Barry's body was in tatters, broken glass from the skylight penetrated into his skin, and colorful chemicals were sprinkled on his body, corroding parts of the skin until it festered, emitting a strong smell of meat.
The arc of lightning, the external manifestation of the speed force, swam on his body surface, and the rain kept pattering on his unconscious body.
The howling wind and rain came in through the skylight.
Haile walked out of the corner, the moist air soaking the skin of his face. His eyes flashed at high frequency like data-like sparks of thinking, recording all the moments he could see the appearance of the Speed Force.
particle changes.
The howling wind and rain continued.
Hal's eyes closed tiredly and he shook his head slightly.
The large amount of information almost blocked his mind. The rapid vibration of the Speed Force evolved into a huge amount of recorded information, filling his head. Veins popped up on his temples, and he jumped violently several times before calming down.
Haile relieves the fatigue of his brain, controls the biological magnetic field to adjust his body, and uses his spiritual power to build a tens of millions of dream-like library knowledge bases, which are stored in categories.
To relieve his tired brain, he walked to Barry's side.
The wind and rain coming down from the skylight ruffled Haile's black hair. Haile narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the remaining arc of electricity on Barry's body.
When Barry was struck by lightning, the Speed Force began to generate and affect time and space. Barry was like a generator that continuously supplied energy to the Speed Force. In the future, by running, Barry would create a barrier between the present and time.
Generate a kinetic energy wall in the form of electrical energy that is connected to every part of reality and contains knowledge of any space and time.
Hal knelt down next to Barry, stretched out his big hand, and touched the last remaining arc of electricity in Barry's wound with his fingertips. The yellow arc was like a small snake trying to get into Barry's pores.
Haile stretched out his big hand and touched the yellow arc with his index finger.
The yellow electric arc was quickly guided by Haier and entered his body from his index finger. In conjunction with his unawakened time movement ability, it entered the deepest part of his body and connected with Haier.
This connection means that when the Flash from the original universe travels through time and space and returns to Krypton in the past, it will also enable Hal to travel back to Krypton.
He must also be connected to the current Flash to prevent him from running around and crossing over. If he is not careful, he can easily run away.
After all, the Flash in the TV series is not yet mature, running around randomly through time and space, and changing the world does not happen once or twice.
Just when he was trying to save his mother and was killed by the Reverse Flash, there were at least five future Flashes in that room, watching helplessly as their mother was killed by the Reverse Flash.
Hal can't let him wander around as he pleases.
After guiding Barry's speed force into his own body and integrating it into the deepest part of his body, Hal began to retreat, his figure swaying in the wind and rain like a phantom, entering the dimension of the interlayer of space, and disappeared into this room.
"Barry!"
Iris had just separated from Barry and wanted to go home, but due to the sudden violent storm, Iris, who was unable to go home for a while, returned to the police station and planned to chat with Barry to spend the night in the storm.
As soon as they arrived at the physical evidence laboratory, they saw Barry knocked unconscious by thunder and looking like he was about to die, which frightened Iris.
She quickly shouted in panic outside the door:
"Please, come and help, Barry was struck by lightning!"
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Interstellar Laboratory.
Today, a large hole has been broken in the roof of an experimental building of the Interstellar Laboratory.
After the explosion caused by the particle accelerator four months ago, many high-tech facilities in the building were damaged, causing direct losses of up to $8 billion.
The losses caused by the gap are even greater.
Electromagnetic damage caused by particle accelerator explosions occurred in many places in Central City. Other companies in the science and technology area of the nearby Interstellar Laboratory had to pay as much as three billion U.S. dollars in debts due to electromagnetic damage to their equipment.
In addition, the citizen power station in Central City affected people's electricity consumption and the environment, which directly caused Harrison Wells to pay $7 billion in compensation to the Central City government.
It is directly designated as a level four dangerous area by the Federal Administration.
For the people who died in this explosion, Harrison Wells cannot escape the blame and must bear the main responsibility.
But in the end it was attributed to a storm, an accident that no one wanted to happen, and Harrison Wells was not found guilty in court.
In the past four months, Harrison Wells has been struggling to deal with a host of subsequent consequences. Those that can be solved with money are fine, but those that cannot be solved with money are troublesome.
For example, the Animal Environmental Protection Organization believed that the explosion could have a psychological and physiological impact on many rare animals. They joined the Stray Animal Concern Association, the World Environmental Association, and the Human Rights Guarantee Association to march and sit in at the entrance of the Interstellar Laboratory all day long, and some even
Raising chickens, ducks and geese at the door shows determination, asking Harrison Wells to ensure that the accelerator will not be launched in the future for the sake of the peace of the earth and the harmony of living things.
This farce was finally resolved after he was expelled from the New Technology Zone under the order of the central city government.
Many staff members of the Interstellar Laboratory were dismissed one by one by Harrison Wells, leaving only Caitlin and Sisko.
Inside the Interstellar Laboratory.
"Everything will be fine." Harrison Wells said with a smile, sitting in an electric wheelchair.
"I know, Dr. Wells, I'm going to get off work first." Caitlin, who was still grieving over the death of her boyfriend Ronnie in the particle accelerator explosion, had an expressionless face and a somewhat serious and solemn response, and turned around to get off work.
Caitlin did not blame Harrison Wells. As a member of the Interstellar Laboratory, strictly speaking, she also had a responsibility for the startup of the particle accelerator, and she was not qualified to blame anyone.
It was just an accident caused by a storm.
But the death of her boyfriend Ronnie really made her sad and her heart was heavy. It was difficult for her to pick up her spirits and return to the Star Lab again.
Sisko, who had just come over with the test report, passed by the expressionless Caitlin and watched Caitlin turn away. He couldn't help but turn around and look at Harrison Wells. He put the test report on the desk with a helpless expression.
He mentioned it and said: "Dr. Wells, don't mind, she just..."
As Sisko spoke, he couldn't help but sigh in his heart.
On that day, everyone has already opened the champagne and welcomed the new future.
But a storm strangely affected the particle accelerator, and everything came to nothing.
Caitlin's fiancé died in the disaster, and Dr. Wells was in a wheelchair. Interstellar Laboratory fell from its glory as a high-tech leader and was on the verge of bankruptcy. Only Caitlin and Dr. Wells were left.
, and myself.
"I understand. Thank you, Sisko, you can go back first." Harrison Wells shook his head and smiled bitterly, his helpless and self-supporting look was vividly performed by him.
Sisko was helpless and didn't say much. He just comforted Harrison Wells with a few words and left after get off work.
After confirming that both Sisko and Caitlin had left the Interstellar Laboratory, Harrison Wells, with a smile on his expressionless, elegant face, drove an automatic wheelchair toward the Time Dome.
This chapter has been completed!