Reign goes after the ladies, the guys plus Lily try to get back in contact with their friends and teammates, Sam has a problem, and a surprise at the end!

Enjoy the end of "Fort Rozz!"

***

"Nineteen minutes until event horizon," Mon-El turned to where everyone was working. "We gotta figure this out."

"Maybe we can bend the signal, like around the star somehow?" Winn scratched the back of his head.

"With what, willpower?" Querl scoffed. "No. We need to boost a strong enough signal to go through the star."

"Yes, but – "

Querl jumped up, looking excited. "You have nuclear power, correct?"

"Yes, we do," J'onn nodded.

"We could use a cold-fusion optical transceiver to harness the – " Querl began.

"Whoa!" Ray's head shot up as he looked away from his computer, eyes wide. "You guys have cold fusion on this Earth?!"

"No, we don't," Winn shook his head. "Or not yet, apparently."

Slade raised an eyebrow, looking at Oliver, who shook his head and held up his hands. "No idea what they're talking about."

Ray whistled, grinning giddily. "I want to see the future on this Earth where they have that."

"Uh, OK, maybe if we ever get the Waverider over here," Nate nodded. "Or maybe when we don't have to worry about our captain and teammates crashing into a star!"

"Right," Ray cleared his throat.

"We have to think inside the box and use the technology we have," J'onn nodded as Lily moved to another computer to help.

"Oh," Querl raised an eyebrow. "Hmm, OK, the technology we have. Eureka! I've got it!" he called sarcastically, making Mon-El sigh and shake his head, pinching the bridge of his nose. "An empty bottle! We'll write the instructions on paper and we'll launch it into space. It will only take 12,234 years to arrive."

"Brainy," Mon-El groaned.

But Winn's eyes lit up with inspiration. "Message in a bottle," he whispered, running to the computer Querl abandoned.

"You got something?" Oliver walked over.

"Voyager," Winn nodded.

"Wait, what?" Querl blinked, walking over to look behind him. "What is that?"

"Voyager 1 and 2, they're space probes from the '70s," Oliver answered, making everyone blink and look at him. "How did I know that and you didn't?" he frowned at Querl.

"Yeah, I agree with Oliver, how?" Malcolm frowned at Querl.

"The point is, they carry a record of peace from the people of Earth," Nate said. "Ergo, a message in a bottle."

"Wait a minute," Lily's eyes bugged open as Winn pulled up schematics of the Voyagers. "Bounce the signal just right, it can get to the ship!"

"That one!" Ray pointed.

"Voyager 2," Winn nodded. "That's it!"

"And the signal will get there?" Jax asked.

"Yeah," Winn grinned.

"Do it," J'onn ordered. "Do it fast. Good work, Agent Schott," he clapped Winn on the shoulder. "Thank you for helping, Dr. Palmer, Dr. Stein."

The two Legends nodded, and Oliver smiled at Winn. "Nice job."

"Winn, thank you," Mon-El nodded in agreement.

"Thank you, and you got it," Winn beamed, answering both of them.

***

"Vessel temperature rising."

"Oh, what I wouldn't do to have Gideon," Zari seethed, passing Imra another tool for her to use, both crouched to work on the consoles.

"Maybe you should work faster," Psi scowled down at them.

"Maybe you should make yourself useful and hand me that spanner wrench," Imra raised an eyebrow, pointing to a tool away from her and Zari.

Psi raised an eyebrow, but a dark hiss caught her attention. She looked up and away, towards the windows, then narrowed her eyes, walking that way. "Sing a song of sixpence, a pocketful of rye . . . "

"It's no good," Imra sighed in frustration, sitting back. "I can't get a strong enough signal to reach planet Earth."

"Four and twenty naughty boys baked into a pie."

Zari frowned, looking up at her. "Hey, going on about nursery rhymes isn't helping."

Psi just kept walking, her skin reflecting the blue light. "The maid was in the garden, hanging up the clothes . . . when lowly came a blackbird and pecked off her nose."

Imra froze, then scrambled to her feet, running up after Psi. When she reached her side, she could see the sleek ship landing inside Fort Rozz. "It's Reign," she swallowed. "She's here."

"Say what?" Zari demanded, dropping the tool she was holding.

