Barry was on currently awaiting the trial, for the murder of Clifford DeVoe.
He was wrongfully convicted, like when his father was wrongfully imprisoned over the murder of his mother.
The trial had started, and someone was going over all the evidence that tied Barry to the scene. The knife used, had Barry's prints on it, the body was found in Barry's apartment.
Barry had also been found standing right next to the body when the police barged into his apartment.
Despite the fact that Barry said he didn't do it, the only way to prove he's innocent, is to reveal that he is, indeed, The Flash.
Of course, that's the last thing he wanted to do. But if that would prove his innocence, maybe he should do it.
Barry was called to the stand. He had a response to all of the questions that he was asked so far, exept for the current one: We have some evidence, associating you with The Flash. What is your connection with the Central City Vigilante?
There was no way he could answer that question, without giving his identity away. The only way Barry was going to reveal himself, is if it was the last resort.
Suddenly there was a loud bang, as everyone turned around to the courtroom doors.
The entrance way was now destroyed, pieces of wood lay across the ground. People around the destruction, helped move some large objects, so others could leave.
Someone, quite fast, was sliding on their back, along the ground, through the walkway, ending up right infront of where Barry was sitting.
They looked terrible, head bleeding, a black eye, and a small wound in their chest area. That's when Barry saw who it was.
"Kara?" Barry said, looking scared, as she was supposed to be on Earth-38.
"Barry?" replied Kara, her voice feeble and frail, barely there.
Barry got out of the stand, and ran to her as fast as he could, purposely not using his speed infront of Captain Singh, the Judge, and the others who hadn't already run out. He was now at her side, as he tried to see what was wrong.
"Kryptonite," Kara whispered weakly, losing her breath, and falling unconcious. Barry started worrying, he knew that something could hurt Kara, could even kill her, but he didn't know exactly what it was, or how to find it in her body.
"CECILLE, CALL CISCO, AND GET HIM TO BRING CAITLIN, TELL THEM IT'S AN EMERGENCY," Barry said, raising his voice, so everyone who was currently in the courtroom, ran out the large door in panic.
Because Barry was still under arrest, The Judge and Captain Singh stayed behind, with Cecille standing to the side, on her phone.
Suddenly, a breach opened in the middle of the courtroom.
CAN THEY SAVE KARA?