[Teddy winces. He's seen this expression on Magneto before; it's the kind he wears almost all the time. There's something sad about it, which strikes an odd, sympathetic chord within Teddy. He knows, logically, that at home Magneto is trying to be better. He knows that he probably loves Wanda and Pietro and by extension, Billy and Tommy. It's hard to wrap his head around, given his reputation, but Teddy knows Magneto has to feel something.

He's not rude enough or foolish enough to assume that the Magneto is front of him will live the same life or feel the same things. There are a million realities out there and a million reasons why he might not have children or go on a different path. ]

-- Okay. I believe you. But I'm not lying, I swear.

[He says it gently. He has no idea how Billy would handle this. Probably about as well as Teddy is. ]

I don't know if that'll be your future or if you're from a whole different universe.

[Sort of. Now is probably not the time to start explaining complicated reality warping magic and Billy's two moms. ]

But Billy is, you know, where I'm from. He's a mutant, like you. He and his brother pretty much have the same powers as their mom and uncle.

[which is pretty weird, and now really isn't the time to be thinking about the Freudian implications of that while talking to Wanda's dad.]