To speed up the process, Rachel gets her pet Warwolf, Amazing Baby, to track Aurora's scent, leading the team to a nearby bridge. This process makes following Aurora's trail rather slow, following Aurora's previous actions in real-time.
Rachel must interact with objects which Aurora touched, using them as a kind of "runway" for the trail. The others ask if Rachel can use her ability to simply find out where Aurora is and what happened to her, but the telepath explains that the combination of her telepathic and time-sensitive powers doesn't make things that easy. Related: X-Men: The Cuckoos Set Their Sights On an Omega-Level Telepath Rachel calls this power "chrono-skimming," which allows her to telepathically witness Aurora's last moments in the motel.
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While everyone else is unsure how to proceed, Rachel unveils a helpful ability with which she can follow Aurora's trail. The investigation leads the mutants to an abandoned motel room in Bellingham, Washington. In the issue, Rachel joins Northstar, Polaris, Daken, Prodigy and Eye-Boy in the search for Northstar's missing and presumed dead sister, Aurora. And in X-Factor #1, Rachel shows just how unique her powers really are. While her powers might seem to be interchangeable with her mothers, Rachel has a unique combination of telepathic and time-related abilities that distinguish her from other mutants. Whether she's going by Marvel Girl, Phoenix or Prestige, Rachel is often reduced to relatively minor roles within the X-Men's larger world, even though she's a central figure in the history of multiple timelines and the child of her world's Cyclops and Jean Grey. Rachel Summers is one of the X-Men's most frequently overlooked members. Warning: The following article contains major spoilers for X-Factor #1, by Leah Williams, David Baldeon, Israel Silva and VC's Joe Caramagna, on sale now.
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