The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 1090 After the aliens come the future people

After completing the mission, Hal said goodbye to Robin and the others. He still had to report to Batman and deal with some Green Lantern matters.

At times like this, Hal would envy Guy, wishing he could go back to the days when he first became Green Lantern and only had to fight criminals, without having to worry about anything else.

Seeing that it was still early, Robin and his companions turned around and returned to the new base. Even though they didn't have to patrol because they were on a mission, they didn't intend to slack off.

The saying "Sweat more in peacetime, bleed less in wartime" has been said by almost every one of their instructors. Even if they say it differently, the meaning is pretty much the same.

When everyone returned to the base, they found that Team B was also there, probably because it was Sunday, but judging from their condition, they should have already finished training.

"Hey everyone!" Beast Boy waved to Robin and the others. "How's the mission going? What do those aliens look like?"

The Martian girl doted on her adopted brother and, without any further ado, used telepathy to send the appearance of the Nakvergi to everyone in Group B, satisfying the Beast Boy's curiosity while also sharing the information.

“The Nakvergi? They seem more like insects than the Reach insectoids,” Artemis remarked.

"That's great, Earth is getting more and more lively. Maybe before long, we'll be dealing with interstellar criminals."

"Interstellar police? Sounds good." The Beast Boy was as optimistic as ever.

"What did the alliance say?" Hai Shaoxia steered the conversation back to the main topic. "Is there anything they need us to do?"

Robin shook his head and said, "Not for now. Green Lantern told us to just do our jobs for now and they'll let us know in advance when they need us. But it seems like the league is preparing to increase the intensity and duration of patrols."

The two team leaders discussed important matters, while the remaining members took a rare break and chatted in small groups.

"Buzz!"

"Hmm?" Superboy frowned slightly, and Martian Girl, who had been staring at him, noticed the unusual behavior and asked.

"What's wrong, Connor?"

"There's movement in the training room." Superboy turned his head, his eyes piercing through layers of obstacles, and went straight into the interior of the teleportation room.

There are strangers in the training room.

Upon hearing this, the Martian Girl quickly connected everyone's minds, allowing everyone to see what was happening in the training room through Superboy's eyes.

In the empty training room, a boy wearing a red and white bodysuit and red goggles was looking around, as if searching for something.

The boy's attire resembled that of a superhero, prompting Superboy to ask, "Does anyone know him?"

"No, there is no information about this guy in either the Justice League or the Young Justice League's database."

Robin had just put down his microcomputer; clearly, he had just finished searching, otherwise he wouldn't have spoken with such certainty.

“That’s the intruder. Someone managed to get in here without the alarm going off.” Lightning Boy shrugged. “Looks like our system needs an upgrade. I’ll head over first, you guys follow me.”

As soon as he finished speaking, Kidd the Lightning vanished from his spot. Superboy, who possessed 70% of Kryptonian abilities, could barely keep up with the former's speed. In the blink of an eye, Kidd the Lightning had already entered the training room.

Lightning Boy looked at the boy in front of him and spoke in a threatening tone.

"Alright, kid, tell me your name and how you got in here." However, the boy seemed not to hear Lightning Boy's threat. He was stunned for a moment when he saw the latter appear, and then he was overjoyed.

"It's Wally West!"

"Huh? What?" Lightning Boy was stunned. When the other person said his name again, he got goosebumps all over.

"What did you call me?"

"Of course." The boy nodded and then transformed into a streak of light, rushing to the side of Lightning Boy. This surprised the latter, as the former's speed was already comparable to his own.

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Bart Allen, and I am the grandson of the current Flash, Barry Allen. Wally, you can tell I'm from the future. I'm a time traveler."

Bart's words came out like a machine gun, and he even used the Speed ​​Force while speaking. Wally had never seen such a way of speaking before, and he was so unaccustomed to it that he almost couldn't keep up.

Even after catching up, Kid Flash thought he might have misheard. What Flash's grandson? What time traveler? Was the other person really speaking English? He couldn't understand a word.

While the two were talking, Robin and the others arrived at the training room. Because they were connected mentally, they all heard what Bart said.

“Looks like I wasn’t wrong before,” Artemis joked. “After aliens, now a time traveler has arrived. I wouldn’t be surprised if Godzilla invades New York Harbor next.”

“Bart Allen, right?” Robin took two steps forward. “You say you’re from the future, what proof do you have?”

“That’s a good question.” Bart rested his hand on his chin. “I can use the Speed ​​Force? Blood tests? You all know the Flash’s true identity, right?”

Bart speaks so fast, almost two or three words at a time, that if it weren't for Wally, almost no one could understand what he was saying.

“Perhaps we can ask the Flash to handle this,” Kid the Flash suggested.

...

The group accepted the Kid Flash's suggestion and notified the Flash.

The Flash originally said he had another mission and was going to ask everyone to wait a bit, but when he heard the Kid the Flash mention that there was someone claiming to be his grandson, he couldn't sit still anymore.

Just three seconds later, The Flash arrived at the training room of the new base.

"So, you're my grandson?" The Flash looked at the boy in front of him, who wasn't intimidated at all and just stared straight at him.

If you were to ask The Flash how he feels, he'd be completely dumbfounded. He only heard from Iris a few days ago that she was pregnant, and now he's already meeting his grandson.

Barry is certain that he has never experienced seeing his grandson before his own son.

"Hello, Grandpa!" Bart rushed to Barry's side in a flash. The latter wanted to dodge, but seeing the genuine look in Bart's eyes, he stood still and let him hug him.

"My name is Grandpa Bart, and my aunt gave me this name."

"Auntie?" The Flash noticed the key point. "You mean I'll have two children?"

(End of this chapter)