Marvel: Sleep With Girls To Get Their Powers

The bell rang, signaling the end of class. Students began packing up their notes and preparing to head to the cafeteria.

Before Kitty could approach Nolin, he had already stepped out of the classroom and stopped Ororo, who was about to leave.

For a brief moment, Ororo was caught off guard by Nolin's strikingly handsome appearance—something that seemed straight out of a novel.

"Nolin? What's the matter?" Ororo asked gently.

"Ms. Ororo, can I ask you for a favor?" Nolin replied earnestly.

"What kind of favor?"

"Can you clear the clouds above us?"

Ororo blinked, expecting a question about class material, not this unexpected request. She instinctively wanted to refuse but found herself hesitating.

Was it even possible to reject someone this charming? For her, this was just a small task.

Looking at Nolin's warm yet slightly apologetic smile, she couldn't help but feel like she was basking in sunlight herself.

Yes—someone like him should always be bathed in sunlight, right?

Realizing that the clouds overhead were indeed obstructing the sunlight, Ororo justified the request to herself. After all, they had outdoor classes planned for tomorrow—sunshine would boost morale.

With that thought, her eyes turned white—a sign that her powers were activating.

A gust of wind swept across the sky, dispersing the dark clouds and allowing the sunlight to shine through.

Nolin's body immediately felt reinvigorated.

"Thank you, Ms. Ororo!"

"It's nothing! But remember—our abilities aren't meant to be used recklessly. We have to respect the natural order," Ororo replied with a soft smile.

Just then, Charles's voice echoed in Ororo's mind, calling her away.

"I'll talk to you later, Nolin. I have something urgent to attend to."

"Nolin! Nolin! What were you talking about with Ms. Ororo just now?"

As soon as Ororo was out of sight, Kitty rushed up, masking her emotions with curiosity.

"Nothing much. I just asked her to clear the clouds. Don't you think the sunlight is mesmerizing?"

Nolin's reply was honest, but Kitty's eyes lingered on his face as if searching for deeper meaning.

Kitty's thoughts began to wander.

Nolin really did look good in sunlight. With his golden glow, he appeared almost ethereal.

But something didn't sit right with her.

"Ororo's not usually this agreeable. Is it just because of his charm?"

Kitty couldn't help but envy Ororo.

"If only I could control the weather too, I could keep the skies sunny for Nolin every day. Then he'd be happy, and he'd… thank me."

Just imagining Nolin's sweet words made her heart flutter.

But as quickly as her daydream formed, reality hit her hard.

"I'm just a low-level mutant with molecular phasing abilities and almost zero combat power."

"Nolin probably prefers strong women like Ororo."

Kitty's insecurities began to grow.

"Kitty, actually… I didn't get a good taste yesterday," Nolin suddenly said, interrupting her thoughts.

"Taste? Taste of what?" Kitty asked, confused.

Then she followed his gaze—and her face flushed red.

"No! What happened yesterday?!"

Just recalling that brief, electric moment made her knees weak.

"If it felt that good just for a second… what would it feel like if we really took our time?"

Kitty instinctively clenched her legs together, her heart racing.

"Screw it—let's continue!"

Without hesitation, Kitty grabbed Nolin's hand and dragged him away. Phasing through several walls, they reached a secluded area.

Standing on her toes, she kissed him deeply.

Ah~ The taste was intoxicating!

Kitty's senses were overwhelmed—touch, taste, smell, sight, sound—all blending into a euphoric experience.

It was no wonder Kara couldn't resist Nolin. How could she possibly hold back?

"Don't resist—just give in," was Kitty's last coherent thought before her mind went blank.

Later, Back in Class

By the time lunch ended, Kitty and Nolin made their way back to the classroom.

Kitty leaned against Nolin for support, her legs still weak from the "battle."

Neither of them had eaten lunch, but Nolin didn't feel hungry, and Kitty felt completely satisfied—as if she'd had a feast.

Coincidentally, the afternoon class was biology, taught by Professor Charles Xavier.

Charles's lectures focused heavily on genetics, and his insights were invaluable for mutants looking to develop their powers.

For Nolin, this was an opportunity to gather useful knowledge for strengthening his abilities.

When Nolin and Kitty entered, most students were already seated.

"Sorry, Professor. Kitty twisted her ankle earlier," Nolin explained.

Kitty nodded and lifted her foot, feigning pain.

Charles glanced at her and immediately understood.

As a telepath, he could tell exactly what had happened—but he chose not to comment.

After all, Kitty and Nolin were technically adults.

He knew young people well enough to understand their impulses.

"Alright, let's move on with the lesson," Charles said, refocusing the class. "Today's topic: Can mutants undergo secondary mutations?"

The Lesson

Charles explained that mutants typically had a primary ability, which they could refine over time, sometimes developing secondary powers.

For example, Jean Grey's telepathy eventually expanded into telekinesis, and her abilities diverged from Charles's own skillset.

Charles emphasized that no two mutants are exactly alike.

Each person's genes were unique, leading to different abilities, strengths, and weaknesses.

However, he also noted the rare occurrence of secondary mutations—where a mutant's powers evolved drastically, sometimes resulting in new abilities or physical transformations.

The best-known examples were Emma Frost and Beast.

Beast, for instance, originally appeared human but gained enhanced strength and agility after his mutation advanced, resulting in his now beast-like appearance.

As Charles elaborated, he occasionally glanced at Nolin—often enough for Nolin to notice.

"Does he think I've undergone a secondary mutation?"

Nolin remained calm but was curious about what Charles had sensed.

Despite his suspicions, Nolin wasn't worried.

Charles wasn't the type to resort to unethical actions.

Besides, Nolin's mental defenses were strong enough to resist psychic attacks—long enough, at least, for him to level the entire school if necessary.

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