When Chaoying meets Little Siren

Although Val had never seen the red uniform, she could still recognize Barry from the voice.

"Ba..." Weier whispered.

She was then covered with a wide palm over her mouth.

Barry, who was wearing a red uniform with a double-folded yellow lightning logo on his chest, squatted in front of her. In the background were the three villains who couldn't get rid of, and he threw the others three blocks away.

Stopping her from blurting out the name, Barry's palm over her mouth turned into a single upright finger.

"Call me 'Lightning' outside, little lady."

Barry looked a little tired, but he smiled.

"Glad to see you're okay."

Barry hugged her and handed her a toffee from his secret pocket.

Val took the candy and stared blankly at Barry, inexplicably a little uneasy.

"Lightning." Wei Er obediently changed his words: "Are you unhappy?"

The Flash was there to do the finishing touches. He knew the rogues would go to the bar to celebrate or have a relaxing night after a successful heist. He had met them in the bar when he was working on a crime, but if they were safe and sound at the time, He has no reason or need to arrest them.

In addition to the identities of criminals and vigilantes, they also have the lives of ordinary people.

And this gives Barry a clue after the hijacking.

So he went to the bars in the central city one by one.

This is the 140th second house.

Not a good experience.No, it's not that he's tired or irritated by the process of finding it.

It's just that he can't bear that after every hope that he might see Val is dashed every time he opens the door.

He was called in a few days ago to complete a search mission in Bludhaven. He spent an hour rummaging through 74 suspicious locations, and then found the man huddled in a corner in a locked warehouse and had lost his breath. A girl with bruises all over her body, that cold feeling all over her body haunts him until now.

He is the fastest member in the league, and he has been responsible for such search missions countless times, and every time he will face such a situation, his super speed allows him to have more time than others, to go again and again To experience this ups and downs from hope to disappointment, to experience this feeling of being played like a rag doll between heaven and hell.

He'd had too many long days, and sometimes the day would end well, and other times it would end indefinitely, or end at the sight of the dead body of his search target, or worse.

That wouldn't be a good end, would it?

Sometimes he will feel that this ability is not a good thing.

Because the Speed ​​Force made him feel like he was thrown out of time.

But more often, he is grateful for this ability.

This ability allows him not to sit around in the police station, but to increase the hope of finding the people they lost.

"No." The Flash shook his head and tied Leonard's wrist tightly. "Finding you is definitely the happiest thing I've ever experienced today."

"You're scared," Leonard said.

"Hmm, I'm afraid you'll get a weapon that's in a trash can a block away and attack me."

The Flash shrugged.

"Okay guys, I gotta get you where you need to go."

"You're worried that we'll hurt her, or kill her." Leonard snorted, which almost made him feel insulted.

Weier was still holding the little white flower in her hand, and timidly interjected: "...he saved me,"

She thought for a while: "...from the front of the fire."

The Flash's disapproving gaze shifted to Heatwave.

Heat Wave Mick admits he's right, but he still insists: "We're criminals, man."

"Obviously, that's why I'm here," The Flash said.

"Where are they going?" Val asked.

"A place where people who have done bad things should go."

"Did they do something?" Will wondered.

"Well, it probably hurt some people's wallets, and the owners of those damaged wallets can't buy toffee and ice cream for their children."

The Flash said that he saw the little flower in Val's hand.

He paused, realizing that his previous actions might have been a bit hurtful: "Okay. In order to thank you for taking care of her, I will remind the warden to remember to put you in Area C. I remember you like the pea soup there?"

Lennart said, "Once."

Sam broke the pot and said, "I'm going to Area A, where they have fried eggs in the morning."

Val turned her head, looked at them, then at The Flash, suddenly realized.

"You don't like them doing bad things, but you are friends."

"Do not."

"dog……"

The "fart" that hadn't come out was taped up.

The staff on duty at the 24-hour convenience store received another small denomination bill and a note: "Don't look for it in case I wait or come back later. ——by Lightning"

Parents with children are really heartbroken.

Watching the rogues eat up has always been one of The Flash's pastimes.Because that usually means his job is over.

"Okay, 'friends'." The Flash smiled and made a gesture of invitation: "Do you want to go out by yourself or shall I take you out?"

Sirens blared at the door of the bar.

Central City, ha.

— a place where no matter whether it's police speed, superheroes or super villains, it will not disappoint.

Val, who was unscathed and got a small white flower, was led home by Barry who put on normal clothes.

It's night again.

Seeing that she was still holding the little white flower, Barry found a bottle cap for her, took some water, soaked the short green stem of the little flower in the water, and placed it in the middle of the dining table.

Val scratched the foot of the table with her hand to watch it.

"It's out of the sun."

Val was a little worried.

"Put it on the window sill and it will be blown away by the wind."

Barry ruffled her hair.

Weier took a look at the dark outside. She had never experienced the windy weather in Central City, and she was blindly confident in its survival: "No, it will be fine, she is my flower."

Barry thought that the survival rate of the little flower was not high if it was broken off, and it might make the child sad if it fell off in a few days.

He touched his pocket, trying to change the subject, only to remember that he had given the last toffee to Will in the bar.

But he found something else in his pocket, held it up to him, and saw that it was two tickets to a Metropolitan Museum exhibition.

Only then did he realize that this was given to him by the policeman who came to hand over the rogue gang, saying that it was a thank you gift for the handover of the people he saved.

The policeman was still very puzzled at the time, saying that the other party claimed to be "an unknown superman".

Well, Cosmopolitans.

Holding the two tickets, Barry reckoned that he could drop in to visit his old friends.

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Canterlot novice guide quest completed.

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