Red Eyes
May 31, 2016
Fragments. He remembers in fragments.
Fire. Falling. Red.
His time in the orphanage unclear.
Nathan. Toby. Robyn.
His life before the accident even more obscure.
Mom. Dad. Baby brother.
His life as a mutant?
Grey. Pryor. Frost. Xavier. Winters. Essex.
That amount of telepathic scarring can’t be good for anyone.
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