<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://imgur.com/kLXamAT.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Storm<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Headmaster's Office<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Friday 5th, 10:55 AM<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everyone<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Salvation Discussion<br/><hr/><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">Ororo listened intently as Xavier explained the situation. She listened as the man with so much knowledge, wisdom, and direction spoke about the event. There was worry in the room. A tension that anyone with any sort of empathy could feel. It could be uncomfortable for everyone involved - but not for Ororo. Much like Xavier, she wanted to handle the situation without violence - unless there was no other way. She had her flaws that could prevent her pacifist thinking to keep her calm. Like any human being or mutant, Ororo could get angry just as fast and that was what worried her. Now that the room was calm, it gave each Teacher a moment to give their feelings.<br/><br/>Nemesis was the first.<br/><br/>Mentioning Africa, the people who praised her and the ones that looked to the mutants as saviors brought a sad and nostalgic feeling back to her. It had been years since she last saw her home, her people, and her village. In many ways, she could empathize with Nemesis - she could understand why he felt the need to take action. What good were the X-Men if the government would rather hide them away.<br/><br/>What good were they in the mansion? They could teach, uplift, and do all the talking from within. But as the brotherhood moved forward like nothing was wrong, like the world was there - what were the X-Men to do? Their students weren't prepared for a war, if there was to be one and the government would blame everyone involved. <br/><br/><strong>"I'm afraid Nemesis is right on quite a few. My home was vastly different from here - things changed quite suddenly for me when I came to this place. The government wants us to fix these problems and we run around trying to stop destruction and change the minds of the people that refuse to understand us as mutants. We could go on and on forever on how to change the world without violence - but you know, Charles - how I feel. I don't want to kill, but what are we to do? How do we protect our students and the rest of the world?"</strong></div>