What if Hunter Zolomon had a son? What if that son was torn between the lines of good and evil?
William Grant Zolomon for as long as he has remembered has been known as one thing: The Son Of Zoom.
As William grew up, visions of his late father plagu...
Two forces, one negative and one positive, clash with a single purpose: to stop each other. In the heart of Central City, a streak of purple and yellow blurs past, embodying heroic resolve, while a streak of red, blue and black counters it, a manifestation of malevolent speed
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The villain, with a sneer of ruthless determination, pushes his powers to the limit, desperate to overpower his opponent. The hero, her eyes steely with unwavering courage, tries to match her foe's every move, refusing to let evil triumph
Around them, the city's streets tremble under the onslaught of their fierce confrontation, each blow and counter-blow lighting up the night with flashes of vibrant energy; our hero, undeterred by the villain's onslaught, charges forward, meeting the malevolent speedster with a thunderous punch. However, the villain anticipates the attack, swiftly evading and countering with a devastating spin, the force of which sends the hero hurtling through the air
With a sickening thud, the hero crashes against the unforgiving concrete, her body skidding across the ground, leaving behind a trail of dust and debris. Groaning in pain, she struggles to regain her bearings, determination burning bright in her eyes despite the odds stacked against her while the villain just chuckles and with a sinister voice tells the hero
"Like I told you from the beginning, you can't bring me down, XS."
Nora: Yes, I will.
Nora West-Allen, aka our hero aka XS, the daughter of the greatest hero known to all mankind, The Flash says to the villian; She's done everything she can to be like her father, to protect the city from people like Burnout
Our villain, on the other hand wasn't exactly a villain or so he'd like to say, he's the son of one of the flash's greatest enemies..Zoom
William Zolomon didn't consider himself a villain nor did he consider himself a hero, he was in between good and bad, he's made choices that wouldn't go along with being a hero, but is anyone really a hero these days?
Nora: Your a bad guy, Burnout. And it's my job to take you down.
She tells him as she stands up ready to continue the fight between the villian
"Catch me if you can."
And just like that Burnout took off running, his lightning crackling off his body as XS immediately got up and followed after him, they print side by side, their breaths ragged and hearts pounding, locked in a relentless pursuit. Nora, fueled by determination and crackling with electric energy, strains to close the gap on Zoom, or as she prefers to call him, "Burnout"
At the end of the street, William comes to a halt, a calculated distance separating him from Nora. With a sly grin, he taunts her, his voice carrying a hint of smugness
"We've been at this along time you and I but I'm always one step ahead."
Nora charges at him, her lightning casting an eerie glow around her. She aims a powerful punch at William, but he moves with a fluid grace, smoothly ducking under her fist. In one swift motion, he retaliates, delivering a punishing left hook that connects with Nora's jaw, sending her staggering backward
