Charles Francis Xavier is a seventeen-year-old mutant, quite charming, admired and worshipped by different people who know him. Always being a prodigy for his family and close circle, he also obtained the privilege of receiving sympathy from his teachers whom he met throughout his life. The laughing mutant in addition to his gift of telepathy, possessed a wide cerebral intellectual at his young age, being educated in renowned schools, quite privileged to which very few accessed, Charles became a trophy of his parents. However, the reality that was around him made his dreamy perfect world slowly change. Society repudiated the mutants and in the 70s, when their revolution began to be noticed, the aggressive response of governments and humans generated conflicts between both species.

Charles, despite being born in the 80s, and being educated politically in the early 90s, didn’t lose interest in what his people lived years ago. He triumphantly entered Oxford at sixteen, where everything seemed to resume its right path, until an unexpected presence altered his planned schedule that he established for his university life. Erik Lehnsherr, a twenty-one-year-old german mutant who received a scholarship to deepen his career studies in London. When they met, Charles quickly identified him as a mutant. Lehnsherr noticed the same. They didn’t agree on many things, only in the race but that didn’t mean that they couldn’t get along.

He inquired about Erik’s past telepathically with his permission. Later they were establishing a bond of fraternity that sometimes became ambiguous, but even so, there was a latent affection. They started a fraternity in Oxford, where their priority towards their people was the main thing. Although his father didn’t think it was right to expose himself that way, Charles decided to keep his initiative with Erik. Living more with him.

“Erik, please! Give it back to me, I’ll be late for the meeting that Hank invited me!” Shouts Xavier, trying to recover his glasses from Erik’s hands.