ChasNicollette
Allons-y Means Let's Go.
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The Flash
Wally had slumped down onto his butt when the fire had bellowed into the sky, and he found himself sitting bewilderedly on a kerbstone.
He was dizzy, mindbent, shuddery... he looked more than a little pale. Unnaturally pale.
But he stood, and he fired a massive, unnatural grin off at Aquaman: "'Everything's shiny, Cap'n. Not to fret.'"
The grin faded for an instant, and his footsteps were quavery as he staggered a few strides.
"I just gotta sweat this out," he commented, as he raised a hand to his forehead. "(Lord, there's men what wanna die with their boots on, and men what wanna die smiling, and I've got the chance to do both? Not like this. Not like this.) I'll be. I'll be right back."
He took a step. He took another step.
And then he was gone, launching himself off, tearing along the surface of the river and out into Gotham Harbour, Gotham Bay. Out and away and gone.
Two seconds went by.
Three seconds.
Five.
And then with a screech like angrily braking tyres he pounded to a halt not three feet from where he'd been standing before. He had a bottle of Lightspeed Brand Sports Beverage in one hand, and a multi-gallon bottle of Poland Spring under the other arm.
"Nothing sweats toxic crap out of you," The Flash recommended, "like running eight laps 'round The Mojave."
He set the glass bottle of Poland Spring down on its side and, with a booted shove, pushed it to roll over to Aquaman.
"Recharge?" he offered to The King of The Sea, a perfectly natural grin on his face.
He cracked the cap on his bottle of As Seen on TV sports drink and downed it at a gulp.
"'It'll quench ya,'" he noted, just in case there were any cameras around. (Couldn't hurt to get a little extra advertising in, right?) "Let's do this thing."
Wally had slumped down onto his butt when the fire had bellowed into the sky, and he found himself sitting bewilderedly on a kerbstone.
He was dizzy, mindbent, shuddery... he looked more than a little pale. Unnaturally pale.
But he stood, and he fired a massive, unnatural grin off at Aquaman: "'Everything's shiny, Cap'n. Not to fret.'"
The grin faded for an instant, and his footsteps were quavery as he staggered a few strides.
"I just gotta sweat this out," he commented, as he raised a hand to his forehead. "(Lord, there's men what wanna die with their boots on, and men what wanna die smiling, and I've got the chance to do both? Not like this. Not like this.) I'll be. I'll be right back."
He took a step. He took another step.
And then he was gone, launching himself off, tearing along the surface of the river and out into Gotham Harbour, Gotham Bay. Out and away and gone.
Two seconds went by.
Three seconds.
Five.
And then with a screech like angrily braking tyres he pounded to a halt not three feet from where he'd been standing before. He had a bottle of Lightspeed Brand Sports Beverage in one hand, and a multi-gallon bottle of Poland Spring under the other arm.
"Nothing sweats toxic crap out of you," The Flash recommended, "like running eight laps 'round The Mojave."
He set the glass bottle of Poland Spring down on its side and, with a booted shove, pushed it to roll over to Aquaman.
"Recharge?" he offered to The King of The Sea, a perfectly natural grin on his face.
He cracked the cap on his bottle of As Seen on TV sports drink and downed it at a gulp.
"'It'll quench ya,'" he noted, just in case there were any cameras around. (Couldn't hurt to get a little extra advertising in, right?) "Let's do this thing."
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