Inside the warehouse, a red figure lurked in secret. Thanks to his ability to vibrate his own molecules at high frequency, he moved through the place unimpeded, as if no one were there.
In the blink of an eye, The Flash had covered more than half the warehouse and found the captured Wonder Woman and Green Lantern in a heavily guarded "cell."
The two were in miserable positions—hanging upside down, blindfolded, with a solid geometric shape formed by rotating a semicircle around its diameter stuffed in their mouths.
Fortunately, neither was in mortal danger. The Flash narrowed his eyes, got his nimble little brain working, and decided to play it by ear.
Two bruised superpowered lackeys and eight fully armed cannon fodder—those were the entire guards... practically no guards at all.
With defenses like these, The Flash felt that doing nothing would be an insult to his title as a speedster.
The original plan had been to gather intelligence, but plans could not keep up with changes, and changes could not keep up with him. As long as he did not trip over his own feet, he was confident he could get the two of them out intact.
Besides, he believed Superman... no, Batman would have had the same idea if he were here.
A red afterimage circled the room alongside golden lightning. The ten guards sluggishly rolled their eyes; The Flash had already started untying the ropes, yet they had not even fallen over.
Bang! x10
Ten bodies hit the floor at once. The Flash still failed to undo the ropes and could not help complaining, "Damn it, what kind of knot is this? There's obviously no dead knot, so why won't it come undone?"
"Mmmpfh—"
Green Lantern, hanging upside down, wriggled like a salted fish. He wanted to