How Many Flashes Are Hidden in That Room, No One Knows

"Spider-Man?"

Barry froze for two seconds before snapping back to his senses. He blinked in confusion. "Wait, aren't you Batman?"

"When did I ever say I was Batman?"

Du Mu chuckled. "Do I, a bright and cheerful young man, look like that gloomy guy with severe paranoia, a face full of misery and hatred, who fantasizes about being a bat?"

Barry: "

What a savage assessment. Could this guy have a grudge against Batman?

Du Mu waved a hand. "Then you'd be wrong. Batman and I are best friends."

A chill ran down Barry's back, and he blurted out, "How did you know what I was thinking? Do you have..."

Du Mu cut him off. "No, I don't have the ability to read minds."

Barry:

That settled it. This guy definitely could read minds.

Barry's mouth twitched. "If you're not Batman, then who are you?"

Du Mu did not hide it and answered frankly, "Like you, I'm not from this timeline. I come from another parallel universe, one somewhat similar to your original timeline. My universe also has superheroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and so on."

"A parallel universe?"

Barry was no stranger to the concept. In his original world, he had experienced several incidents related to parallel universes.

As the saying went, if it couldn't be explained, blame parallel dimensions.

That made it perfectly understandable why Du Mu knew so much.

Du Mu nodded. "That's right. In my universe, we were teammates. Together with other superheroes, we formed the Super Seven and protected Earth's peace. And you were the most important member among us."

Barry was a little flattered. "The me from another world was that important?"

Du Mu looked utterly sincere. "Of course. Whenever we encountered some irreparable crisis, we'd have to rely on you to reboot