Issue 4 DT: Into the great blue yonder

[Aiden Mitchell]

Aiden flew above mutant town using the rough directions he'd been given. At the moment he was gliding a good distance above the ground.

"What do you think?" Aiden asked his passenger.

[John Hino]

"Fantasy books will never be the same," John grinned.

[Aiden Mitchell]

"You'll wonder how they got the feeling of flying so wrong," Aiden said with a chuckle, "It's strange to see no other mutants in the sky."

[John Hino]

"No reason to flaunt our abilities."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"It's sad to to hear it thought of as flaunting," Aiden said, "When you can fly why shouldn't you?"

[John Hino]

"Some do, others have learned not to make waves."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"It is distressing to hear mutants talk of not making waves by using their abilities," Aiden said then sighed moving closer towards the ground, so they could get a better view.

[John Hino]

"Sometimes I do wish I could walk anywhere I wished and not draw stares," he admitted.

[Aiden Mitchell]

"You should be able to," Aiden said angrily as smoke leaked from his mouth.

[John Hino]

"Though, I do enjoy the stares I get for being an X-Man."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"Different then the stares I got during my time as an acolyte," Aiden said, "In the end they'll turn on you."

[John Hino]

"My father never did."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"Never turned on you?" Aiden asked, "Your own parents are entirely different than the human populace as a whole."

[John Hino]

"With people there are no absolutes."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"Their actions often speak otherwise," Aid said, "At least from what I've picked up so far."

[John Hino]

"You speak as if they have a single hive mind."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"Because they act like they do," Aiden said.

[John Hino]

"That's because when you look down from above, all you see is ants."

[Aiden Mitchell]

"Perhaps," Aiden said beginning to turn, so they can circle mutant town.