At the last moment, the Time God brought Wally's two children, Jay and little Iris, back to the Multiverse's selection interface—the half of Wally's prison cell.
That half of the shattered cell floated within the Orrery of Worlds, above the Dark Multiverse.
From their perspective, the Dark Matter wandering outside the universes was being sucked away like water down a toilet, spiraling toward the world where everyone had taken shelter not long ago.
The blue Speed Force Storm drew it all away and sealed it within another prison it would never escape. But the price was that world itself, corroded by the vast amounts of Dark Matter, exploding like a firework.
After a flash of brilliant light, then darkness, everything fell silent.
"Sir! You have to save my dad!" Jay cried and begged from the Time God's palm.
"I'm afraid your father saved us. Without his sacrifice, countless realities would have been destroyed by Dark Matter." The Time God's broken body seemed to rewind through time, restoring itself to flawless perfection. "Your father changed the Dark Multiverse. We're all safe now."
Just as he said, once the blinding light from the explosion faded, the entire Dark Multiverse looked brand-new. Every Parallel World gave off a different colored glow, as though they had regained their vitality.
The Speed Force had not rebooted the Dark Multiverse. It had merely followed Wally's wishes, mended every regret, and pulled everything back onto the right track.
"Iris, what exactly did Dad do?"
Jay asked his sister through tears, still struggling to go find his father.
Though they were twins, the girl was clearly far more mature. She held her brother's hand and said seriously:
"He did what he had always done. What a Superhero should do."
"All right, Little Guys. I need to keep my