"Keep, Keep running, Wal-man." Flash muttered to himself, sprinting at his top speed. His was running on fumes, and he didn't have much of that left. He was beyond exhausted at this point in time, but he had to make it in time. He had to finish getting all the way to the other side of the country in the next 15 minutes, or else something [i]really [/i]bad was going to happen.

"Wow, six flags was a good choice, am I right?" A tall ginger asked his shorter, blonde girlfriend. They had been at the theme park for about two hours now, and it closed in another two. It was dark. All the lights on the rides were all. Music blared through the speakers. Actors in costumes walked through the paths. People screamed as they zipped through the rides.

"Flash to Batman," The speedster started, not noticing that his speed was slowing from how sore and worn his muscles were, "have you already-" 
"I've already zeta beamed here. I'm currently searching for the explosive." The dark knight replied through his intercom, "I've already requested backup, seeing as this mission is so far not going in our favor." He raced through the hallways, checking everywhere. He had sent out three SOS's. One to Cyborg, who already replied with a decline to do the fact he was fighting someone bad somewhere else. Nightwing was on his honeymoon in Hawaii so he was out of the equation. The only other tech geek he knew was Ariana. A tech geek would help find the bomb's signature and so could Flash's speed, only if he was at the target though.

Waiola laid out on the sand on her back, her face and swelled up belly facing the sky. The air was warm and the breeze was cool. The smell of the ocean air brought memories of hawaii back to her. Hawaii from two other dimensions. The house that she and Crystal now owned, thanks to Alex and the team, was beyond perfect.

"Almost," Flash gaped, gasping for air, "Almost there, B-man." He sprinted past buildings, entering a city after running through the countryside and deserts for the last 100 miles or so. He was getting close.