<strong>Location:</strong>Keystone City<br/><strong>Date:</strong>Friday<br/><strong>Hero:</strong>The Flash<br/><strong>Costume:</strong>Off<br/><strong>TAG:</strong>Open<br/><hr/>(http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m27/victoria_wayne/flash_mech/flash_201_03.jpg)<br/><br/>He likes having a secret identity now that he thinks about it. It was like being on the inside of the biggest joke in the world. Oh sure, he liked the idea of being the approachable hero for the common man but in the end he needed a bit of space and all that jazz. Still, the Scarlet Speedster's Day Job was probably less then glamorous, especially compared to Uncle Barry. He was a CSI, which is neat but not like in the TV Shows.<br/><br/>"<strong>Heh, not bad kid.</strong>" replies Wheeler, both mechanics working Night Shift at the Police Garage.<br/><br/>Of course, there was one thing he had to keep on the down low. The costume ring- he just tried to play it as a Flash fan. For now he was fixing an alternator with a song on his lips, not thinking about the fact that it broke because it took a bullet.<br/><br/>With the new Alternator just a few bolts away from being fully installed the news came down from the officers that would pass by to check on their cars. William Slout, CEO of Keystone Motors- a nice guy himself though controversial around Keystone when he fired a bunch of the men on his line for robots, was being held hostage in Gotham at the Humanitarian Industrialist of the Year Awards. Well, his shift was almost over anyway. . .