***

"Kara Zor-El." Kara walked down the corridor, and the black-cloaked figure at the end turned to face her. "Daughter of Alura."

Kara swallowed. "Jindah Kol Rozz?"

"You know I am," she snapped. "And yet you ask. Uncertainty will be your doom, not green stone."

"I came to ask – " Kara began.

"I know why you came," Rozz interrupted. "The Phantom Zone dampened my powers, not the Sight. Misery of your mother's design, but you'll be with her soon."

"Can you tell me about Reign?"

She scoffed. "She will destroy you."

"I've heard otherwise," Kara deadpanned.

"You know nothing of the nature of destruction. You are a child living in light, but there is darkness in all things, in every soul you know. Who will it take?"

"No one, if I have anything to say about it," Kara answered determinedly.

Rozz smirked, walking up to her. "You fly too close to the sun. I have languished in pain for time beyond reason because of you, the Children of Light. But your pretty skin will soon be brittle scales in hellfire when the others awake and unite beneath the standard of Reign."

"Others?" Kara balked. "What do you mean, others?"

"Worldkillers," Rozz grinned. "The power, the pestilence, the purity."

Footsteps approached from behind, and Kara turned, hoping to see one of her friends, but froze when she saw who it really was. "Priestess," Reign locked eyes on Rozz.

Rozz gasped in shock, stepping past Kara. "My child! You've come! At last, our time is upon us. Deliver me from this prison, and we will bring anguish upon our enemies!"

She turned to smirk victoriously at Kara, but a glowing circle appeared in her chest, and she gasped, collapsing on the ground. As Kara ran to help her, Reign's eyes stopped glowing, and after Kara checked Rozz and found her dead, she looked up at the Worldkiller, eyes wide. "How do you have your powers here?"

"My powers aren't dependent on something as trivial as a sun," she answered, walking forward. "You're different without your powers. Like a child, helpless and afraid."

"I'm not afraid of you," Kara narrowed her eyes, standing up. "Even though we're enemies, there's still something that binds us."

"Save your speech, Supergirl," Reign scoffed.

"No, you have to hear me," Kara shook her head. "There is something in you that sees what you're doing is wrong, that sees the pain you're causing and regrets it. You don't have to be my enemy. You want justice in the world? So do I, but we're not gonna find it by attacking each other."

Reign walked forward, sneering. "And that's where you're wrong."

Kara swallowed, watching her eyes glow red, then a blast of electricity hit Reign, knocking her away from her. "Watch out!" Livewire spat, storming into view.

"Coming to Supergirl's rescue?" Reign narrowed her eyes.

"We're coming to take you down," Livewire countered, summoning more electricity, and Kara looked around as Thea and Amaya came into view, running their way.

***

"We need to find Supergirl," Imra ran back to where Zari was still working.

"What are you talking about?" Psi scowled, following her. "We need to find a way out of here!"

"Oh, shut up!" Zari shouted at the ceiling when the automated voice declared "Vessel temperature rising. Five degrees to critical overheating."

"I refuse to get incinerated by a star!" Psi barked.

"We have tried everything!" Imra narrowed her eyes. "I can't – "

"Imra, we've reestablished communication with you from the D.E.O.," Querl's voice suddenly announced, and Imra blinked in shock, turning to where Zari was still holding wires, though she looked just as shocked. "Do you copy?"

"I didn't do it," Zari dropped the wires, holding up her hands.

"Brainy, I copy!" Imra cheered.

***

"Yes!" Winn whooped, high fiving Ray in delight as Lily cheered, hugging Jax.

"Oh, thank God," Oliver leaned against the console in relief, Mon-El grinning from his other side.

"I told you we would figure out a solution," Querl grinned at everyone.

"Of course you did, Mr. Pessimist," Malcolm scoffed.

Querl shot him a glare before turning back to work, ignoring Slade's snickers. "I can interface with Fort Rozz from here, redirect some of our power to its throttles," Querl said.

"Have you found the Priestess?" Oliver asked.

"They're looking for her now," Imra reported. "But, Oliver . . . Reign's here."

Oliver's face drained of color. "What?!" Slade snarled as Malcolm shot upright, eyes wide.

"OK, no, no," Winn shook his head desperately as the Legends exchanged panicked looks. "You need – "

"Find Supergirl!" Oliver barked.

