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Chapter 68 - Emergency Situation

Looking at Thomas, Ron said:

"Where's the Flash? Have you seen that kid? Barry Allen, from Central City. And what was with that teleportation just now? Don't tell me you killed him."

Although Thomas reacted quickly, Ron still noticed the bursts of electricity around Thomas as he moved... In other worlds, it might not be certain, but this kind of instantaneous movement accompanied by lightning, if it appears in the DC universe, is most likely related to the Speed ​​Force.

Thomas… is the Batman of the Flashpoint universe. With the Flash, Barry, altering the timeline, the people who died in Crime Alley that day changed from the Wayne couple to Bruce Wayne. To avenge his son, Thomas becomes the Dark Knight…

No, not the Dark Knight, but the far more brutal Blood Knight.

Unlike Bruce, who adheres to the principle of not killing, Thomas doesn't kill easily under normal circumstances, but once his bottom line is crossed, he becomes incredibly ruthless. Even when just interrogating someone, he will use the threat of death.

"..."

Upon hearing this, Thomas remained silent for a moment before saying coldly, "Tell me about Bruce. I heard you mention that name. After that, I will tell you what you want to know."

"Okay, it's a deal."

Looking at Thomas in front of him, Ron nodded, somewhat realizing that Thomas might know Barry Allen. But it was clear that Barry Allen didn't tell Thomas anything more.

At least for now, Thomas doesn't know why the world has become this mess.

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After preparing his words, Ron looked up and said, "To put it simply, the person who died in Crime Alley that day shouldn't have been Bruce Wayne, but you and your wife."

Upon hearing this, although Thomas still kept a cold face, he couldn't help but grit his teeth.

You could sense that Thomas was constantly suppressing his excitement. But in the end, Thomas could no longer contain his desire. With a burst of golden flashes and red glow, Thomas became a blur and crashed into Ron at dozens of times the speed of sound.

He wasn't injured. In fact, the instant Thomas approached Ron, an invisible "forward force" enveloped Ron's body. He hadn't been able to determine it before, but now, sensing the form of this power, Ron's heart sank.

It's the Speed ​​Force—the Speed ​​Force from The Flash. But now, it's appearing in Thomas Wayne?!

Grabbing Ron by the collar and slamming him against the wall, even through the mask, Ron could clearly see Thomas's eyes filled with tension and urgency.

It was like a drowning person grabbing at a last straw, or a person struggling to stay afloat grasping at something. Driven by instinct, he instinctively wanted to grab it, to hold on tight.

"Keep talking! Keep talking! I'm telling you to keep talking!!"

Staring intently at Ron, Thomas gritted his teeth. But after a long while, Thomas suddenly released his grip, then ripped off his mask and gasped for breath.

After a moment, once his breathing had stabilized, Thomas turned his gaze back to Ron.

"I'm ready, please speak."

"You Bat Family members are all a bit neurotic." Looking at Thomas, who had been startled but had now calmed down, Ron shook his head again and recounted the origins of the Flashpoint world.

"The Flash, enraged by his nemesis Reverse-Flash, travels back in time and alters the fact that his mother died. As this predetermined death is changed, the resulting butterfly effect impacts the entire world."

"Logically, Barry Allen should come to you and explain everything that's happening now. And you would choose to help Barry Allen in order to save Bruce's life and join the fight to save the world."

"Have you noticed? The root of all this lies with The Flash, Barry Allen," Ron said.

"But you just used the Speed ​​Force—the very power that gives Barry Allen the super speed to travel through time."

Upon hearing Ron's words, Thomas's expression shifted repeatedly, seemingly wavering between doubt and belief. At times, he was excited; at others, angry; at still others, desperate. Ultimately, however, his emotions settled into a calm composure.

"If that's the case... I'm willing to cooperate with you."

"I understand. For Bruce, you wouldn't hesitate to cooperate with me, or even offer your soul to the devil."

Looking at Thomas in front of him, Ron asked, "Where did you get your Speed ​​Force from?"

"From Barry Allen," Thomas said calmly.

"It's that guy you were talking about... but it's different from what you said. I didn't see him, nor did I help him regain his Speed ​​Force. In your words, it seems to be a Barry Allen from another world who accidentally entered this world. He came to me first, mistaking me for Bruce, and left a letter and this ring."

Thomas opened his hand, and a red ring with a gold stud appeared in his palm.

"After being charged, the ring allows me to enter a state of high speed. After that, he left Gotham and went to Metropolis to find other people."

Upon hearing this, Ron held out his hand: "Let me see the letter."

"Hmm." Thomas handed over the letter readily. After glancing at it briefly, Ron realized where the problem lay.

The Flash in this Flashpoint universe never came into being; the reason is unknown—he may be dead, or he may not have awakened his Speed ​​Force. The Flash, who came from another universe, is unaware of this world's situation and believes Batman's existence means he is still Bruce Wayne. In reality, the current Batman is Thomas Wayne from a timeline altered.

Unaware of this, but trusting Bruce, Barry Allen from another world only rushed to Gotham to confirm Batman's existence before choosing to leave.

According to the message on the letter, Barry Allen has already headed towards the Metropolitan.

"And then? Did you lose contact?"

"Then things started to get out of control."

Thomas said coldly, "The curse has begun to spread across the ocean at an alarming rate and has joined the natural cycle. Gotham City is barely holding on through the high walls, but it is also suffering attacks from the corpses of Atlantis. As for Metropolis... it lost contact a month ago."

(End of this chapter)