P.S.: I must solemnly clarify one thing here: I absolutely did not write Flash to death. Readers who misunderstood should go back and carefully reread the previous chapter.
Cisco Ramon was an outstanding graduate of Central City University. At just nineteen, he had completed every course in the physics department and earned the corresponding doctorate. Upon graduation, he caught Harrison Wells's attention and was recruited as a primary physics assistant at S.T.A.R. Labs.
After the particle accelerator accident at S.T.A.R. Labs, twenty-year-old Cisco Ramon and Caitlin Snow, a biology assistant three years his senior, did not leave like the other scientific assistants affiliated with S.T.A.R. Labs.
To the two of them, Harrison Wells had been a mentor in life. Moreover, because of the accident caused by the particle accelerator, Harrison Wells had been forced into a wheelchair. Not only did they not abandon him, they remained at S.T.A.R. Labs and continued helping him with various support tasks.
At the same time, they stayed because they wanted to do some good, hoping to make amends alongside Harrison Wells for those who had been killed or injured by the particle accelerator. (P.S.: As mentioned in previous chapters, the particle accelerator malfunctioned during operation, resulting in numerous casualties in Central City.)
That was also why, when Harrison brought Barry Allen—a victim of the particle accelerator—to S.T.A.R. Labs for treatment, the two of them spared no effort in treating Barry Allen, hoping he would wake up sooner. (P.S.: A little explanation for everyone: when the particle accelerator malfunctioned, the dark matter it released merged with lightning and happened to strike Barry Allen, along with some chemicals around him. Barry Allen thus gained superpowers, but because he needed time to adapt to them, his body forced him into a prolonged coma.)
But today, when