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Today, in what could be the worst storm in the history of our nation's capital.
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Hail the size of softballs, gale force winds, monsoon-like rain.
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So far, the National Weather Service has no explanation for the sudden and
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bizarre nature of this storm.
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It's those freaky mutants, man, they're doing this.
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It never changes.
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Whoa, no offense, Psych, but I'm about to lose my lunch.
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Who do I have to pay to get off this ride?
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Ooh, something is very wrong.
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The sky, the air, the wind, injured, crying, knocked off the earth.
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Take it easy, Storm, it's just a fluffy ride.
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The irregular weather patterns validate Storm's intuitive distress.
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They defy nature, in that they do not coincide with the meteorological
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pressure systems that cause them.
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>> It's okay, let me help.
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Psych, please take us down.
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Stay back, all of you.
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Storm, no!
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She's gotta do this, kid.
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What's she doing out there?
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Stay with her, Psych.
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Hold on, everyone.
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Find an appropriate landing area, Cyclops.
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The wind shear factor just tripled.
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Forget appropriate, I just hope we can get this thing down in one piece.
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Controls won't respond.
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Maybe we should have taken out flight insurance.
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Tell me when the scary part's over.
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Beast, bypass auto landing gear release and activate reverse clusters now.
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I command the Sahara winds, transform this ice to steam.
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As you requested, Jubilee, the scary part is over.
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Radical landing.
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Yeah, almost looked like old Bug Eye knew what he was doing.
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Come in, Storm, where are you?
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Get back here immediately.
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This cannot be.
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What are you?
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I will not allow it.
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No!
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Let me go, I must fight it.
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The danger has passed, you are safe now.
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Who are you?
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What are you?
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I have traveled across dimensions of space to find you.
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My name is Archon, ruler of Polymicus.
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My planet is dying.
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You, mistress of the elements can save us.
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You created this chaos.
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It is but a hint of the misery that afflicts my planet.
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With every second, Polymicus comes closer to extinction.
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How could you endanger all of these people just to get to me?
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That is barbarous.
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My people depend on me.
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I must be prepared to do anything to save them.
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And you and those of your planet forgive me.
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The skies are clear.
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Are you hurt?
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Talk to us.
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Where are you?
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No, Cyclops, do you read me all the times?
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You must come with me now.
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But I cannot.
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Do not take me big, I need you.
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Sorry, we have sort of an emergency.
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Who's we, the Cub Scouts Puff?
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Now move over.
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Sure.
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We appreciate your cooperation and assure you that you shall be fully compensated.
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Anything you say.
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Don't worry, they're not as bad as they look.
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Professor, the meteorological disturbance is over.
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Climatic and atmospheric conditions have stabilized.
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That is excellent news, but I see that Storm is not with you.
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As you may have deduced, she left us to battle the raging elements.
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Our attempts to reach her have failed thus far, though we've determined the
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location of her communicator to be near the Washington Monument and are en route.
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Keep me informed.
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Certainly, Professor.
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Because if Cerebro cannot find her, it means she is thousands of miles away,
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unconscious, or worse.
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I found Storm's communicator.
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Any sign of Storm, this is most unusual.
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Either somebody likes to play the back nine at midnight, or
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this has something to do with what happened to Storm.
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Any luck, Beast?
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It is most perplexing, Professor.
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A simple beam of light can easily pass through it,
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yet it completely occludes the radioactive energy of an X-ray.
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Its matter contains no recognizable elements.
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And alas, every attempt to identify its primary energy source has proved futile.
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How much longer are we gonna play with that golf ball?
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Try to be patient, Jubilee Beast is doing the best he can.
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I'm afraid we may never find her.
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It's just the last time we saw Storm.
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She was, well, freaking out.
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Something's real wrong.
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The kid's right.
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Playing chemistry set ain't getting us anywhere.
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What'd I do?
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Your impatience may have opened a door, but to where?
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To Storm.
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That's why she left it for us.
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We cannot be sure she left it.
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Send me a postcard when you're sure.
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In the meantime, I'm gonna find out.
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Come on.
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Logic is on Logan's side.
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Shall we?
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Let's go.
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Into the unknown.
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Why did you deny me the chance to speak to my friends?
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If your need is just, why drag me here like a prisoner?
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Forgive me, Storm.
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Your friends may have tried to dissuade you.
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Please understand it was the action of a desperate man.
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So many lives depend on me.
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Every solution I have tried has failed.
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You have saved so many with your powers and compassion.
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When you cast your eyes on my troubled world, you will begin to understand.
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My people huddle, sheltered the best they can.
