ALEX SUMMERS - HAVOK
Hellions - XIII
Alex ran side-by-side with Lorna as they filled every car in the parking lot with students.
"Come on, guys! Get the hell out of here now!" He yelled at a small boy carrying a very large suitcase full of belongings.
"No, dude! Leave it, trust me." He grabbed the suitcase and the boy ran ahead and jumped into the small Honda Civic that Sam Gutherie was driving. Alex slammed the door shut behind him and turned to Sam.
"Get them the hell out of here, dude."
Sam nodded firmly.
"Where are we going?"
Alex stopped for a moment, not knowing what to say. Then he remembered a promise his brother had made to him once. A promise that if he ever needed anything, he could go stay with him. He hoped the offer was still valid.
"Westchester, New York."
"Xavier's? Isn't he the bad guy here?"
"My brother is there. He'll know what to do."
Behind him, both Charles Xavier and Franklin Storm raised higher and higher into the air, a pressure of telekinetic energy filling the air. It was so noisy Alex could barely hear the loud rumble of the car infront of him. Behind him, Lorna shouted out.
"Alex, we need to go!"
Alex nodded and ran to the convertable in the garage, filled with students and Lorna in the passenger seat. He slammed the door as he got in and roared the engine to life.
"Say good-bye to the Academy, kids." He slammed the car into gear as it ripped through the concrete and through the long, paved drive way.
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Agent Anton Rodriquez, Agent Kitty Pryde, and Professor Emma Frost filed a very large number of student into a school bus. Kitty turned to Emma.
"That's the last of them."
Emma nodded.
"Lets get out of here." She ran into the bus, Anton and Kitty on her tail. Emma turned to the them.
"What about Franklin?"
Anton shook his head.
"Leave him. He's our only chance."
Emma stopped for a moment, clearly uncomfortable with leaving someone behind to die.
Kitty grabbed her by the arm.
"Emma, we have no choice! Think of the students!"
Emma nodded nervously.
"Right. Right..." She put the bus in gear and sped off the grounds as well.
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Xavier and Storm continued their battle in the sky. Both were locked on each others' gaze, using every bit of power within to overpower the other. After several long minutes of stalemate, Xavier smiled.
"You're tiring, boy."
Franklin cringed.
"Shut up, you old fart." It was true; he was tiring, but he wouldn't admit it.
Xavier chuckled.
"I have to admit, you gave up more of a fight than I expected. Regardless, when I am through here, I will kill that girl you love so much. What was her name again? May? I believe she was just born."
May. Daughter of Spider-Woman and the Patriot. He had left her upon commencement of the Exiles mission, hoping he would see her again. The mention of her name struck a chord with Franklin, giving Xavier exactly what he was looking for: a moment of weakness. He slammed him back with a burst of telekinesis, sending him barreling into the ground and punching a hole in the lawn. The sickening sound of crunching bones filled the air as his body failed to give way to the earth.
Xavier slammed down on the ground, both feet planted hard on the grass.
"Nice try, kid."
Franklin's body was completely destroyed. He was slipping fast.
"Lot..."
Xavier turned his attention to the school.
"Its time to show the world the power of Shaun Lot." He lifted his arms high into the air, and suddenly, the roof of the nearest building ripped into the air, breaking into hundreds of pieces. He turned, picked up a car full of students trying to escape and hurled it into the side of the building, exploding in a ball of fire. He then, without a word, stopped completely, and focused all of his energy into one blast. Every brick on the campus began to vibrate individually. Each tree began to uproot.
Suddenly, Franklin's voice interrupted Xavier's concentration.
Franklin, now aware of what he needed to do, fired a burst of all the telekinetic energy he could muster at Xavier, making sure to leave nothing behind.
"Hey, Lot. See you in Hell."