"Bruce, I have an idea."
At Paradise Island's memorial service, everyone watched the fallen Amazon Warriors' bodies being cremated, their expressions heavy.
At that moment, The Flash, Barry Allen, approached a grim-faced Bruce Wayne.
Though Bruce Wayne had no real connection to Paradise Island's Amazon Warriors.
As a capitalist, though, acting was practically his duty.
"What idea?"
Without even turning his head, Bruce Wayne asked casually.
"Have you ever thought about changing something in the past?"
The Flash, Barry Allen, asked.
Bruce Wayne's gaze sharpened as he looked directly at him.
There were so many people present, yet all he could hear was Barry's voice.
Barry Allen continued, "For example, stopping that mugger from shooting your parents in that alley..."
At Barry's words, Batman Bruce Wayne's eyes immediately darkened.
This was undoubtedly the pain buried deepest in his heart.
And countless times, he had wondered how wonderful it would be if things could have been different.
This seemed like an opportunity.
But Bruce Wayne quickly shook his head.
Doing this would have enormous consequences.
There were already enough parallel worlds, and this meant altering time itself. The outcome would be impossible to predict.
"What are you trying to do, Barry?"
Bruce Wayne asked in a low voice.
"I want to save my mom."
The Flash, Barry Allen, said, "As long as I quietly protect her, she won't die. Maybe it'll only change a small detail."
"I promise it won't affect anything."
Hearing that, Bruce Wayne said gravely, "The moment you say that, it means you know it will change things."
"Can one person's life or death really change the future?"
The Flash, Barry Allen, asked unwillingly.
A flood of emotions crossed his face.
One look was enough for Bruce Wayne to know that the kid had become obsessed.
Barry must