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I do not know how long we can hold out.
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These storms have weakened the ring of verdant,
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which protects our planet the way the ozone layer protects your Earth.
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I sense a terrible wound, even a dying of the planet.
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Not only is our planet suffering, but so are her inhabitants.
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The fluctuating atmosphere has made my people ill.
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Can you forgive me now, Storm?
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Now that you understand my responsibilities,
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will you, weather goddess, help my people?
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Yes.
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We're back in Hurricane Central.
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Fascinating.
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The base of a hurricane circulates in the opposite direction from its apex.
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Is that, like, worse than regular hurricanes?
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Intruders!
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You will pay for bringing the flags and storms that are destroying our planet.
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Perhaps these visitors can help us.
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How dare you speak out.
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Get back to work.
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We have nothing to do with your misfortunes.
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We just arrived in search of a missing friend.
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Yeah, you welcome wagon ladies seen a white haired woman flying around.
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Get them.
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Stop.
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Sorry, but can't we, like, talk this thing out?
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It would behoove you to turn around, Julie.
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Are you guys sure we're not still on Earth?
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Let's get out of here.
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Why is nothing happening?
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Please, be patient.
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Getting in tune with an entire planet takes time and I-
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What?
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What is it?
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I am sensing strong interference.
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It is coming from over there.
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What is that device?
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That is what's keeping this planet functioning during this time of crisis.
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It is the central energy transmitter.
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Polymicus depends on it for a great deal, including our security.
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But Archon, it is causing- >> Surely your powers are strong enough to
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accommodate its presence.
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The truth is, I cannot be sure that I can help your planet at all.
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Dear Storm, if your powers have half the strength of your compassion,
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you can save galaxies.
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Take my hand, I know that together we will triumph.
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Something tells me, these guys don't want to talk.
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Thanks, I think.
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Watch it, boys, I'm an old hand at this.
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This is not how I would have wished to learn about this new culture.
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It's in cans of this planet, take dancing lessons.
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Their center of gravity, however, is problematic.
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I'm so glad we had this little heart to heart.
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Scouring sands, surrender to your deserts.
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Portrait skies, breathe gentle and clear.
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Hurricane winds, punish no more.
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Floods of destruction, calm your surging struggle.
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Forces of life, heal your wounds, shine, shine with strength reborn.
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I hope they weren't from the Chamber of Commerce.
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If we perform an analysis based on our coordinates of entry, we may be able to determine storms.
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I say, if a guy was enough of a big shot to kidnap storm, I bet he lives up there.
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Not particularly scientific, but persuasive nonetheless.
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I thought so.
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Take cover.
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Jail, I can't believe this, worse than Earth.
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I would exercise extreme caution, Julie.
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We have to find a way to distract our jailers, just like in the movies.
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This hurts me more than it's gonna hurt you, pal.
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Traitor.
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Huh?
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It's working, Storm must concentrate.
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It is over my darling, we are saved.
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Nice dump for a kidnapper.
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Keep away, bad chance.
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And do not understand.
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Storm, are you all right?
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No, don't.
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We don't like our friends to be yanked off the planet, pal.
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Chasing around the galaxy ruins my mood.
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Stop, stop, I am here to help.
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And unless I am allowed to, the entire planet will die.
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What?
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Let him go.
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Accept our apology, Storm.
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You must realize that when we lost contact with you, we feared your life was in jeopardy.
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Is there still time, Storm?
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I shall try, but there cannot be any more interruptions.
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You will prevail, I know you will.
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Well, guess they don't need us at all.
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We are saved.
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Storm, with self sacrifice and
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incredible will, you have saved Palamicus.
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Now, her people would like to thank you.
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Storm, storm, storm, storm, storm, storm.
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Wow, do you hear that?
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Indeed, Storm is most deserving of their praise.
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Right, but- >> But what?
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But how long are we gonna have to hang out here on the party planet?
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Party, Cooper.
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The Wolverine's right.
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We have no mission here.
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We must at least get word to the professor.
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But look, I think that Archon guy really likes Storm.
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Storm, I don't know how Earth celebrates your incredible deeds.
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But I tell you, Palamicus will love and worship you now and forever.
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And so will I.
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No one has ever done for me what you have.
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Archon, please, you must not speak this way.
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Your courage and love have given my people back to me.
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Your beauty has stolen my heart.
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Archon, I- >> Storm, will you move by my side?
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As empress, will you bond with me as you have bonded with the planet?
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Archon, it is too sudden.
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You cannot expect me to know so soon.
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I have known you since the instant we met.
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I, yes, yes, I will.
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I present to you our queen, Storm.
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