Body Injuries: A Short Story

“I can’t remember,” Jane said, looking at the label. “Kate’s got so much stuff. Open it, and have a look.”

A gentle touch appeared on his unhurt shoulder, even with his fuzzy mind Barry could still feel the woman’s face getting closer to him. That was it! Barry felt the Speedforce in his system, it was weak and uneven but there. He connected to it for the split second he needed it, quickly

Barry has been hit by lightning. Barry has been a coma for 9 months, but he finally woke up. He see’s Cisco and Caitlin, he freaks out. Barry’s hooked up to machines he starts disconnecting himself from them. Cisco is telling him to calm down, after that CIsco and Caitlin

Barry knew that his father was going to die and wasn’t going to get better. When Jackie asked how Barry’s father was doing, Barry told him that he was not going to get better. He accepted that his father was going to die, so he was prepared for it to happen. Even though Barry accepted the fact that his father was going to die, he was still sad about it. Hearing his father’s dejected voice made Barry compassionate, and he was sad that his father was going to die.

They drove fast past a dark curve and hit a kid on a bike. This kid was Daniel Gregg. First of all, Barry was driving the car the night of the accident. Second, After they hit the kid he kept driving and didn't want to stop to help or else he could be charged as an adult. Lastly, Barry was never affected by the accident before Julie received a note.

Barry’s life, and the life of thousands of others had been changed by the accelerator explosion.

''It’s….'' It’s Barry, Joe needed to know, but Cisco had a bad feeling about all of this. If, despite his injuries the speedster still decided to leave, it only meant that something was still holding him back, whether it was mental or something more. Either way, Barry wasn’t coming back soon, unless Cisco could just talk to him alone and try figure things out together. That’s it, that was the plan, for now.

''Finally!'' Felicity exclaimed before Caitlin could even greet the girl. ''Been trying to call both Cisco and Joe, did everyone in Central City lost their phones or something What’s going on there? ''

It was heart wrenching to witness all the pain Barry was in it now, believing what he was saying, the terror of what he did, of what he was potentially becoming. The poor man looked genuinely that the Ghost was about to come back and kill everyone around, finish the job.

It all began in Central City. A forensic scientist for the C.C.P.D (Central City Police Department) was at the scene of a murder by the infamous Mardon Brothers, two criminals who can rob banks in the blink of an eye. The scientist’s name is Barry Allen, and even though he looks happy and cheerful, he’s tormented. When he was 11 years old, his mother was murdered by an unknown force known as “the man in the yellow suit.” Barry said he saw red and yellow lightning surrounding his mother as she screamed in the center of their living room. His dad told his “little slugger three words he would never forget: “Run, Barry, run!” and was whisked away about a mile from his house by the mysterious yellow lightning.

These actions all happened because Barry couldn't accept his mother's death. When he realized what he had to do Barry has to sacrifice his mother so that the rest of the world can be what he knows it to be. Accepting the actions that have to happen is also a very difficult thing that people because no one want to lose a loved one especially someone who is immediate family. In today's times we even see on the news people losing their mind because they lost someone close to them, so accepting is a very large part of getting through life without problems.

We were underneath laboratory five, originally looking for something Barry had lost. Barry’s soul was attached to a suit of armor, and he was used as an immortal slave. When he caught sight of his original body, he quickly realized there was a soul of another creature inside it.

By the time Barry woke up again, it was already a whole new day and, for the first time since Barry was taken by Hyde in May, everything looked bright and full of hope. Joe and his daughter took turn sitting by the hero's side the whole night in the med bay as Barry's conscious kept on drifting in and out, without completely waking up or completely falling asleep either, shaking and shifting in pain. There's nothing the West wouldn't have given right now to see the clear green eyes looking at them again, after so long, but it would've to wait for Joe as the detective got called to a crime scene at dawn.

the next morning at work, all tired eyes and heartache and showerless, she asks if she can be the one to write about barry -- the flash's -- disappearance. it's the leading headline, of course, with a few other articles littering the bottom of the page. the museum starts running special presentations immediately. over the next few days, it's hard to explain how barry's disappearance from her life coincides with the flash vanishing in a flash of light especially with the "exclusives" she's gotten from the superhero in the past, but she manages. somehow. she's still not too keen on the pitying looks co-workers have been giving her as of late. she trudges through and she doesn't have many other options so she accepts the words of condolonces, the apologies, the whispers and stares. using her connections, the families manage to pull together a believable story that ends open-ended enough he could come home. closed enough that he could be dead. stay

''Barry?'' He tried again, jumping on his feet, barely stopping one second to make sure Caitlin was really out for the count before closing the remaining distance with the Flash. Despite all of his anger toward the hero, he didn’t wished for his death, especially after all the things he said to him. How could he just ignored Barry, moved pass him without checking if he was ok? Now, the Flash had no visual sign he was even breathing. Unless it was just because of the darkness playing mind tricks.