"Just as I thought, Savitar was still too weak," Lola said. "Looks like we need to turn up the pressure on Barry."
"What surprised me more was Barry. Since when was he so vicious?" Roland was astonished.
"It was because of Wally. Having me impersonate him to trick Barry really worked. It fired him up right away." Lola gave her father a thumbs-up. "Dad, you really are a sly old fox."
"What do you mean, I had you impersonate him?" Roland curled his lip. "Don't make things up. This was all your idea."
"Before that, I want to ask you two something. Where's Wally?" Batman asked the father and daughter.
"I sent him to the hospital," Lola said. "You have to sell the whole act."
"Are you sure he won't give the game away?" Batman asked skeptically.
"It doesn't matter if he does. Wally did it all anyway."
"You really don't treat Wally like a person," Batman remarked.
"Hey, we're doing this for Barry's sake. He'll understand," Lola said. "Next, let's unleash the second villain, The Suit!"
"Hm?"
Central City.
"Wally—that prank went a little too far. I really thought your speed had been drained and you'd nearly died," The Flash said irritably.
"It really wasn't me." Wally felt a headache coming on. If Lola was going to do something like this, couldn't she take the blame for it too?
"Ugh—"
"Barry, Barry!" Captain Cold suddenly burst into the hospital room, startling The Flash into superspeed.
"Snart?" Only after observing him for a moment did The Flash realize Captain Cold had no intention of fighting. "What do you want?"
"This is strange—and it has everything to do with you—" Captain Cold wasn't quite sure how to explain it. "Just come with me."
"Okay." The Flash considered it. Based on what