The handsome man's name was James Olson, a friend of her cousin, and a fairly well-known photojournalist in the big city. Now he was the general manager of this company, and one of the few people here who knew her identity. Perhaps that's why he noticed Kara's appearance earlier and knew something was wrong.

"Someone's looking for me, I'll go out and see," Kara said hurriedly.

"Do you need my help? Who is that person?" James asked worriedly.

“Well, I can handle it myself, and you know I neither agree with nor endorse your so-called guardians!” Kara frowned, immediately retorted to James, and then quickly left the office.

After leaving the office and making sure it was safe on the rooftop, Kara immediately changed into her uniform, transforming from a somewhat naive intern reporter into a superheroine who saves the world. Well, perhaps when she truly matures, people can call her Supergirl. Kara is eagerly anticipating that day.

Because Barry Allen wasn't far away, Kara flew for a while and soon spotted the familiar figure standing on the rooftop. She then contacted her sister, telling her not to come to her aid. Her sister was a DEO agent, and quite capable at that.

Kara saw that it was The Flash and quickly landed to the side. She walked over and said, "Hey, Barry, you're here again. But this uniform is really cool. Is it new?" Kara asked with a smile.

"Uh, you know me? The military, or should I say you know The Flash?" Barry Allen asked, then realized something and took off his hood.

"Uh, Barry, your face? How did you change like this? No, you're not the Flash I know?" Kara said, then immediately looked at Barry Allen warily.

"You've probably heard of the parallel universe theory, right?" Barry Allen said with a slight smile.

“Oh, I see, you’re Barry Allen from the future?” Kara said with a headache, “I feel like the whole world has changed since I met you.”

“Um, the Flash I know isn’t the same person as you. He’s not from the future, but from another parallel universe,” Barry Allen explained.

"This is so confusing. Anyway, is there anything you need from me?" Kara asked with a smile.

Although it wasn't the Barry Allen she knew, she felt that this Barry Allen was just like the one she knew—very kind and righteous.

Kara's enthusiasm slightly surprised Barry Allen, but he then laughed. He had been spending all his time with Batman, but he had almost forgotten that he wasn't always like this. Perhaps this was why Batman hadn't informed the Justice League, who had helped them last time, but instead used the excuse of a time gap to bring him into this world, perhaps so that he could rediscover his lost passion and sense of justice while running around.

“Yes, I do need your help. And if possible, I’d like to ask where the Flash you know is. We’re in a lot of trouble this time, and I need a lot of help from others,” Barry Allen said with a smile.

“Yes, no problem at all. Come with me for a moment, I have something that can help me find Barry,” Kara nodded.

"Um, don't you need to ask us where we're going or why we're looking for you?" Barry Allen asked, puzzled.

“No need, because you are Barry Allen, the Flash, I believe in you!” Kara wasn’t particularly beautiful, but she had a certain charm when she smiled. Although Barry Allen was already a middle-aged man and had Alice, there was a moment when she made his heart flutter.

“Lead the way!” Barry Allen smiled slightly, put his hood back on, and said.

The two raced along, one flying and the other running, arriving almost instantly at DEO's office in a building in the city. Of course, if Barry Allen had used his full speed, he could have easily outrun Kara, but they weren't racing, and Barry Allen didn't know where they were going, which is why they arrived at DEO's office at the same time.

Seeing the Flash and Supergirl enter, the others greeted them and went back to their own business. Barry Allen was very curious about everything here, but he knew it wasn't the right time, so he quietly followed Kara to a middle-aged black man.

"Hey, Flash, is Kara looking for you again?" the middle-aged black man asked suspiciously.

“Um, Sean, he’s not the Flash we know, but he’s still a Flash, yeah, that’s it.” Kara introduced Barry Allen, saying, “And this is Sean from Mars, yeah, his Earth name is Hank Henshaw. You two chat for a bit, I’m going to find something.”

Kara left after speaking, and just as the Flash was wondering what to do, Sean spoke up.

“Uh, okay, once again. Nice to meet you, Flash,” Sean shrugged.

“Me too, um, I mean you really are from Mars?” Barry Allen asked, somewhat puzzled.

“Well, there are just too many people from other planets in this world, and we’re here to prevent them from causing trouble. Is this the one you’re asking Kara for help with?” Sean asked.

“That’s right, there’s a world that’s being watched by a very powerful enemy, and I need some manpower to help,” Barry Allen said.

“Alright, Kara, you can go. While you’re away, let Monel and I guard the city.” Sean seemed used to Kara’s different kind of support and shrugged in agreement.

“Oh, we still have to go find Barry, I mean our Barry, um, so that transdimensional signal receiver, is that the name? That’s what I’m looking for.” Kara walked over from the side, holding a small instrument in her hand, and smiled.

