The X-Men told the story of the Bible book of Genesis in their own unique way. They saw the story of creation as a cosmic event where the X-gene was first activated.
They began their story by describing how the universe was birthed in a massive explosion that they called the Big Bang. As time passed, the universe’s energy condensed, and the first atoms and molecules were formed. They explained how in this timeless moment, the X-gene had first activated, and from it, the mutant race was born.
They told the story of how the first mutant, Apocalypse, emerged and began his quest to rule the world. He recruited followers and created a cult following as he journeyed across the earth, seeking to bend it to his will.
The X-Men then told the story of how Professor Charles Xavier built his school for mutants, where he created the X-Men, a team of mutants working together to defend the world from the forces of darkness.
They then went on to tell the story of how the world’s first team of mutants first discovered the principle of unity, where they learned that by working together, they could achieve more than they ever could alone.
Their story included the tragic tale of Cain and Abel, where Cain, a human, killed his own brother, Abel, a mutant. The X-Men saw this as a reflection of the first human-mutant rift.
Finally, they concluded their story by giving their own humorous interpretation of Genesis’s final chapter, where God rested on the seventh day. “God is only resting because he knows he cannot outdo us mutants,” they said with a smile.