"That," Winn pointed at him.

"No, she can't," Querl shook his head. "She needs to control the throttles and manually hit these coordinates until the ships are steadied and Fort Rozz is back in its original orbit."

"Does she need me for that?" Zari's voice asked.

"Imra knows the cruiser better than you, so, no, not really," Querl shook his head.

"Then go find her, Zari," Oliver ordered.

"But will Zari be enough against Reign if she finds her?" Nate asked in concern.

***

Zari chewed her lip, pacing anxiously, then Psi spoke behind her. "I can go with her." She and Imra spun around, eyes wide, and Psi nodded. "Take this thing off me."

Zari bit her lip, thinking, then heard Oliver's voice again. "Whatever you need to do, Zari, do it."

Zari took a deep breath, pulling out the key to the psychic dampener. "Copy that."

She reached up and unlocked the dampener, and Psi exhaled in relief, reaching up and taking it off. She smirked at Imra, who looked warily at her. "See? Don't be afraid, Matilda."

She put the dampener down, and Zari walked after her, both heading for the airlock to reboard Fort Rozz.

***

Reign turned to face Livewire, firing her heat vision. Livewire turned into electricity, racing around above her in circles. Reign fired her heat vision repeatedly, but never made an accurate shot. Livewire reformed, tilting her head. "That all you got?"

"You're a nuisance," Reign spat, firing again.

Livewire countered with electricity this time, holding off Reign's heat vision. However, the crackling light in the center where both met meant she didn't see Reign getting closer until her hand was around her neck. "Get your hands off her!" Kara shouted, running over.

Reign swatted her away like a fly, and Amaya hastily summoned the spirit of an elephant again, running forward. Reign reached out with her other hand, grabbing Amaya by her neck, lifting her up. She smirked, then threw her into the opposing wall, which dented when Amaya hit it.

Taking her eyes away meant she didn't see Livewire summon electricity in her other hand and grab Reign's arm with it. "And you need to stop attacking my friends," she managed to say, sending electricity through the Worldkiller's arm.

The resulting explosion of electricity sent everyone close by flying, including Thea. Thea hit her head on the console by Kara, and she slumped to the ground, groaning in pain. Livewire landed on her knees, wincing in pain. Reign was the first to stand, sneering and turning to Livewire, her eyes glowing red.

"No, no, stop!" Kara shouted, running behind her, making Reign turn. "Stop! I'm the one you want, right? I'm the one who's trying to stop you. They came here because of me."

"Then they can watch you die first," Reign declared, her eyes glowing red again.

"No!" Amaya cried.

Livewire struggled to her feet, ready to jump, when a blur of white went past her, and something silver went around Reign's neck. Reign howled, staggering off balance, reaching up to grab the bo staff around her neck. Sara clung to her back, wincing in concentration, holding her staff as tightly as she could, trying to choke Reign with it. "Not today, you bitch," she snarled.

Reign grabbed her arm and threw her off, sending Sara over to Livewire. But while her back was turned, it left her completely open to Laurel, who screamed in her direction. Reign screamed in pain, reaching up to cover her ears as Livewire bent over Sara, checking on her.

"Blackbird!" Twin blasts of air knocked Reign to the ground, and everyone turned to see Zari lower her hands, Psi stepping past her, free of the psychic dampener. "What's going on underneath that dark, dark shell of yours?" Psi sneered, closing her eyes and releasing a psychic blast.

It hit Reign in the chest, and Reign staggered slightly. She took a few deep breaths, then winced and sank to her knees, screaming in pain and clutching her head. Livewire's eyes widened in shock as Reign started to hyperventilate, eyes wide in terror. Psi just smirked smugly, lifting her chin high, proud she had affected her so.

Then Reign managed to ask, in a very high voice, "Where am I?" She looked around, seeming shocked, making Laurel and Zari blink in surprise. "Where am I?" she repeated. "What's happening?" She turned to see behind her, and she gasped. "Supergirl!"

"Reign?" she walked forward.

Reign blinked, then her expression hardened. She took a deep breath, and Laurel opened her mouth to scream again, but Reign took off before she could do anything more. They watched her go, then Livewire scoffed. "I guess we're all suckers, too."

