Bonnie Clark // Book1 // DC Legends of Tomorrow

The Magneficent Nine

SALVATION, 1871
"Ahh. It's been a while since I time-jumped far enough to experience side effects", Rip tells himself. "Find memories".

"I can't feel my face", Jax says.

"Fine feel I", Snart says.

"Linguistic dysplasia, that should pass shortly", Rip tells him.

"Better it now", Snart says.

"Am I the only one that can't feel their face?", Jax ask.

"I can't feel my...I better not say", Ray says.

"Mr. Rory appears unaffected", Stein says.

"What's going on?", Mick asks. "We time-jumped?".

"Yeah, we time-jumped. But 'where to?' is the better question", Sara says.

"The town of Salvation, the Dakota territory, 1871", Rip says.

"I can't believe it...the Old West", Ray says in excitement.

"This isn't gonna work", Mick says.

"It'll buy us some time", Rip says. "We can hide out here while the Hunters search the other Fragmentations".

"What if they try to check this place first?", Mick asks.

"You know, feel free to loop us in whenever it's convenient", Kendra says.

"As you seen, time doesn't operate as is generally thought. It wants to happen. It takes time to harden. The timeline is unclear on occasion, constantly in flux", Rip says.

"Hence the difficulty in locating Savage throughout history", Stein says.

"Indeed. And one of the other interesting notions of time travel is the existence of Fragmentations", Rip says.

"Temporal blind spots, specific places and time the Time Masters can't see", Mick says.

"The town of Salvation and its surrounding environs are located within on of these Fragmentations", Rip says.

"So, basically, we're hiding out on the Old West and hoping your boogeymen don't find us here", Snart says.

"The Hunters are not boogeymen", Mick tells him. "And you better hope they don't find us".

"Scared?", Bonnie says.

"You should be", Mick says.

"Well, at least not until I get a chance to  "punch a few doggies" or "bust a bronco" or two", Ray says. "Not that I condone animal cruelty. It's just that I watched a lot of western as a kid".

"Alas, you'll have to enjoy the Old West from in here, I'm afraid", Rip says.

"Oh, come on. What's the harm in us just taking a look around?", Sara asks.

"With this group? Clearly l, you haven't been paying attention", Stein says.

"Ugh, if I'm in the Old West and I don't get to look around, I'm going to kick myself", Ray says.

"Would love to see that", Bonnie mumbled.

"I'll keep an eye on them", Mick tells Rip. "Don't worry. I'll be a good boy".

"Im not going", Bonnie says.

"Yes, you are", Sara says, taking Bonnie hands. "Let's see what type of clothes look good on you".

Everyone goes to the fabricator room, to get their Old West outfits.

"I look like Wyatt Earp", Ray says.