Sugar and Ice - DC Legends! fanfiction

Season One: Episode One: Part 2

A/n - Here's some much needed info about Seraphina. She is 28 years old and was adopted by Joe West at age 14. She took Barry's last name instead when the time came because they were always the closest. She has metahuman powers which are healing powers and the ability to regulate her own external body temperature. Also, she is bisexual.

"So you're telling me... he's from the future?" Seraphina bit her lip and nodded, looking around the familiar coffee shop. Jitters. Seemed like everyone she knew went here constantly to get their daily caffeine dosage. The shop's coffee smell was strong, a little too strong in her opinion. She scrunched her nose for a second before relaxing her facial features and looking back up at her favorite adoptive brother. 'No offense' she apologized to Wally mentally.

"Apparently, Rip said he was from the year 2166." She told him, voice soft like always. She rolled her eyes at Barry's skeptical look. "I haven't any reason to distrust him. He did have a lot of information to back his claim. Also, he carried lots of futuristic tech with him. Futuristic looking, that is. Nothing that exists currently for sure. Besides, I have a master's in psychology." Seraphina looked cautiously at the comprehending look on Barry's face, waiting for an answer. When she didn't get one she continued talking. "Although I don't believe this bit of information, he said we were legends where- when he come from."

"If you don't believe him then don't-" Barry began to interrupt as she took a sip of her coffee, ironically named after the person sitting across from her. The Flash. She held up a hand to shut him up as she finished the last bit of her coffee, Barry taking the chance to finish his.

"He also said," Seraphina started again, giving Barry an annoyed look. He grinned sheepishly at her. She continued, "That this is our chance to save the world. That," she paused giving emphasis to the word "that", "I believe." Barry's face said it all. He was still concerned and didn't want her to do anything reckless. Even though she was older than him, it was like their roles were switched almost constantly, he was the older brother and she was the little sister. Seraphina gave him a pleading look. "Please, Barry? I really need your approval. Otherwise I am going to be torn! I need someone to give me the ok, to tell me that I should go." She sighed, lowering her voice. "This is my chance." She told him. "This is my chance to prove myself. To prove that I AM special, that these metahuman powers mean something. That I don't have to be the Flash to do something important with my life. To prove..." Seraphina sighed and trailed off, leaning back into her chair and looking down into her lap. She heard Barry's chair's legs slide against the floor. Then she looked up and watched as he stood to the side of her, arms crossed, thinking. He looked at her with care but still had a cautious look on his face.

"I think you should go. I've always believed you were meant for something greater." He let her stand up and face him. Seraphina smiled happily at him. "Now I think I know what that greater thing is." Seraphina gave him a big hug.

"Thank you." They separated and Seraphina noticed the clock on the wall of the shop. Her face paled slightly. "Oh crap look at the time! I only have half an hour to get there! It's all the way at the outskirts of the city!" She walked to the door and held it open for her brother. They stood facing each other right outside

"Guess I'm not the only one who is always late, huh." Barry smirked at her and she stuck her tongue out at him.

"You, mister, have super speed. You have absolutely no excuse." She snarked back and he laughed. She smiled softly at him. "I love you, Barry."

"Love you too, Ser. You better not die. Joe'll freak." They both chuckled. "And come back around the same time too, ok?" Seraphina nodded before running to her car, opening the door, getting in, slamming the door shut and rushing to the address Rip gave her and the others. She prayed to God that she wouldn't be late.