Reverse Flash

Barry quickly finished his food and asked expectantly, "Brother Kino, what about what you promised me?"

Kino looked at the big boy in front of him, who looked like he was waiting for a Christmas present, and couldn't help but chuckle, "When have I ever lied to you?"

He raised his hand and snapped his the Snap crisply.

"Wait."

The Snap was made.

The silhouette of a woman gradually solidified.

In that instant, the air in the room seemed to freeze, and two pairs of eyes looked around at the world, searching for something.

Kino frowned and canceled the order.

"Mom... Brother Kino?"

Barry watched his mother's figure disappear, his smile freezing instantly. He turned to Kino, his eyes filled with confusion.

"This is a bit troublesome."

Kino's eyes flashed with starlight as his gaze shifted beyond the multiverse to the owner of those two gazes.

Tempus Fuginaut, the God of Time

Surveillance.

Their expressions were somewhat puzzled; one of them looked back to see what had caused the anomaly in the Timeline.

One is using high technology to search for its target.

However, they eventually turned their attention to Barry, confirmed that the change was caused by the Flash, and slowly looked away.

Kino, standing to the side, Kino.

I never imagined that Barry's Absolute Point in Time was so important. Direct resurrection wouldn't work either. The death of Barry's mother, Nora, was the key point. In all the worlds after this point, her existence is not allowed.

It's not that he couldn't force a resurrection, but he was worried about attracting God's attention.

In a forest, the rustling of a single leaf goes unnoticed, but if an entire tree is shaking violently, even a blind person would notice something amiss.

Barry looked at Kino's solemn expression, the light in his eyes gradually dimming, and he forced a smile that was more like a grimace:

"Brother Kino, I think I'll pass. Disturbing Mom's sleep will upset her."

Having said that, fearing that his vulnerability would be seen, red lightning suddenly flashed on his body, and he ran wildly towards the door.

The scenery along the way rushed past him, and he didn't know where to run; he just instinctively wanted to escape this bittersweet feeling.

"Return!"

Kino waved his hand, opening a portal, grabbing Barry back, and tossing him onto a nearby chair, somewhat speechless.

"I only said it was a bit troublesome, I didn't say it was impossible, why are you running away?"

"Brother Kino..."

Barry quickly wiped the tears from his face and looked at him expectantly.

"What should I do?!"

"Stay quiet and wait for my instructions."

Kino looked at Kara, about to say something, Kara had already stood up.

"Don't leave me, you promised."

"I didn't say I was abandoning you, let's go."

Kino held Kara's hand, and the Venom entered Kino's body directly.

"Barry, run!"

Red and gold lightning flashed, and the people in the small villa disappeared from the spot.

June 14, 2004

Central City.

Ten-year-old Young Barry, carrying his schoolbag, ran happily on his way home.

The setting sun cast a long shadow of him, and his schoolbag contained his report card with all the top grades he had just received that day, which he couldn't wait to show his mother.

The moment Barry pushed open the door, his smile froze—the door was hanging askew on the frame, and the sounds of fighting and his mother's screams came from inside.

"Mother!"

Young Barry ran straight in and saw yellow and red lightning swirling around him and his mother, Nora, while the entire kitchen was enveloped in a fierce wind.

"Mother!"

Young Barry shouted again.

Nora also noticed that Young Barry had returned.

"Run! Barry! Run!"

Barry's father, Henry, also ran downstairs. Just as he was about to rush over, he was knocked unconscious by a flying vase.

"No, Mom!"

Young Barry tried to get past, but was pinned to the ground by the strong wind.

In another room, the Flash watched all of this in agony, wanting to rush out.

Another the Flash appeared in the room across the street, reached out his hand to him, shook his head firmly, then rushed out and picked up Young Barry.

He took one last, reluctant look at his mother before leaving.

The Flash clutched his nose in pain and collapsed to the ground.

Bang! Bang!

While the Flash was still chasing and fighting, a transparent wall appeared in front of Reverse Flash, and he crashed into it.

The Flash in the room stared blankly at everything.

"I understand this pain, but it's okay, just bear with it for half a minute and it will be fine."

Barry said, empathizing deeply.

Kino and Kara were also there.

Nora, who had been sitting on the ground awaiting death, snapped out of her daze. Ignoring the strangely dressed people, she rushed towards Young Barry and hugged him tightly.

Barry shielded Nora, who was walking hurriedly.

"Mom, it's okay now."

But Nora immediately opened the door the moment she touched him, looking at Barry warily.

"Who are you?! What do you want? If you want money, I can give you my bank card, you can take it all."

Nora was still somewhat shaken; if Henry hadn't been lying on the ground, she would have already run away.

Barry was somewhat injured.

"Take off your masks, it's okay. You guys too, and the one inside, stop hiding, come out."

Kino used the Lasso of Truth to bind Reverse Flash.

Barry removed his mask, and the two the Flash on the ground also stood up, removing their blood-stained masks. The Flash who had been hiding in the room slowly walked out, removing his mask as well.

"Mom, it's me, Barry, Barry Allen."

Nora stared in disbelief at the four identical faces before her, then glanced at Young Barry in her arms, rolled her eyes, and fainted.

Barry quickly picked them up and placed them on the sofa. Young Barry also got down from his mother's arms and curiously looked at the four the Flash.

Kara moved a chair and placed it behind Kino.

"You are me from the future. Was that superpower? Am I a superhero in the future?!"

Young Barry got more and more excited as he talked; he read comics quite often, but he was quickly silenced by a strawberry cake.

Kino looked at the three the Flash in front of him.

"Tell me about your experiences."

The three the Flash looked at each other, none of them recognizing Kino; they were just another version of themselves listening to him.

Before the three the Flash could speak, Reverse Flash spoke first.

"And who are you, the new speedster? Want to change the past? Let me guess your identity: Barry's friend, you gained super speed with Barry to change the past. But you're traveling through Timeline with a woman... you wouldn't happen to be thinking of...?"

As Reverse Flash spoke, he shook his arm, trying to cut the rope while simultaneously trying to find out the origins of this mysterious person.

Did I ask you?

Kino looked at him coldly.

Holding the other end of the Lasso of Truth in his hand, golden lightning spread along the rope to Reverse Flash's body.

"Ughhhhh!!!"

Reverse Flash roared in agony as the golden lightning of the Lasso of Truth scorched him, his body convulsing violently, his once arrogant expression twisted into a grimace.

He tried to struggle, but found that each effort only made the power of the lightning penetrate deeper into his bones, as if thousands of tiny needles were darting around inside his body.