"Oh? The Flash in this world has already made this too." Barry Allen smiled slightly after seeing it. "Having this seems to make things even faster."

"Oh, you know about this too? No, I should say, does your world have such a device?" Kara asked疑惑地问道.

“Yes, it was invented by a friend of mine,” Barry Allen nodded slightly.

“Could it be Cisco?” Kara asked.

“Ah, no, my friend was named Victor Stone, but sadly he’s no longer with us,” Barry Allen paused slightly before continuing.

“I’m sorry to have reminded you of that,” Kara said apologetically.

"It's okay, I'm used to it." Barry Allen smiled. In the end, Cyborg had only himself to blame. That's right, the friend Victor Stone that Barry Allen mentioned earlier was the name of the former superhero Cyborg.

"Uh, okay, let's go!" Kara knew something was up when she saw Barry Allen's expression, but she couldn't continue the conversation, so she grabbed the equipment in her hand, changed the subject, and shouted loudly.

Then a blue vortex appeared in the sky, and the gate to another world opened before Karadanfoss and Barry Allen. Karadanfoss waved to his teammates and friends, and after stepping into the wormhole with the Flash, they disappeared along with it.

Chapter 433 Volunteers from the DC Universe! Part 3

DC-6 Central City

The city's tranquility was shattered by the sirens of police cars. Pedestrians on the street stared at the speeding police cars and headed to the nearest newsstand. Since something had happened, there would surely be the latest news on the newsstand's announcement screen. Of course, some people also chose to use their mobile phones to read the latest news, after all, information spreads very quickly in this era.

Soon, a group of middle-aged or elderly people gathered in front of the nearest newsstand. Compared to the younger people, they were more enthusiastic about getting the latest news through the newsstand.

"Oh, Citibank, this seems to be the fourth time it's been robbed in the past month," an elderly man with gray hair said, shaking his head as if lamenting the decline of morality.

"Well, to be precise, this is the second time I've been robbed this week, but with Flash and Kid Flash around, I'll definitely be fine," a middle-aged man said with a sneer, holding a hamburger.

"I can only say that these robbers are really strange. They know there are superheroes in this city, yet they still rob banks." A middle-aged woman, who seemed to be a stay-at-home mom, joined the discussion while holding lunch groceries.

"Maybe it's some kind of mutated human or freak," a middle-aged man said with a look of disgust. "Those scumbags were definitely no good when they were human; the first thing they thought of after gaining power was robbery and murder."

At that moment, the news broadcast suddenly changed its content, from the robbery of Citibank to the Flash and Kid Flash stopping the armed robbers once again, with information about the robbers as follows, etc.

Upon hearing that the robbers had been caught, the pedestrians cheered. After all, they were unsure what might happen to them one day, and having a protector by their side was a very fortunate thing.

STAR Labs, oh, it seems to have become a themed museum now, but not many people are willing to come here.

This is the home and workplace of The Flash and his team. Barry Allen, the Flash, is a police inspector, so he's not always here. Wally West, the Kid the Flash, is a student, so he's mostly not here either. His family doesn't seem too keen on him becoming the Kid the Flash, although they agreed to let him go out and fight for justice for some reason, but only if he's with Barry Allen.

So, the people who seem to work here all day are Barry Allen’s friends: biologist Caitlin Snow, inventor and physics genius Cisco Raymond, and Harrison Wells from another parallel world. To distinguish him from someone else, the rest of them call him HR.

Right now, everyone in the lab is sitting at their respective workstations, observing the various data of The Flash and Kid Flash. After all, they are currently facing a very tricky problem, and they must increase the speed of the two of them to solve it.

Two lightning bolts arrived at the lab almost simultaneously: The Flash, Barry Allen, and Kid Flash, Wally West. Barry Allen went over and gave Cisco a high five, then asked him if the data had changed.

“Uh, sorry, Barry, your and Wally’s speed hasn’t changed much, it’s still the same.” Cisco said with a slight change in expression.

“Barry, you know these things can’t be rushed,” Caitlin comforted him.

“I know, but we don’t have much time left,” Barry Allen sighed.

Ever since he accidentally traveled to the future and learned that his lover Iris would die at the hands of his nemesis Savitar in the near future, he began racing against time, constantly trying to change the impending future. However, to his great disappointment, no matter how much he tried to change the past, the future seemed to remain unchanged. This almost drove him to madness, and he even considered giving up being the Flash.

"I think you should have some strong coffee right now," the HR said with a smile as she walked over, holding two cups of coffee.

“Thank you, HR, but I’m not in the mood right now,” Barry Allen said, shaking his head.

“Hey, Barry, look, although we’re not much faster than before, there have been some changes, so we can keep going.” Wally West saw Barry’s expression and knew he was feeling down, so he comforted him, “You should believe in yourself and your team.”

Just then, the enemy invasion alarm went off, followed by Cisco's shout: "Hey, in the lab down there, looks like we have guests."

