[ Wally feels like a little kid on Christmas morning when a box appears out of the fountain and makes it's way towards him. He loved the gift the fountain bestowed upon him the last time, a photo of him and his friends from their Teen Titans days, and is ready to cherish whatever piece of home is hidden inside this time.
Though he has to admit he wasn't expecting the gift to be a simple piece of paper that has been folded so it fit inside the box.
He's perplexed at first, but after a quick unfolding, it is revealed the gift is actually a drawing of the Flash he made when he was about ten. You can tell it's his by the way his name is messily scrawled at the bottom right of the page.
He can't be entirely sure, having drawn hundreds of such pictures back then, but he believes this drawing is the one he was working on when his parents told him he'd be staying with his Aunt Iris in Central City for the summer. That summer changed his life for the better in ways he never could have imagined.
A soft chuckle eventually escapes his lips, before he turns to the person closest to him, and proudly holds up the drawing for them to see. ]
What do you think? Is it refrigerator worthy?
ii. speed-friending
[ It dawns on Wally that he has officially been in the Quarantine for a year when he discovers the coffee shop he frequents is once again holding their general speed-friending event for Prijata. He remembers stumbling in shortly after he arrived on this strange moon looking for a cup of joe and practically being forced to sign up if he wanted it.
He figures it's only fitting to take part again in some sort of celebration of his one-year anniversary. And, well, he really wants his late morning coffee.
So with a cup of coffee in hand and an inviting smile gracing his lips, he finds himself perfectly at ease as he sits at the designated table after filling out the appropriate information such as his name and a list of incredibly generic interests (food, movies, running, exploring) for the questionnaire. Hey, he never claimed to be the most interesting of people. ]
iv. waterfight
[ Team Orange finds themselves acquiring the services of a super speedster in this battle for water balloon supremacy. But in the spirit of fair play, Wally chooses to go about it all normal-like assuming those he goes up against abide by the same code.
That means relying more on stealthily sneaking up on members of the opposing team rather than a straightforward assault. It's a tactic that makes him an easy target as he is terrible at being all stealthy.
Of course, he is willing to forgo his no powers philosophy should he happen to come across those he knows in an attempt to avoid their attacks. There's really no sense in having these fancy powers of his if he can't showoff against his friends and talk shit while he does it. ]
wally west (dc rebirth)
[ Wally feels like a little kid on Christmas morning when a box appears out of the fountain and makes it's way towards him. He loved the gift the fountain bestowed upon him the last time, a photo of him and his friends from their Teen Titans days, and is ready to cherish whatever piece of home is hidden inside this time.
Though he has to admit he wasn't expecting the gift to be a simple piece of paper that has been folded so it fit inside the box.
He's perplexed at first, but after a quick unfolding, it is revealed the gift is actually a drawing of the Flash he made when he was about ten. You can tell it's his by the way his name is messily scrawled at the bottom right of the page.
He can't be entirely sure, having drawn hundreds of such pictures back then, but he believes this drawing is the one he was working on when his parents told him he'd be staying with his Aunt Iris in Central City for the summer. That summer changed his life for the better in ways he never could have imagined.
A soft chuckle eventually escapes his lips, before he turns to the person closest to him, and proudly holds up the drawing for them to see. ]
What do you think? Is it refrigerator worthy?
ii. speed-friending
[ It dawns on Wally that he has officially been in the Quarantine for a year when he discovers the coffee shop he frequents is once again holding their general speed-friending event for Prijata. He remembers stumbling in shortly after he arrived on this strange moon looking for a cup of joe and practically being forced to sign up if he wanted it.
He figures it's only fitting to take part again in some sort of celebration of his one-year anniversary. And, well, he really wants his late morning coffee.
So with a cup of coffee in hand and an inviting smile gracing his lips, he finds himself perfectly at ease as he sits at the designated table after filling out the appropriate information such as his name and a list of incredibly generic interests (food, movies, running, exploring) for the questionnaire. Hey, he never claimed to be the most interesting of people. ]
iv. waterfight
[ Team Orange finds themselves acquiring the services of a super speedster in this battle for water balloon supremacy. But in the spirit of fair play, Wally chooses to go about it all normal-like assuming those he goes up against abide by the same code.
That means relying more on stealthily sneaking up on members of the opposing team rather than a straightforward assault. It's a tactic that makes him an easy target as he is terrible at being all stealthy.
Of course, he is willing to forgo his no powers philosophy should he happen to come across those he knows in an attempt to avoid their attacks. There's really no sense in having these fancy powers of his if he can't showoff against his friends and talk shit while he does it. ]