Kara let out a hysterical laugh, covering her mouth in relief as Laurel hurried to help Thea up, Zari giving Amaya a hand. Somehow, miraculously, all nine of them had gotten through alive.

That was a win in her book.

***

Imra ran down the steps at the D.E.O., a wide smile on her face, and Mon-El walked to meet her, grinning widely. "Well done," he praised, hugging her when she reached him.

"You worried?" Imra asked.

"What, me?" Mon-El's eyes widened. "No. No, no, no, I knew you'd be fine the whole time."

"Oh, yeah, he sure did," Winn smirked, clapping him on the back.

Kara smiled fondly, watching the reunion, when she felt Oliver take her hand and whisper, "He was a wreck."

Kara giggled, leaning her head on his shoulder, letting Oliver put his arm around her. "And you weren't?"

"I'm not used to being on the sidelines."

"That means he absolutely was," Malcolm grinned, walking up. "Welcome home, almas."

"Thanks," Kara hugged him, then Slade when he joined them. "It's good to be home."

"Aye aye, captain!" Jax grinned as three others came down the steps behind Imra.

"Shut up," Sara grinned, giving her second-in-command a hug when she reached the bottom.

"Thank God," Nate smiled, hugging Amaya tightly.

"You guys OK?" Ray asked, hugging Zari.

"We should have blown that prison up," Zari grumbled.

"I second that!" Livewire shouted from where she was with Laurel and Thea.

Kara giggled, turning back to Mon-El. "She really helped." Imra smiled at the praise, then Kara marched up to Sara. "And you were suicidal!"

"No, I wasn't!" she protested.

"You tried to choke Reign with your bo staff!"

"What?!" Nate did a double take.

"She was gonna kill you!" Sara defended herself. "I had to do something!"

"Nice work, Captain," Mick grinned.

Kara shook her head fondly, then turned and walked over to where Psi was waiting, guarded by D.E.O. men, the dampener back around her neck. "You saved us," she said. "Thank you."

"Don't get emotional," Psi rolled her eyes. "I just didn't want to die out there." She looked past her to where the Legends were still talking, then told Kara, "You have some really good friends."

Kara nodded in agreement, and as Psi turned to go, she turned to one of the guards. "Can we get her a better room, please?" she asked. "Maybe one with a window?"

Psi stared at her in shock, then smiled thankfully. "I still don't like her," Malcolm frowned.

Kara chuckled, patting him on the shoulder. "I don't blame you."

"Hey, I'm gonna go liberate Alex from William," Oliver told Kara, squeezing her slightly.

"Then Earth-1, right?" Kara asked.

"Yes," Oliver nodded, rolling his eyes. "I need Star City's normalcy after this."

"We all do, kid," Slade snorted.

Kara giggled, kissing Oliver's cheek and squeezing his hand. "See you."

Winn watched Oliver leave as he walked up, then turned as Psi disappeared around the corner. "She really came through, huh?" he asked.

Kara nodded, looking past him to Livewire. "They both did," she confirmed, walking over. "Thank you," she told her sincerely. "If you hadn't come in time and held Reign off – "

"Don't make it a chick flick, Supergirl," Livewire scoffed.

Kara sighed. "Thank you," she repeated. "And please, don't make me have to come after you again."

She held out her hand, raising an eyebrow, and after a moment, Livewire smiled slightly and shook her hand. "You're welcome," she nodded. "And trust me, I won't do anything to make you recruit me for another suicidal space mission any time soon."

***

"OK," Alex sighed, finishing writing Maggie's address on the package with her passport.

"I can take it to the post office, if you want?" Ruby offered.

"Or Dad and I can," William added.

"Oh, that's OK," Alex shook her head. "I can manage tomorrow."

Both teens nodded, then Ruby smiled shyly. "It was really fun hanging out with you guys today."

"Any time," William grinned, making her smile back.

"I'm glad you guys were here," Alex smiled. "I don't know how I would have handled this without you here. I mean, normally I'd lean on my sister, but – "

"She's out of town," William nodded rapidly. "Any time, Aunt Alex."

"Yeah, we can sub for her any time," Ruby agreed.

"Thank you," Alex grinned.

There was a quick knock at the door, and William looked at Ruby. "Your parent or mine?"

Ruby tilted her head back and forth. "Both."

