When they arrive at Vera's apartment, Hank and Bobby are shocked by Vera's sudden change in appearance. When Bobby rashly uses his freezing powers to prevent himself from being splashed by a puddle, Beast scolds him for not being more discreet about using their powers and warns that they could potentially blow their cover as X-Factor. Out in the rain, Bobby and Hank decide to take some time away from apartment hunting to pay a visit to Hank's old girlfriend Vera Cantor. He reports that Hank and Bobby are still out apartment hunting and points out a pitfall to their operation: At least 48% of the calls to their hotline are obvious crank phone calls. Warren meets up with Cameron Hodge, their public relations man at X-Factor. When Warren presses on the subject, Scott tells him to butt out and Warren leaves him be. Despite the fact that Scott knows he has to do this, he doesn't know how he feels about the situation and can't bring himself to talk to either woman about it. Warren is trying to be there for Scott and tells him that he needs to tell Madelyne that Jean is alive and Jean that Scott is married to Madelyne. While elsewhere in the complex Jean is not the only one having a sleepless night: Scott and Warren are up late as well.
She also reflects on the new direction in her life, being a member of X-Factor - posing with her friends the original X-Men as mutant hunters in order to teach mutants to control their powers, and how their first mission in recovering the young mutant Rusty Collins was a complete success. Waking to a snowy night, she reflects how things have changed since her return from the "dead", her without her telepathic powers, Xavier gone, Magneto supposedly leading the X-Men, and Scott strangely distant from her. Jean Grey awakens from a nightmare where she relives the night the Phoenix Force replaced her and took over her life years ago. Synopsis for "Bless the Beasts and Children" Appearing in "Bless the Beasts and Children"
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