He tore the laboratory apart, searching for his missing cousin. Anyone who stood in his way was swiftly dispatched, and he didn't stop to check if they were alive still. When he finally found his cousin, he shut off all the machines and pulled away his restraints. "Bart- Bart can you hear me? I've got you, you're safe now."
Bart wasn’t sure how long he had been there. The days had blended to weeks, then months. Day in, day out, testing, testing, all sorts of things—what he could do, what Bart couldn’t—and wouldn’t—do, and then what effects that would have on him.
At that moment, there had been some sort of test on what sort of drugs could actually effect him, and Bart had felt his entire body protest when someone began moving him.
Safe? What was safe? He flinched, eyes open without actually seeing Wally in front of him. He tried to move away, a hand shaking as it covered up his face.