The Siren Chapter 1, a flash fanfic

This story is a bit AU. It takes place after season two, but Zoom never killed Henry, so Barry never created Flashpoint, so there was no Savitar and no Devoe. Also, Wally is a speedster in this, he got his abilities the same time as Jesse. Sorry if any characters seem OOC, I tried my best.

This is the first of my in-progress fanfics that I have actually completed, so I'm super excited to see what people think! Please enjoy, reviews are welcome and constructive criticism is always appreciated.

I do not own CW's The Flash or any characters or places mentioned.

Chapter One

I Dare You

3rd Person

The Central City Bank was overall the smallest bank in Central City, however that didn't mean that it was any less likely to be robbed. Today, an unusually busy day, was an example of this fact.

People all around the bank were distracted by their phones to the point that they didn't notice when a guitar solo started playing. Walking to the center of the bank, heels clicking against the floor, was a girl who hid her face with a scarf and the hood of her sweatshirt, music playing as she continued forward.

I can remember a time when I was so afraid

When even my shadow wouldn't follow me

So I, I, I'm picking up my sword

To shatter all the pieces that I was before

Cause I, I, I'm worth fighting for

For, for, for

One by one, the people she passed fell to the ground, asleep. They were quickly followed by the tellers before any of them could trip the alarm.

So put me in a cage

Lock me in a room

Throw away the key

I dare you

I'll break down the walls

A high heel wrecking ball

And I won't let you tear me down, no

Oooooh oh

Throw away the key

I dare you

Ooooh oh

Oooooh oh

And I won't let you tear me down, no

Dancing to the beat of the music, the girl walked up to the security guard, handing him a note that read OPEN THE VAULT OR YOU'RE NEXT. Swallowing nervously, the guard led her to the back and opened the vault, passing out as the girl took the note back and walked in.

I had an opinion, but I never spoke my mind

And I wouldn't argue, even when I knew I was right

But I, I, I'm not that girl anymore

Yeah, I lost the battle but I won the war

Cause I, I, I'm worth fighting for

For, for, for

Opening the purse she brought with her, she seemed to lazily put the money in her bag, not worrying about how much time she had left. She continued to dance to the music while carefully avoiding the cameras that could potentially see her face despite the scarf.

So put me in a cage

Lock me in a room

Throw away the key

I dare you

I'll break down the walls

A high heel wrecking ball

And I won't let you tear me down, no

Oooooh oh

Throw away the key

I dare you

Ooooh oh

Oooooh oh

And I won't let you tear me down, no

Once her bag was filled with, what she deemed to be, enough cash, she zipped her bag closed and walked out of the vault. Passing the unconscious tellers, she made her way to one of the back rooms.

I just kept on running, running, running

Trying to find out who I was

I would go the distance but it wasn't far enough

But now I'm standing straight and know exactly who I am

Yeah! Yeah!

I can remember a time when I was so afraid

Walking past the unconscious tellers, she scribbled something on a scrap of paper before she tripped the alarm and made her way to the door.

Put me in a cage

Lock me in a room

Throw away the key

I dare you

I'll break down the walls

A high heel wrecking ball

And I won't let you tear me down, no

Ooooh oh

Throw away the key

I dare you

Ooooh oh

And I won't let you tear me down, no

She passed by the last security camera on her way past the front desk, disappearing from view.

I won't let you tear me down no

Ooooh

When the song ended, people in the bank groaned as they woke up, none of them having the slightest clue as to what just happened. A blur a lightning, followed by a gust of wind, tore through the building.

"Everyone all right?" The Flash asked.

So this and chapter two are more of slight introduction chapters, the content will pick up after that, I promise!

Again, reviews are welcome and constructive criticism is always appreciated.

See you next time!