Upon hearing this, Barry said, "I'm coming right now!" and then disappeared.

The others stared blankly at the two people appearing on the screen—or rather, at the familiar figure among them.

In the underground laboratory, on a platform that Cisco jokingly calls a teleportation station, a wormhole suddenly appears, and Kara and the Flash jump out of it.

"Is this it?" the Flash asked.

“Yes, this is it. I’ve been here once before,” Kara said with a smile.

Just then, Barry Allen, dressed in the Flash's costume, arrived at the underground laboratory and saw Kara and the Flash.

“Hey, Barry,” Kara greeted him with a smile.

But at this moment, Barry Allen stood there completely bewildered, staring at the Flash, while the Flash was also staring at his younger self—well, his parallel universe self, who looked almost identical, with only some minor changes.

"What exactly happened?" Barry Allen finally came to his senses and asked.

“Well, I think we should go outside and talk to everyone. I don’t want to explain again.” Kara looked at the bewildered Barry Allen and gave him a very nice smile.

-------Explanation time: 10 minutes--------

Ten minutes later, in the hall above the laboratory, the Flash team of this world stared at the middle-aged Flash who had already removed his hood, speechless.

"So, you're not from my future, but from another parallel universe?" Barry Allen said with a hint of regret.

“Yes, that’s right. Although we look and have similar names, our surroundings and experiences seem completely different.” The Flash sensed Barry’s regret and shook his head, saying, “So, you can’t get information from me to solve the problems you’re currently facing.”

After the Flash said this, the others fell silent. At first, they were somewhat surprised by the appearance of the middle-aged Flash, but they were also filled with hope. If the middle-aged Flash could tell them something, perhaps they could deal with Savita. But they didn't expect to hear such a reply.

“As you may have sensed, we’re also facing a very difficult situation here, so we’re afraid we can’t help you,” Barry Allen sighed.

At this moment, Kara stepped forward and said, "Well, I know you might not be able to concentrate, Barry. Actually, I came here to see if the Flash could help you fight Savis, but since he can't, we won't bother you anymore."

Kara also knew about the deaths of Savita and Iris, which is one of the reasons why she immediately agreed to come find Barry Allen after meeting the middle-aged Flash in her own world. Of course, the main reason was her sense of justice. However, it is also acceptable to help her friends as long as justice remains unchanged.

Hearing Kara's words, Barry Allen fell silent for a while before saying, "Well, I really can't leave here, but I know of a speedster we can ask for help from. The Green Arrow team in Star City also seems to be able to help, and Wally, I hope you can come along this time. Cisco, try contacting the Legends team; they might be able to help!"

"Well, okay, since you've put it that way, I'll try to contact them," Cisco said with a smile.

Wally was taken aback and asked, "But I'm leaving too. How are you going to deal with Savita alone?"

“No, I understand now. I understood when I met him,” Barry Allen said, his previous listless demeanor gone. “I have to face this myself. I have to defeat Savita! Besides, I’m not alone. I have Cisco and Caitlin, Iris and Joe. I’m not fighting alone!”

"Ahem, actually, I do have some free time lately. After I send them to that world, I can come back and stay in this world for a few more days. Hmm, this world has really delicious hamburgers and coffee." After Barry Allen finished speaking, the Flash, who had been standing to the side deep in thought, finally spoke up.

Something came up, so I'll be taking a break from updating today.

I encountered something extremely upsetting and infuriating, and I couldn't control my emotions for a moment, so I really can't update anymore. I'm sorry!

I hope there is still some light in this world, and I hope these absurd things will end soon.

Hopefully, this dilapidated place will be restored soon!

May there be world peace!

Chapter 434 The Turmoil Begins

In the main world, in Washington, D.C., a seemingly ordinary ten-story old building.

Of course, this is just a disguise. The real secret lies beneath this building. If anyone could see it, they would be very surprised, because 300 meters underground, a small city has been artificially excavated. Inside, there is everything that the outside world should have: shopping malls, pedestrians, motorcycles, and of course, very clear air, lush plants, and plenty of sunshine.

This city is like something out of a fairy tale. It is Area X, where the US government conducts secret research. Some people also call it Area 51. Whatever it is called, it is a base for conducting active research that has been far removed from the outside world for hundreds of years.

Today is a very important day for region X, because a major research project that will impact human life has finally been completed and is now preparing for its first run.

And the name of this research is the Skynet system, which is of great importance to many people!

Inside a large hall in Zone X, businesspeople from various sectors of the United States were gathered. Unlike usual, they weren't accompanied by beautiful women; instead, each stood alone with a puzzled expression, awaiting an explanation from the military.

"Roddy, do you know what it means to have us here today?" A lazy voice rang out from a corner of the hall, asking the black officer sitting in front of him.

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