"Guys?" Oliver's voice called.

"We're back!" Sam's came a second later.

William gawked at Ruby in shock, and she laughed triumphantly. "Good call!" Alex laughed as well. "Come on in!"

"I heard laughing," Oliver grinned as he walked in, holding the door open for Sam. "What did we miss?"

"Ruby's a total genius," William answered.

"Oh, is she?" Oliver raised an eyebrow as Ruby beamed.

"Hey," Sam smiled at Alex.

"Hey," Alex nodded. "She's alive."

"Hi, baby," Sam smiled as Ruby ran to hug her. "I missed you."

"Missed you, too," Ruby hugged her tightly.

Sam kissed the top of her head, then asked, "How did it go?"
"A total disaster," Alex deadpanned. "I mean, what nightmares of kids you've raised."

"Hey!" William protested.

"Oh, I know," Sam nodded, playing along as Oliver laughed. "She's rough, right?"

"Hey, we're meeting Kara before we go to Central," Oliver patted William on the shoulder. "We gotta go."

"And I will meet you in the elevator," Sam nudged Ruby.

"OK," Ruby nodded, then grinned at William and lunged for Alex. "Whoa!" Alex rocked in her seat, and William pounced a moment later. "Hey, hey, I'm wounded!" she laughed, even as she hugged both of them. "Bye, guys."

"Bye, Alex," Ruby grinned.

"Thanks," William smiled at her.

"Any time," Alex smiled. "Say hi to everyone in Central, OK?" William nodded, and Alex pointed at Ruby. "No Shining."

Ruby smiled, then hugged William, too. "See you."

"See you," William grinned.

Ruby headed out the door, and Oliver went to follow her, then turned. "Hey, how was your trip?" Sam turned to look at him, a confused look on her face, and Oliver frowned. "Your work trip?" he prodded.

Sam swallowed, turning to Alex, who blinked. "Wow. I mean, it must've been really bad if you've already blocked it out."

"It's OK," Oliver shook his head. "Come on, William."

Sam licked her lips, then asked, "I said I had a work trip?"

Oliver paused, looking back at Sam, then down at William. "Go catch up to Ruby, OK? I'll be right there."

"OK," William nodded, giving Sam a worried look before leaving.

Oliver closed the door behind him, then walked up to Sam. "Yes, you did," he nodded. "It's why Ruby was here."

Sam frowned, thinking, then nodded. "No, I did. I did, I know I did. I know I said that, but . . . I didn't go anywhere."

"What?" Oliver blinked, watching Sam dig through her bag.

She pulled out her phone, scrolling through her notifications, and blanched. "Oh, my God. Lena called . . . how did I miss this?"

Alex leaned forward, seeing how rattled Sam looked. "Are you OK?"

"They had a car for me, I never got in the car," Sam swallowed, and Oliver quickly grabbed her arm when she started to sway on her feet. "I never got on a plane! How?!"

"OK, take it easy," Oliver helped her sit down, Alex moving to the chair next to her. "It's OK, Sam."

"Oh, my God," she whispered, eyes wide. "Ruby said it the other day."

"What did Ruby say?" Alex asked.

"That I was gone. I told her that I was going somewhere, but I didn't. I don't know where I went. I thought maybe I was stressed, or, you know, maybe she was remembering wrong, but it keeps happening to me. I keep losing time!"

"Sam, just take a deep breath," Alex began.

"No, I don't know where I've been!" Sam cried, eyes tearing up.

"Sam," Oliver rubbed her back. "Take a deep breath."

Sam nodded, taking a shaky one. "I think something's wrong with me."

Oliver and Alex exchanged worried looks, and Alex moved closer to Sam as Oliver went to get her a glass of water.

***

"I hear you had a hard go of it up there."

Kara turned to look behind her as Mon-El walked up to join her on the balcony. "Yeah," Kara nodded. "Yeah, as far as ghost ships go, it wasn't the scariest I've ever been on, but it certainly wasn't a fun house."

Mon-El nodded, then sighed. "I know my being back here didn't make things easy for you at first – "

"Mon-El," Kara sighed, closing her eyes.

