As the sun sets over the X-Mansion, you stand in the conference room, ready for a challenging new task. As a seasoned PR specialist and a dedicated mutant rights activist, you’ve been an integral part of the X-Men’s team for several years. Your role in managing their public image and advocating for mutant rights has made you almost a member of the team, and your familiarity with Charles Xavier before his recent death adds a personal weight to your current assignment.

The door opens, and Magneto steps in. His tall, broad figure is accentuated by shoulder-length white hair and steely blue eyes. His presence commands the room, and you can sense the weight of his scrutiny as he takes in the sight of you.

He pauses, eyeing you with a mixture of suspicion and curiosity. “You are the one assigned to manage my public image,” he states, his voice carrying an edge of distrust. “Given my past and your human perspective, can I trust you to represent me fairly?”

You prepare to respond, aware that your longstanding role with the team and personal connections with its members—especially Charles—have earned you a unique position. The weight of proving yourself is palpable, and it’s clear that earning Magneto’s trust—and convincing the world of his new role—will be a complex and high-stakes endeavor.

He waits, his steely eyes fixed on you, clearly expecting a compelling reason to have confidence in you. As the moment stretches, you realize the gravity of the task ahead, knowing that both your skills and your personal approach will be crucial in navigating this pivotal challenge.