her back jumped directly into the wall and disappeared without a trace.

But then, another boy imitated the other boy and ran into the wall, but ended up hitting his head and bleeding.

“There are also children who think they can walk through walls.”

Professor X smiled helplessly, and then continued: "Some of them may look familiar to you, such as Scott. Oh, by the way, the outside world likes to call him Cyclops."

Rango looked in the direction he pointed and saw a man wearing special glasses roasting chicken wings with a high-temperature heat ray by the lake.
"And some mutants you may have never seen before, such as the invisible hottie."

"Hold on~Hold on(wait)~"

Rango interrupted the professor and asked in confusion: "Are you referring to the invisible man?"

"No, it's the invisible hottie." Professor X corrected seriously.

"Um"

Rango and Teddy looked at each other and saw the confusion in each other's eyes. Since they could become invisible, why could they still have anything to do with hot girls?

"Look, she is washing her hair by the lake." Here, Professor X pointed to the lake not far away.

Rango and others immediately looked up and saw that fine white foam suddenly appeared on the originally clean surface of the lake, just like the scene when washing hair.

As if she sensed their gaze, a woman with blonde hair, beautiful looks and a hot body appeared in front of them out of thin air.

But for some reason, some parts of her body remain transparent even when she is invisible, as if they were cleverly left "blank".

"OK"

Rango nodded. Now he knew why she was called Invisible Hottie.

Afterwards, Professor X led Rango and his group through the classrooms, continuing to introduce the mutant teachers with their own unique characteristics.

"Storm." Professor X pointed to the woman in front of the blackboard who was holding a book and reciting about African culture with the students in the audience. "She teaches the world's humanities, especially royal etiquette, political and social, African customs and culture, and geopolitics. Of course, she can also teach meteorology and agriculture."

Rango looked at Storm, who was black but had top-notch figure and appearance, and couldn't help but raise his eyebrows. The female mutants in this world seemed to be more beautiful than each other.

Then, they visited several other teachers who taught ordinary courses, including the extremely powerful Colossus, the time-traveling Phantom Flame, and the Rogue who had the ability to absorb the life force of others by touching them.

When the group arrived at the last classroom, Professor X's face was filled with a gentle smile: "This is the class taught by Logan. They should be taking a history class now."

Sure enough, when they walked in, they saw a rough and unruly man standing on the podium with a cigar in his mouth - Wolverine Logan.

He was telling the students a vivid history story: "Can anyone tell me what you could buy with $50 in the United States in the th century?"

Professor X was obviously very satisfied with Logan's teaching method. He whispered to Rango, "Logan experienced the Civil War himself. It's perfect for him to teach American history."

But before long, the old man's smile froze on his face.

Three little black boys in the classroom raised their hands one after another to answer this question, but Wolverine Logan did not call on them. Instead, he patted the podium with satisfaction.

"You guys answered very well, so what can we buy with the remaining 47 dollars?"

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(End of this chapter)