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Of Mutants and Men
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  • Reads 25,209
  • Votes 918
  • Parts 21
  • Time 3h 9m
Ongoing, First published Feb 16, 2017
Angelika Frank, a mutant who had a knack for surviving, watched the world become corrupt beyond imagination, then cure itself afterwards. She had stood in the very of center of the madness and endured an agonising youth.

Amidst the raging battle between the threatened mutants and excessively defensive humans, she took no part in it and pursued to aid the world in her own ways.

But when three men and a teenager barge into her apartment, asking her help to break out an old friend from a maximum security prison, Angelika finds herself standing right in the middle of the storm.

In a world where the only options are to kill or to be killed, will Angelika give up her old tranquil life for her fellow mutants?


[An Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto story]
[X-Men fanfiction]
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Charles Xavier was never meant to be a father, but when the CIA entrusts him with a fragile, frightened little girl named Charlotte, he swears to protect her. Small and quiet, with storm-grey eyes that hide a world of fear, Charlotte clings to Charles as her only safe harbour. In a world too cruel to understand her, he is her shelter, her constant. But fragility is not freedom. As the years pass after Cuba, their bond grows suffocating. Charlotte needs him, and Charles needs to be needed. She doesn't leave him like the others did. She cannot. She will not. She is his constant, his reason, his refuge. But safety is fragile-like glass, it can crack. When Erik Lehnsherr unfortunately returns, he finds a terrified child, too afraid to look him in the eye, too devoted to Charles to question the world he has built around her. Charlotte has become a ghost, hidden in the shadow of a man who cannot bear to lose her. And Erik? Erik intends to shatter the glass.