X-Men

In the vast universe of superheroes, mutants have always held a special place due to their unique abilities and the moral dilemmas they face. This story introduces us to two of Marvel’s most iconic characters: Rogue and Wolverine, who arrive at a private academy designed exclusively for young individuals with special powers. This place is not just an educational center but also a refuge where mutants can learn to control and harness their abilities.

The academy is led by a team of superheroes known as the X-Men, a group whose mission is to protect both mutants and humans from threats that could endanger peace. The arrival of Rogue and Wolverine marks a crucial moment, as their experience and skills will be vital to facing a new challenge.

The central conflict arises when a terrorist organization composed of mutants with powers similar to those of the X-Men begins to wreak havoc. This antagonistic faction uses their abilities not to protect, but to sow chaos and promote a violent agenda that threatens the stability of both the mutant and human worlds.

The confrontation between the X-Men and this terrorist organization is not only physical but also ideological. While the X-Men seek peaceful coexistence and mutual respect between mutants and humans, the terrorist faction represents radicalization and violence as means to achieve their goals. This duality adds depth to the narrative, showing that true power lies not only in special abilities but in the decisions and values of those who possess them.