Ethan a fan of the flash had just completed the series and was home with his parents when he saw a vortex outside his window and did what any same person would do..... he ran in, the vortex takes him to another reality and that's not the full surpri...
Ethan awoke to the gentle rays of the morning sun streaming through his window, casting a warm glow across his room. As he stretched his limbs, the reality of his new life in Central City washed over him once again.
"Even after a week, I can't believe I'm in Central City, home of the Flash, and to top it off, I've got the Omnitrix," Ethan murmured to himself, a sense of wonder filling his voice.
"Breakfast's in the fridge, Ethan. I'm heading out to CCPD, something came up!" Joe's voice echoed from the sitting room.
"Okay, Joe!" Ethan replied, his mind already buzzing with excitement at the prospect of another day in the bustling metropolis.
With a quick glance at the sleek device strapped to his wrist, Ethan couldn't help but feel a surge of anticipation. "Great, and I'm having a free day today. I can finally take this baby for a test drive. Still can't believe I managed to hold back the urge to use the Omnitrix for a week. I bet no one can resist the urge for that long," he mused, a mischievous grin spreading across his face.
Meanwhile, at STAR Labs, Cisco and Caitlin were busy at work, monitoring the city for signs of trouble.
"Barry, the bad guys are taking the Broadway. Once they reach the highway, it may get messy," Cisco relayed to Barry over the coms.
"I know, I'm on it," Barry replied, his determination evident in his voice as he raced off to intercept the speeding vehicle.
As Barry closed in on the criminals, he brought their getaway car to a halt with lightning speed.
"Got them, guys. I'll be back in a sec," Barry said as he seized their weapons, his voice echoing through the coms.
"Barry, get me some cappuccino on your way back," Caitlin's voice chimed in.
"And I'd like some pizza with extra toppings," Cisco added with a chuckle.
"Guys, am I your delivery boy or something?" Barry retorted, a hint of amusement in his tired tone.
Meanwhile, an hour earlier, Ethan found himself on a rooftop, the thrill of adventure coursing through his veins as he searched for an opportunity to test out the Omnitrix.
Spotting a group of criminals fleeing the scene of a bank robbery, Ethan knew the time had come to put his newfound powers to the test.
"Perfect. I can test it out finally," Ethan muttered to himself as he tracked the criminals' getaway vehicle with determined eyes.
Ethan leaped from rooftop to rooftop, his parkour skills carrying him effortlessly through the urban landscape.
As the criminals made a sharp left turn, Ethan seized the opportunity to act. He activated the Omnitrix and slammed it down, his body transforming in a flash of light.
"Going somewhere ?" Ethan quipped in his new form as he landed on the hood of the criminals' car, his Galvanic Mechamorph form, Upgrade.
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"What the hell is that?!" one of the robbers exclaimed in shock as they caught sight of Ethan. "Now that's just rude" upgrade said as he morphed into the car itself, taking control of its systems and steering it into a nearby wall, bringing their reckless escape to a sudden halt.
"That was easy," Ethan remarked with a grin as he watched the criminals scramble out of the wreckage.
Slipping away into a nearby alley, Ethan reverted to his human form, his heart racing with exhilaration at his first successful mission as a hero.
As he watched The Flash apprehend the criminals, Ethan couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and satisfaction. And as he vanished into the shadows, his journey as a defender of Central City had only just begun. Ethan made his way back to his apartment, his mind buzzed with excitement and adrenaline. He couldn't wait for another go. But for now, he needed to slow down so at to avoid detection.
Entering his apartment, Ethan headed straight for the fridge to grab some breakfast. As he munched on toast and sipped his orange juice, his thoughts drifted back to the events of the morning. He couldn't believe he had actually used the Omnitrix in a real-life situation.
But as exhilarating as it was, Ethan knew he had a lot to learn about his newfound abilities. He needed to train, to understand the full extent of what the Omnitrix could do.
Lost in thought, Ethan paced back and forth in his apartment, his mind ablaze with questions and uncertainties. How was he going to take care of the bad guys, especially big bads like reverse flash,zoom,God speed and savitar? Yh he had the most powerful instrument in the world but it was limited, he had not gotten the master control and has only 12 alien.
As he pondered these questions, Ethan's gaze drifted to the Omnitrix on his wrist, its sleek metallic surface glinting in the morning light. He reached out and traced the intricate patterns etched into its surface, marveling at the technology that had brought him here.
But as Ethan's fingers lingered on the Omnitrix, a sudden wave of doubt washed over him. What if he wasn't ready for this? What if he couldn't handle what this world had to throw at him?.
Shaking off his doubts, Ethan took a deep breath and squared his shoulders, steeling himself for the challenges that lay ahead. He may be new to this world of superheroes and villains, but he refused to let fear hold him back.
With a newfound sense of determination, Ethan made a silent vow to himself. He would embrace his role as weilder of the Omnitrix and try his all to keep himself and the city safe.
But first, he needed to hone his skills and master the capabilities of the Omnitrix. With that goal in mind, Ethan set out to find a suitable training ground where he could put himself to the test and push his limits to new heights.
As he stepped out into the bustling streets of Central City, Ethan couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement coursing through his veins. The journey ahead would be long and challenging, but he was ready to face it head-on.
