Flash Vs Zoom Vs Reverse Flash Novels & Stories

"First, the Ion-Pulse Grenade. They rely on a sub-dermal neural mesh to stay connected to Silas’s commands. This grenade creates a localized EMP that fries that mesh. It doesn't kill them, but it traps them in their own bodies. They lose motor control for sixty seconds. It turns a god back into a statue." "Second, the 'Flash-Freeze.' It’s a concentrated version of the stabilizer you’ve been stealing. When inhaled, it triggers a hyper-calcification of the marrow. Its 'locks' their shift. If they're mid-transformation, they stay that way, fragile, brittle, and incapable of using their strength."

Under its quick effect, life seemed to be rapidly growing as though the acceleration button had been pressed, making the originally dry soil become verdant and lush within a very short period. Rachel had seen many of such scenes in many documentaries. A camera would be placed in a fixed position, and it would be capturing every moment starting from when everything was withering in winter, all the way until the flowers blooming in spring. It obviously took a few months, but the director simply accelerated the timing and fully presented everything in just a few seconds. In just a few seconds, the harsh winter would become the warm spring, and everything inanimate would instantly transform and

"Ara, close your eyes and tighten your seatbelt!" I scream even before I see Zed's next move. He then looks over his right shoulder, places his right hand on the top of the steering wheel, then eases off his foot abruptly from the brake pedal. I scream again as the car reverses and accelerates backward, missing the car that speeds next to us narrowly.

Zen realised something after drinking close to thirty glasses and viewing more than half the game highlight clips from the shortlisted candidates. Apart from Vera’s helpful hints, there was something unique about reviewing the memory clips this time. Previously, Zen could only view them from a camera’s viewpoint. However, he could pause the clip tonight to take a closer view of the surroundings. The new feature allowed Zen to analyse what he saw in greater detail. He used this to help him take notes while viewing a memory clip. The power of technology was amazing.

She'd meant it as a joke, but Dan was in work mode and decided to give it a shot. "Okay, then, let's see what static gives us," Dan said. And so, he paused the video from the start and kept skipping it, seeing it in stationary pictures now, rather than in fluid motion. Dan was incredibly focused and keen on getting something tangible out of this. It seemed like a waste of time until it got to the point of the video when the perpetrators drove out of the street. "Wait, I think I see something," Dan said. And then he zoomed in on the car and increased the brightness on his device, and there it was: