Harrison Wells rested his elbows on the armrests, his thin fingers hanging under his breath, his eyes seemed to be deep in thought, and the corners of his mouth naturally raised a smile.
The other hand controlled the electric wheelchair. He walked out of the office in a familiar way. After passing through the corridor, the electric wheelchair slowly came to the door of the Time Dome.
Press the sensor, and the portal of the time dome turns into small data-like stones that shrink from both sides, revealing the dark room environment inside.
Harrison Wells drove an automatic wheelchair into the Time Dome. The walls of the Time Dome clicked with wall lights, and the portal behind it automatically closed with data-like stones extending from both sides.
He controlled the electric wheelchair to move forward, came to the console, leaned slightly, rested his elbows on the armrests, and put his fingers on the center of the body, as if with a smile on the corner of his mouth, and thought for a moment with his quiet eyes before he raised his eyebrows.
He curled his lips and said with a hint of joy:
"Gideon, show me the hospital." Harrison Wells ordered.
"Okay, Dr. Wells." Gideon responded, and began to project all the surveillance videos in Midtown Hospital, one by one, in front of Harrison Wells' eyes.
"Zoom into Barry Allen's hospital room." Harrison Wells glanced through the surveillance cameras of many Midtown hospitals and found the surveillance cameras of Barry Allen's room.
The surveillance footage of Barry's ward quickly zoomed in in front of Harrison Wells.
Barry was wearing a white hospital gown, lying unconscious on the hospital bed, almost completely wrapped in bandages, with only his eyes and lips exposed.
Harrison Wells slightly touched his chin with his fingers and stared at Barry on the surveillance camera.
In the past few months, Midtown Hospital suffered multiple unexplained power outages after Barry was admitted to the hospital, each time when Barry suffered a cardiac arrest.
In fact, that was a misdiagnosis. Barry's heart did not stop. Instead, the electrocardiogram could not be recorded because it was beating too fast.
"It seems we need to bring him back to the Star Lab."
Harrison Wells smiled and began to think about his next plan.
Barry was also a little worried when he was placed in the hospital.
It would be funny to worry that Barry would be diagnosed dead by the hospital because his heartbeat was too fast and was not recorded by an electrocardiogram.
No matter what, Barry must establish a connection with the Interstellar Laboratory and himself so that he can steal his Speed Force.
Harrison Wells narrowed his eyes slightly and passed his fingers across his lips, feeling very satisfied with the current progress.
Barry has been struck by lightning, and the Speed Force has begun to be born in this world, which means that all his actions are correct in this time and space.
Perhaps it will take another year or two to absorb enough of the Speed Force from Barry to return to his own time and space.
Under this technology, the old past time and space is really terrible for him.
Living here with all the dead ancients, breathing the bad air here, Harrison Wells felt that nothing could be more uncomfortable and terrible than this.
This terrible life lasted for fifteen years.
Now Harrison Wells finally sees signs of hope.
"Gideon, play back all the surveillance footage of Barry until he was struck by lightning."
Harrison Wells leaned on the comfortable and ergonomically designed automatic wheelchair with a certain degree of comfort, watching Gideon start to play the scene about Barry.
In fact, Harrison Wells has been paying attention to Barry in his fifteen years of life. He has been following Barry since his mother was killed by himself, his father was imprisoned, he was adopted by Joe West, and he and Ari
Si lived under the same roof and experienced ups and downs.
Most of the time, Barry was ostracized and beaten by his classmates, beaten for running too slowly, beaten for being disliked, beaten for having too good academic performance, and beaten by Iris for not being able to learn boxing.
In this way, I maintained a good attitude all the way through elementary school, middle school, and college, and grew up determined to become a physical evidence expert and find evidence to prove my father's innocence.
This kind of cultivated happiness is simply unknown to outsiders, and it makes him feel a bit like Barry's father.
He felt like he regarded Barry as his son.
After all, I have been paying attention to it for more than ten years.
It's just that in the past few months, he has been busy dealing with the troubles caused by some unknown ancients. He paid a little attention to Barry being sent to the hospital. He was already safe, so he didn't care.
Now I have time to continue to follow Barry in detail.
Even though Barry was lying on the hospital bed with no other reaction after being struck by lightning.
The scene played by Gideon began to gradually go backwards.
Harrison Wells just looked bored as Barry lay in the hospital bed, while Iris and his adoptive father Joe West sometimes cried uncomfortably near the hospital bed.
The longer the regression went on, the sadder Iris and Joe became. Back to when Barry was first sent to the emergency room, Iris was so emotional that she wanted to go into the emergency room together and stare at Barry.
Until he retreated into a figure, faded out of the air and solidified, Harrison Wells's old father's mentality of watching his children grow up came to an end.
"who is he?!"
Harrison Wells put down his fingers to his lips, raised the corners of his mouth with a faint nostalgic smile, his figure in the automatic wheelchair stagnated, and he suddenly stood up from the automatic wheelchair in shock.
Is there anyone else involved in the process of Barry becoming The Flash?
Harrison Wells's pupils contracted, and he watched in shock as Hal on the screen charged Barry with the Speed Force arc. The screen kept going backwards to him standing in the corner, to Barry being struck by lightning, to Barry standing up,
Not yet struck by lightning.
This person was in the corner the whole time, knowing about the birth of The Flash and witnessing the birth of The Flash.
"Gideon, who is he?"
Harrison Wells's heart was filled with turmoil, and his pupils were dilating in shock.
He was certain that there was no one with this appearance among the villains of The Flash.
He is more familiar with The Flash than The Flash.
After all, there was a time when he wanted to become The Flash, replace The Flash, and become familiar with all the Flash's villains.
"This person is not in the data," Gideon replied.
Harrison Wells casually took off his glasses, the shock in his eyes still remained, and sweat appeared on his forehead.
He couldn't help but cover his face with his hands, forcing himself to calm down his shocked heart, and thought carefully.
"Has everything I done been discovered?" Harrison Wells flashed a dangerous look.
It can be said that the only person who knows that Barry was struck by lightning and turned into the Flash at this moment is himself.
Harrison Wells was thinking so much in his mind that he couldn't find anyone else who could know so accurately that this moment was the time when The Flash was born, so he squatted in the physical evidence laboratory and waited accurately.
He doesn't know who this person is!
But judging from his methods, the same target is the Speed Force.
He couldn't tolerate someone stealing the fruits of his fifteen years.
"Damn! Who are you?!"
Harrison Wells, who couldn't come up with any solution, suddenly became furious and pushed his automatic wheelchair against the wall to vent his anger. His face was full of rage and cruelty, and his eyes flashed with dangerous red arcs.
"A passerby from another universe." Haile's voice came from behind him.