The Flash Season 7: Snow Allen | Barry Allen

Chapter 16 - P.O.W.

Third Person POV

Barry is watching the news as more Godspeeds continue to cause chaos around the city.

The city is in chaos and hospitals are overwhelmed," The female reporter said. "CCPD advises you, stay indoors as the violent speedster war escalates—"

Barry turned off the TV and wore his Flash ring. He went over to the stairs. "Sarah!" Barry called her. "I need to get back out there."

Dad!" Nora called Barry.

Barry turned to her.

Something's wrong," She said. "Our family..."

Barry starters to choke suddenly.

The future. It's all changed," Nora told her father.

Barry continued to choke.

Flash has to do something," Nora pointed out. "Before it's too late!"

Barry's choking has been going on until Nora vanished.

Nora!" Barry called his daughter.

Present

Barry woke up from the couch and turned to the stairs. He's worried about the city, his daughter, and Sarah. He's scared. "What's happening?" Barry asked himself.

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Chester and Caitlin were in the cortex watching BREAKING NEWS: City Locked Down as Speedster War Continues.

People are getting attacked in their offices, their cars, their own homes!" The female reporter informed. "And seemingly at random."

Chester turned off the TV. "So...Godspeeds are attacking folks in their homes now?" He questioned. "You mean I could just be hanging out at home listening to my Nas-Nasty-Nas, drinking coffee, and a whole Godspeed could just―" He got cut off when Barry sped in.

Ah, the Godspeeds are gone again," Barry said.

You're hurt," Caitlin went over to him. "What happened?"

They ambushed me while I was evacuating City Hall," Barry responded. "I barely made it out in one piece."

Okay, let's get you to the med lab," Caitlin told him and turned to Chester. "Chester, can you call Sarah?"

Yeah, sure," Chester said.

No, no," Barry stopped him. "She's still home feeling sick. Let her rest. Frost and Ice are out there helping. Chester, how long was it before they showed up this time?"

About eight hours," Chester replied. "But their movements are unpredictable and we still have no idea where they're going once they disappear."

Can we figure out when they're gonna come back next?" Barry asked him.

I could start working on a predictive algorithm," Chester suggested.

Barry and Caitlin nodded.

Right, okay," Chester said. "If there's a pattern to their freaky-deaky moves, I'll find it."