Reverse-Flash had no idea what those roars he heard actually were. He was a speedster, and he understood other powers to some extent, but not all that deeply.
He was a villain, as well as a world-saver forced into the role. It was only after he discovered that The Flash Barry Allen of his universe had died and that this world had become his property that he first thought about fulfilling his responsibility to protect it.
He excelled at destruction, at causing trouble, and at making The Flash Barry Allen suffer unbearably. But he alone had no idea how to become a superhero, a guardian who protected others.
Deep down, Reverse-Flash did not possess the great soul of a hero. Everything he did was merely a clumsy imitation of his former nemesis, driven by resentment and instinct spurred on by his confusion about the future.
That was why Reverse-Flash could never bring people hope. No matter how fast he ran, he would never create miracles like The Flash Barry Allen. He merely applied power and rules.
Because ever since the entire multiverse they lived in was born, "miracles" had been created only by the "immune cells" known as superheroes—the multiverses saved time and time again, and even Prime Universe Superman, who had erupted with power during the Sixth Dimension incident and shattered the Baby Multiverse with one punch...
"This is a miracle, and it's only natural for miracles to happen to me." Reverse-Flash heard Batman's voice and raised his head. As Batman extended his palm, the roar howling through the clouds grew louder and louder.
When the enormous creature poked its head out of the clouds, Reverse-Flash finally realized what he was seeing.
"The Blue Lantern Beast, Yao Shi Huang," Chen Tao said. He told Reverse-Flash, "I summoned Yao Shi