The Wail of The Banshee

Only Sofia and Clint knew what she was, afterall.

A quick text was sent off to the sitter, it was probably disjointed. She wasn’t really paying attention. It just included the necessary bits that she was on her way home and to just be sure he was napping when she arrived.

Which side was Jubilee on? Did she choose a side at all? Sean supposed that her choice would surely impact who she trusted with the child. She'd better have stayed with her own kind, he thought, the twins prejudice permeating his mind, and not left the poor wee thing in the hands of homo-sapiens.

He awaited Jubilee's directions with breath as baited as it could be while he screamed. More questions arose, ones that made him question the very foundation of his mission. A mutant parent did not necessarily mean a mutant child, after all. Would Jubilee be forced to leave her son on earth when the mutant migration took place? And what did being a mutant really mean to the twins? If she'd lost her powers, would they still consider her a mutant?

'When Daken loses, tell him he is a fool. And I will see him then.'

If she and Logan were a complicate novel, Daken and Logan were an epic spanning multiple volumes.