"Bruce, I have an idea."
At the mourning ceremony on Paradise Island, everyone watched the bodies of the fallen Amazon warriors being cremated, their hearts heavy.
Just then, The Flash, Barry Allen, approached Bruce Wayne, who wore a solemn expression.
Although Bruce Wayne had little connection to the Amazon Warriors of Paradise Island,
as a capitalist, putting on an act was part of the job.
"What idea?"
Bruce Wayne asked casually without even turning his head.
"Have you ever thought about changing something in the past?"
The Flash, Barry Allen, asked.
Bruce Wayne's eyes narrowed, and he looked directly at him.
There were so many people present, but all he could hear was Barry's voice.
Barry Allen continued, "For example, stopping the mugger from shooting your parents in that alley..."
At Barry's words, Batman Bruce Wayne's eyes grew dark.
There was no doubt that this was his deepest pain.
He had also wondered countless times how wonderful it would be if things could have been different.
It seemed like an opportunity.
But Bruce Wayne quickly shook his head.
Doing that would have serious consequences.
There were already enough Parallel Worlds, and changing time on top of that could lead to unpredictable results.
"What are you planning to do, Barry?"
Bruce Wayne asked gravely.
"I want to save my mother."
The Flash, Barry Allen, said, "I just need to protect her without anyone noticing. Then she won't die. Maybe I'll only change a few details."
"I promise it won't affect anything."
At his words, Bruce Wayne said gravely, "The fact that you're saying this means you know it will change things."
"Can one person's life or death really change the future?"
The Flash, Barry Allen, asked reluctantly.
A host of emotions flashed across his face.
Bruce Wayne could tell at a