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"Here," was all Caitlin said as she jumped away from him and in front of the Professor. He did not seemed startled by their appearance but by her being suddenly in front of him.

"You told me I had to chose a side," she said, "remember?"

The professor nodded, looking at William, "I take it you two had a long talk. It seems you have decided to said with my xmen, William included, at my mansion. Glad you saw the right choice. We have much to do to get you ready to become an offical member of the xmen." The Professor role passed her but came to an abrupt stop as she jammed her foot deep into one of the wheels on his chair. He attempted to dislodge her foot.

"Remember," she said again with narrowed eyes, "I have indestructible skeleton. You won't be able to snap that unless I want to remove my foot."

"Very well," said the Profsser as he stop trying to move his chair, "What is this all about then?" "You assume incorrectly of my decision." "Forgive me then, but I figure since you came back...with William, that your decision was to stay with the xmen," explained the Professor, "I see you have decided to follow Erik in his madness. Caitlin, I know the humans have been bad to you. Horrible even, but not all them are to blame. You cannot blame all of them for a small handfull that had done the terrible wrongs to you. Please---."

Caitlin just about flipped him out of his chair as she kicked her foot free," I also never said I joined his side either! Do you not look further than pass your nose!"

"I am afraid there is no third choice, William," commented the Professor with an arched eyebrow.

Caitlin shook her head, "There is always a choice. What makes it hard to decide on, is due to fearing the outcome and consquences." He turned to her then, but spoke to William, "This your decision as well? Did you always dislike what the xmen do?" Caitlin growled threatening at the man, being protective suddenly of William. The Professor tone held a hint of betrayel and hate that she easily picked up on. Still, she straightened and remained quiet, it was not her battle or conversation temporarily.

"Perhaps you might be right. Still----"

"Then 'perhaps' there is still some hope for you by that acknowledgment," interrupted Caitlin. She walked away from him then, towards William. Next to him, she turned her waist around from hip to look at the Professor. "If the offer for a roof of my head is still there, I wouldn't mind staying at the school and being a teacher there, but my views remain the same. I can't say that I,...or William, will be reliable because of those reasons. I doubt I will intervene,period, unless it affects me personally however." She looked back at William then. She wondered if she spoke of out turn to him when she spoke of how he might react slightly?

The Professor nodded his head, "Mutants, all mutants, are welcome to my school as longs as they follow the rules and stay out trouble with humans. I will not close my doors to you two just because our views are conflicting at the moment. It is a safe heaven." He would still, and always, continue to get them both to see his ways. There were two sides, not a third. This medium they had forge would last for now, but not forever. Eventually that decision would have to be made, or made for them.

"Very well then," said Caitlin, "I will meet you back at the school." She suddenly turned to leave, buzzing the professor and William as she headed for the door outside.

Caitlin stopped and turned to William, "What are you doing?" She looked at the professor that was following William closely behind, "And too you as well?"

The professor looked up at her the expression that said "What the ******** do you think Sherlock". It was a look that was very shocking to see. "I know you are going to talk with him," said the Professor, "he is dangerous Caitlin. You should not go and be alone."

She could not believe it. The bald annoyance thought that he would hurt her, let alone be given the chance. Even so, if he was right, she did not care. She wanted to speak with him, needed to was more like it. "Piss off," was hissed out between Caitlins lips. She did not want him near her right now. She was becoming angered very easily right now. How dare he treat her like some pup!