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The wind up...and the pitch.

"I want to join the Hellfire Club. Now, you've heard that before, millions of times, but it's more than a status symbol to me. My mother is the Selene, the Black Queen. Some would say former, but I won't go into that. The point is, I'm looking to join both to benefit myself, and those who are willing to deal with me." he said.

"I propose to do this in several ways. This club is a small one. I also have the idea of...addressing the issue of mutant/human relations through the use of television. A reality show based on a group of mutants who 'fight the good fight' as it were.

A group of mutants who could be to our people what the Avengers are to humans." he says. He let that lay for a moment before continuing.

"The closer these politicians get to pushing this crazy idea of registration down everyone's throats, the harder it will become for mutant rights to be addressed. A team of mutants working with the government to address issues between mutants and humans stands a better chance of garnering support to help out other mutant causes." he said.

He was gambling a great deal on his belief that Emma's affiliation with the X-Men put her in the camp that would like to see this anti-mutant registration defeated.

"If this causes humans to think about mutants as people and consider that their elected leaders pushing for invasion of people's rights are in the wrong, I see a great deal that can be accomplished.

My other idea has to do with Genosha. I'm of the belief that I can forge an inroad with Magneto that others do not have. Frost Industries being able to do business where Shaw Industries doesn't leads to a market of untapped resources.

Having a link to the ear of his heir probably doesn't hurt either.

Have I wasted your time?" he asked. He was lucky she couldn't hear his surface thoughts, but if she chose to dig, she would understand that he believed in all he was setting out to accomplish.

She would also know that he understood how much of a risk he was taking going to the person often stood across from Sebastian Shaw on the direction of the Club.