Mystique knew that she had to tell him the truth. She took a deep breath and let it out. "Son, My children don't hate me for being a mutant. They're mutants too. They hate me due to things that I have done. Things that were less than honorable. Things I have done under Magneto."
"You worked for Buckethead?" Ranma said surprise. He worried about what his mother was going to tell him. But his father had done bad things and that hadn't made him hate him...too much.
"You see I.." Mystique started, telling her tale. How she had served under Magneto trying to create a world were mutants ruled over humans. How she had adopted a daughter and then manipulated her till that daughter had learned the truth. How she had abandoned her other child after she had let magneto at him. How she had manipulated and controled everyone in her life. And how she had decided to try to start over with him after getting tired of all of the battles.
Ranma thought this over. It wasn't good, but she was still his mother. But she was trying to become better. "It's okay, mother. We all make mistakes. But what do we do know?"
Mystique thought over the options that she and her son had. They had little.
Magneto was now interested in them. Ranma had defeated him without using a mutant power. Ranma still might be a mutant, but the fact that he had defeat a mutant without powers. Magneto would want to know everything Ranma knew in order to prevent that from happening again. Plus he would be prepared for anything the next time he saw the martial artist.
She had one option for her son. It would cost her much. She would have to send him to the X-men.
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