In Central City, Barry seemed to be gradually integrating into this parallel World.
Some time ago, through Iris's introduction, he gritted his teeth and made a decision that went against his ancestors: he got a fake ID.
This was Barry's first time breaking the law, and he felt guilty about it for a long time.
However, a fake ID is fake after all. Although the person who made the fake ID claimed that the document he made had been filed with the government system.
But later, according to Little Flash's investigation, that person was completely a swindler, and the fake ID that Iris spent about twenty thousand U.S. dollars to make was actually just a piece of waste paper.
If Little Flash hadn't been so fed up that he personally modified the system archives, Barry might have been invited by the Police for coffee due to not having a license.
And as for his contribution, neither Barry nor Iris knew anything about it.
Iris only seemed to know a lot, but in reality, she might know a little, but not much.
Her father was a local U.S. Police officer, perhaps because of this, she was very well protected.
She was essentially a relatively naive student, just like Barry.
Barry was almost unable to distinguish which World he was in. Through Iris's introduction, he successfully got a position as a lab assistant at Central City University.
As a forensic science expert, Barry's theoretical knowledge was very rich, so he easily secured this position and entered the same university as Iris.
He felt a bit strange; in his World, he and Iris didn't have such a deep relationship. If it weren't for his father and the Justice League, Barry even thought living here wouldn't be bad.
The only downside was that there were simply too many criminal incidents here. He originally thought that since Johnny Quick was from Central City, he would at least do something about these people, right?
But he didn't. Iris told him that only criminals who weren't Johnny Quick's subordinates would be punished by him.
However, many more criminals were actually working for Johnny Quick behind the scenes. They were all birds of a feather.
"Did you hear that? The Central Bank was robbed again."
Barry walked into the lab, material in hand, and heard someone discussing it. He was a little curious and slowed his steps.
"Again?" The speaker couldn't help but complain, "Don't tell me this is the Rogues again."
The Rogues?
Barry frowned. In his World, the Rogues also existed, and they seemed to really enjoy opposing him.
The Rogues were an organization founded by someone called Captain Cold. Barry didn't know what this World was like, but in his World, the Rogues weren't an entirely evil organization.
Because even though they liked to oppose Flash, they never harmed the innocent.
Captain Cold strictly ordered his gang members not to take a life unless absolutely necessary, as this would attract the attention of more Super Heroes.
If Superman was attracted, it would be fine; they could just surrender and go to jail. But if they accidentally caught Shazam's attention, then it would depend on whether their luck was good enough.
Moreover, the Rogues later added many rules, such as "no drug use," "no harming women and children," "avoid cruel and immature behavior," "no infighting among gang members," and so on.
Aside from the trouble these people deliberately caused him, sometimes Barry felt that the Rogues could actually become a better organization.
Therefore, even though he always stepped forward to disrupt the Rogues' "good deeds," he respected every person in the organization.
Perhaps knowing this, the Rogues always acted very restrained when causing trouble, and no matter how many times Flash sent them to prison, after every escape, these people would still tirelessly seek trouble with Flash, and only target Flash.
Barry had been in this World for several days, and this was the first time he had heard information about the Rogues in this World. He couldn't help but want to see those people. He didn't want them to become truly bad guys.
So Barry quietly walked into the restroom, pressed his chest, and the Flash suit unfolded into a streamline shape on his body.
Green Lantern often teased him, saying his suit looked like a red supercar. Barry himself quite liked this description.
He ran out of the restroom like lightning, stirring up a gale as he sprinted down the corridor, causing countless women in skirts to scream and hold down their hems.
"I'm so sorry!" Barry looked back, waved an apology, and then continued to run forward.
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