Windy noticed Batman coming out of the shadows, and actually acted like it was an occurrence she was already used to.<br/><br/>She listened to the conversation, frowning. She had passed the bank to get where she was now. "Th' alkaline substance 'round th' windows an' trailin' inside might be th' puzzle piece, Batman..." No sooner she got those words out she was reprimanded (it felt that way, anyway) regarding her accent, which was a lot more Scot than Irish... But still the Irish lilt was in her Scottish speak. "Nae sure how t' nah speak as I've alway..." she sighed, sadly, looking away while turning redder, and nervously biting her lower lip.<br/><br/>When she met Flash, she raised a curious eyebrow, listening to the banter. She scratched her head regarding telling who she was and the remark of knowing who Batman was, putting that puzzle on the other back burner with the alkaline like substance at the bank.<br/><br/>"I c'n answer yer last one first. Takes me half-hour t' circumnavigate th' globe... So, 49,802 miles per hour. Th' first is a mystery:" She took a deep breath, "Chemistry lab in high school, durin' th' worst thunderstorm I c'n recall. We were makin' fireworks as a class project t' shoot off at the Winterfest, when lightning struck the wall, bore through it & set off near every bloody firework we had. Fourth o' July up close an' personal. I was nearest th' wall, had a fine powder o' mortar on me, electrocuted an' lit up by the works. When I woke in th' hospital, four days ha' passed. We found me speed durin'  motor skills physical therapy. Everyone says I'm a walkin' miracle... But it don't answer how I'm bein' th' fastest girl on earth."