Wally knew the signs of a speedster when he saw one, and Bart had âem.
Bad.
Not just in the, like, crazy, quick, ADHD kinda way, but in the Iâm-gonna-run-around-the-Earth-twelve-times-if-no-one-stops-me kinda way. The redhead had been there too, he knew all about it. Hell, he still got like that sometimes, if the situation happened to permit it. But Bart wasnât like him, or Jay, or Barry. No one knew how Bart got to be the way he was â from what Wally could tell, the kid didnât even know himself. But he didnât have to be completely lost. So what, he didnât pour chemicals on himself and just happen to get struck by lightening (seriously; how the hell did that happen three freakinâ times)? He was still a speedster, just like them, and that meant⌠well, it meant that Bart didnât have to be entirely alone.
Heâd stopped for a couple six gyros when he arrived in Gotham, fueling himself back up from his run before making his way to the street heâd promised Bart theyâd meet on. Wally wasnât surprised to see Bart jogging up the block as he approached and smiled as he quickened his own pace, catching up to the brown-haired boy with ease. As he came up on Bartâs side, Wally grinned.
"On your left!"
Bart almost tripped, hearing a voice shout out next to him and he quickly skidded to a halt. Turning to his left (no, he didn't try to turn right at first that would be.. dumb) his mouth quicky grew into a grin and he shouted with joy, leaping at the other boy.
"Wally!!!! You're here!" he laughed, wrapping his arms around the other as he collided. Wally was the only person he knew who could keep up with him (in several ways) and could deal with his energy. Kon was great, but even he had his limits. Pulling back, he chuckled, soon calming down and then made a face.
"Wait. On my left what?"













