Chapter 1533 The Flash's Origin Story

Batman thinks that when dealing with scientific accidents, we should not throw the baby out with the bathwater.

After all, many advanced technologies and inventions are developed through trial and error.

"Well... I agree with what Bruce said." Barry nodded.

Peter Quill pouted and said, "The point now is, will the explosion of the quantum collider open up the multiverse?

For example, can we see two Barrys, or more Flashes appear on the same screen? Just like the Spider League?"

"Wow, it sounds pretty cool." Billy Batson looked at Barry with interest.

Flash Barry shook his head: "Oh, my God, I'm sure if there is such a day, the entire multiverse will be messed up! You should know how dangerous I, uh, our Flash, are to the timeline, right?"

This is true. As one of the fastest men in the world, he may accidentally run into the past or future timeline.

The Speed ​​Force can even create a special time-space bowl, allowing the Flash to choose which timeline to go to. If every Flash has his own time-space bowl, when they meet...

I really can't imagine how chaotic the timeline of the multiverse will be at that time?

"Anyway, what is certain is that Barry in this time and space should soon become the Flash!" Peter Star-Lord shrugged his shoulders and said with regret: "It's a pity that the quiz game didn't give new questions in this regard, otherwise it would be a free point question."

When the players talked, their attention did not move away from the light curtain.

In the Back to the Future video, the explosion caused by the quantum collider in the Star Laboratory not only raised a dazzling "sun" in the dark night, but also the radiation generated by the "sun" swept the whole city, and also triggered thunderstorms and extreme weather.

At this time, Barry Allen was still in the office, looking at the explosion outside the window in surprise. Somehow, he ran to pull the iron chain that fell from the roof, perhaps wanting to close the window.

But at this time, lightning and thunder continued, and it was not a good thing for him to hold the iron chain in his hand.

When his hands grabbed the cold chain, Barry Allen realized that this was not a good idea, but it was too late. A thunderstorm came down from the sky and knocked him out.

At this moment, the video on the screen paused, and a new question popped up: "Question, how long did Barry Allen have to be in a coma before he gained super speed?"

"A: Nine days, B: Nine weeks, C: Nine months, D: Nine years."

Seeing this question, Star-Lord outside the screen couldn't hold it in: "Shit, how do you answer this kind of question? There's no clue or clue!"

Barry Allen scratched his face and said, "Uh, I think option D should be ruled out. I'm unlikely to be in a coma for that long, right?"

"Speaking of this... Barry, how long were you in a coma?" Billy asked curiously.

"Me?" Barry pointed at himself, then pondered for a while, "To be honest, I don't remember it very clearly, because it happened a long time ago, but I think it was only one or two days at most, not that long."

Billy Batson suddenly said: "I understand, maybe Barry, you have a stronger physique, so you have better recovery ability. Just like Miguel who looks very violent in Spider-Man."

"I don't think your analogy is appropriate." Barry shook his head and smiled bitterly.

Batman then crossed his arms and said in a deep voice: "Choose one of A, B, and C. There are not many clues for this question, so you can only rely on luck."

Just as he finished speaking, the countdown to answering the question began, and the players were not in a hurry to press the button.

Although there is no quick answer mechanism in the resurrection match, it is not wrong to delay and think for a while in the face of such an uncertain problem.

So, the players tacitly began to press the button one after another at the last second, giving their own choices: Peter Quill, Tesla Adam and Barry Allen all chose C, Batman chose B, and Shazam chose A.

Soon, the correct answer was announced: "Congratulations to players Peter Quill, Barry Allen, and Tess Adam for answering the questions correctly and getting 2 points each;

Players Bruce Wayne and Billy Batson for answering the questions incorrectly and losing 2 points each."

Star-Lord waved his arms excitedly: "Ha, I knew my luck had changed. Look, I just picked one at random!"

Batman shook his head disappointedly. He also picked it at random, but unfortunately his luck was not good.

Barry Allen was more concerned about another point: "Nine months... Being in a coma for so long must have worried those who care about him."

Looking at this future video from his perspective, it is obvious that Barry Allen in another parallel universe is luckier than himself.

Although they both suffered childhood tragedies, this Barry was soon adopted by Joe West, who treated him as his own son. He also had a close sister since childhood. It can be said that Joe West filled the gap in Barry's family.

This is enough to make Barry Allen outside the screen quite relieved. He is not envious, nor will he be unhappy or jealous because he sees other Flashes living better than himself.

Following his inner thoughts, Barry actually hopes that other parallel time and space selves can have a better future.

After answering the questions, the light screen first displays the scoreboard, and then starts playing the subsequent future video as usual.

In the camera, Barry Allen fell asleep after being struck by lightning in a thunderstorm and was soon sent to the hospital. After Joe and Iris learned the news, they rushed to the hospital to see him as soon as possible.

Barry's condition was very special. He was seriously injured, but his body functions were quite normal. The doctors in the hospital were also puzzled.

At this time, Dr. Wells, the head of the Star Laboratory, came over. He was sitting in a wheelchair and seemed to have difficulty walking.

Dr. Wells took a strong interest in Barry Allen. After obtaining the consent of the Joe family, he transferred Barry Allen to his laboratory for care and treatment.

Seeing this, Barry Allen blinked his eyes outside the screen: "This Dr. Wells reminds me of an acquaintance."

Peter Quill smiled when he heard this: "Me too, but unfortunately he is not bald."

The two looked at each other and couldn't help laughing.

Dr. Wells's personality is indeed very similar to another famous doctor, that is, Professor X.

They are both very smart, have a laboratory, and sit in a wheelchair...

"This Dr. Wells is not as simple as it seems on the surface." Bruce Wayne raised his eyebrows and said at this time. Even through the light curtain, he seemed to smell a hint of conspiracy.

In the Back to the Future video, Barry Allen was in a coma for nine months, and one day, he finally opened his eyes.