Scott Summers X Men Apocalypse Novels & Stories

After returning to Camp Arthor, I settled all of Sasha's paperwork and placed her at the hospital while Leo stayed by my side and followed me around. "You know that you don't have to keep following me around, don't you? I'm just a regular researcher now," I said with a sigh. After arriving at this base camp, the water crisis had been temporarily resolved for now. But there was an even greater challenge on the way, and it required more attention. Every researcher was desperately trying to find a way to end the apocalypse.

If it came down to a true fight to the death, he was almost certain he would not lose to Thorgan. Scarlett lowered her gaze and asked softly, "Cyrus, you killed so many people. Aren't you afraid you'll be held accountable someday? Killing is still illegal." Her voice lacked strength, but the doubt beneath it was clear. Before today, Scarlett had believed the Frostfall would not last. She believed there was no real apocalypse, that the world would return to normal, and that she would go back to being a shining star. Tonight, after watching more than 100 people die in front of her, that belief fractured.

"Look at the numbers. We have eighty seconds. If you abort the worm now, the counter-upload goes live. Arthur doesn't just keep the domestic core—he releases the Meridian leak anyway. He’s running a double-blind con." ​Xavier finally looked down at her. His face was entirely pale, the shadow of a beard dark against his jawline, his expression so broken it made Scarlett’s breath catch in her throat. He didn't look like the powerful, dangerous billionaire who had pinned her against the foyer wall and claimed her as his own. He looked like the terrified eight-year-old child who had watched his mother's coffin slide into the frozen mud of the Hamptons cemetery.

“I never really knew who I was or what it felt like to have a family and people who truly loved me until I met you. Thank you, Xavier. I know I hurt you but I promise to get your sister back.” The moon was almost reaching its peak. “We should get back to the soldiers,” Xavier simply said. My heart sank, I had hoped he was going to say more. Together, we hurried back towards the soldiers. Xavier looked up at the sky. “It's time.” The full moon called to me. My eyes shifted. “Be safe, Charlotte,” I heard, Xavier say before running into the woods with his men. I was left with two of the pack soldiers. The transformation took hold.

Theresa continued, "The Maniacs's leader is Luca Blowyn. He has three cousins—Vesper Bolwyn, Sylvan Bolwyn, and Rex Osric. The four of them are the core members of the gang. "Before the apocalypse, Luca was reportedly in a mental hospital. He kept claiming he had superpowers—saying he could fly or breathe underwater. He even jumped off buildings and sank to the bottom of swimming pools, refusing to come up. Somehow, he never died." She clicked her tongue in regret, as if wishing he had died earlier so none of this would be happening now. "After the apocalypse, Luca believed his moment of transformation had come. He was the first to rush into the toxic hailstorm. And somehow… he still didn't

He forcefully pulled his body away, seeking for an escape as the building was set ablaze. Other werewolves ran along with him as the fire waved angrily into the woods. “Run towards the spring,” Xavier commanded in his mindlink. He felt stronger and in control of the others. “You've gotten his power!“ His wolf congratulated as they halted at the brink of the river. Xavier fell exhausted, as he transformed into his human form, watching as the wreckage continued. The thick smoke went into the moon-lit clouds as one surrendered his clothes for him. Xavier wore it, watching in amazement how they all stood before him, and bowed in submission—they have found another stronger leader. He soon realize

"I am Xavier, a mutant vampire. Every week my dad give me one virgin girl so I stay here happy. Because this time it were two so I am not getting another one until next week. I have to save you. More important only this chain can stop me and when the moon has no light I am strongest and cruelest, I can kill the whole world that time. So make sure you die before it." He sipped on the glass of blood in his hand. He had a teasing smile trying to scare her. This was his only entertainment, scarring little girls but in reality, he has a very soft heart.

Victor growled through the mind link once more. Tania weaved the shadows. The vampires used bursts of speed to take out as many wolves as they could before leaping onto high brunches. I had lost my brother and Quade in the mix but I spotted a white wolf blanketed in purple flames easily. "We can't do this forever," I told Victor as I dodged the dripping fangs of a rogue, making to run left but dashing right a the last minute so the rogue missed my hind legs. I wasn't fighting. I was avoiding. I was surviving. I was blocking out the horror I felt from just snuffing out someone's life.

Xavier, Xiao, and Sophia had upheld their commitment to their pack's well-being, ensuring that their decisions were based on careful consideration and a deep sense of responsibility. A few days after the confrontation with Alpha Lucas and the decision to reject his alliance, Jason approached Xavier, Xiao, and Sophia with a grave expression. He had been conducting further investigations into Alpha Lucas and the Dark Moon Pack, hoping to uncover the extent of their financial mismanagement and its impact on their pack's members.

It was like an EMP went off. Everyone outside fell to the ground. “Let’s go,” Xavier said. Thea nodded, and Xavier helped her out of the upside-down SUV. Xavier kept his eyes peeled and his senses sharp, guarding her as she woke people up. Thea saw Axel first and went to him, pushing the awake frequencies into his brain. Axel woke and stood up quickly, looking around for enemies. He saw everyone on the ground and Thea standing next to him, Xavier behind her, and understood what had happened. He led her to Caleb, then Damon. The triplets and Xavier surrounded her as she went around, waking up her men.