"Lola?" The Flash sounded puzzled. "What happened?"
"Here's what happened. That day, my aunt from the future took me to meet Lola. She was at that bar, and she was the one who caught Mirror Master," Wally explained. "Then came everything that happened while we were trying to save you—"
"I see." Roland nodded. "But why would Lola let you go?"
"She wouldn't, of course. I got out thanks to that guy," Mirror Master said. "But where did he come from? Why did he help me? Hell if I know. He appeared out of thin air, like some monster. He didn't give his name, either, but he did tell us what he wanted: to kill Roland!"
"What the hell?" Roland asked, confused. "Kill me?"
"I didn't get it either." The Flash shook his head.
"He explained his plan to us. Using his technology and a piece of my Mirror Gear, we'd trap Roland forever," Mirror Master explained. "As payment, The Flash would be locked up here too, and I'd get a Central City without The Flash!"
"So the two of us were just bonus gifts?" The Flash's mouth twitched.
"So that's it." Roland thought for a moment. "I didn't think you could pull something like this off alone. Sure enough, there's someone behind you—but there's another question. Why are you in this Mirror World too?"
"This time, I screwed up—" Mirror Master sighed and lowered his head. "Following the plan that voice gave me, I made some adjustments to my Mirror Gun."
"And?"
"If the plan had worked, you would've been trapped in a mirror fragment for as long as I wanted," Mirror Master said dejectedly. "But I don't know what I did to my gun. Anyway, it dragged me in too—I was double-crossed."
"Huh?" Roland slapped his forehead. "You're