Scarlet Witch's M-Day Nightmare

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“The Scarlet Witch played with reality and made mutants the dominant race, she then decided to change reality in her attempt to erase X-Gene. We call this M-Day. M-Day occurred in New York City at 11:15 a.m. on a Tuesday morning, causing 91.4% of the world’s mutant powers to falter and disappear. While only 27 of the students retained their powers in Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters, most students lost their power and left. The Sapien League took advantage of the moment and attacked the mansion.
Cyclops and Emily decided to gather the remaining depowered students and put them on a bus to protect them in secret. Although, the bus was then attacked by the Purifiers. Due to that, Cyclops ordered closure of all X-Corp offices globally and

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