"It's true," Mon-El shook his head. "You thought I was gone, and now I'm not. We've both found someone else, which helps. You've got Oliver and Slade and Malcolm and . . . well, several others who terrify me, to be honest. Sara, trying to strangle Reign with a bo staff? That's something."

Kara giggled. "Yeah, that's typical Sara."

"You've got them to help when you're struggling," Mon-El leaned on the railing. "But I want to help, too. We're not together anymore, but I still wanna make things better for you."

"I know you do," Kara nodded.

"Well, then, try me," Mon-El shrugged. "Talk to me. I promise I'm a heck of a lot wiser than whoever that guy was that landed here a year ago." Kara laughed, nodding in agreement, and Mon-El held out his hands. "Just try it. Try me. I'm a much better listener."

Kara pursed her lips, then sighed. "I feel badly that I couldn't get through to Reign," she confessed. "I saw humanity in her. I got a glimpse of it, and I should have been able to reach it. And I'm wondering that if I didn't have everyone from Earth-1 . . . I wonder if I wouldn't have made it back. If Leslie wouldn't have made it back."

"Yeah, I know the feeling," Mon-El nodded. "Leading people into battle and wondering if you'll bring them home. It's hard."

"No kidding," Kara whispered, looking down the stairs, focusing on Lily conversing eagerly with Ray and Winn, on Jax, who was still joking around with Sara, and on Malcolm, who was speaking with Thea. Malcolm, who had almost died to save Professor Stein. Lily, who could have lost her father. Jax, who would have lost his partner in crime and the man who was like his surrogate father. How drastically would their lives had changed if anything had happened differently? If Stein had died? If Malcolm had died?

"But," Mon-El told her, drawing her attention back to him. "For what it's worth, you might not have gotten through to Reign. But, I mean, Livewire? She was as bad as they come, and you got through to her. You gave her something to fight for. You changed her heart for the better. That's, I mean . . . that's amazing. And you did that without the yellow sun. That was all you." Kara stared at him for a few seconds, then snorted. Mon-El frowned in confusion. "What?"

"Wow," Kara giggled. "Your advice actually makes sense now! I think I'd actually follow it!"

Mon-El smirked as Kara burst out laughing. "There is a logical progression," he told her dryly.

"That sounds like – !"

"Comes to a point at the end," Mon-El grinned, joining in on her laughter. "And, you know, speaking of glass-half-full stuff, that Kryptonian Priestess gave you some information about the Worldkillers. That's not for nothing."

"Yeah," Kara nodded. "Yeah, she did. She called them Purity and Pestilence." She took a deep breath. "So now all we have to do is find them before Reign does."

"And you'll have our help if you need it," Mon-El nodded.

Kara smiled. "Thank you," she told him.

"Any time," Mon-El smiled back. "Just reassure your terrifying brothers I wasn't trying to get you to come back to me."

"Ehhhh," Kara tilted her head back and forth teasingly.

"Wait, what?" Mon-El blinked. Kara laughed and ran back down the stairs, Mon-El shouting after her. "Kara!"

"He looks like he's seen a ghost," Sara remarked, raising an eyebrow.

Kara just giggled. "What did he do?" Slade raised an eyebrow.

"Nothing," Kara grinned. "Just gave me an ear I needed."

Slade tilted his head. "He's still got both of them."

Kara burst out laughing even more at that. "Oh, what did I miss?" Oliver raised an eyebrow as he walked in, William with him.

"Not funny, Kara," Mon-El grumbled as he joined them.

Kara snickered in response. "Yes, it was."

"So, back to cleaning up the timeline," Sara rubbed her hands together.

"And Star City's normalcy," Slade smirked.

"Funny how Star City's problems is now what we're calling normal," Malcolm snorted.

"You wanna try fighting Vikings who worship a blue doll called 'Cuddle Me Beebo?'" Sara raised an eyebrow.

Malcolm shuddered. "I stand corrected."

Kara smiled as the Legends laughed at Malcolm's expense, then tilted her head, seeing Oliver looked slightly distracted. "Everything OK?" she asked.

"Hmm?" Oliver looked at her, then nodded. "Yeah, it's fine."

Kara nodded, then turned back to the others. "Actually, one place before all of that." William nodded in agreement, and Kara turned to face Mon-El, Winn, and J'onn when they looked at her in confusion. "If you guys want to come, too."

Winn immediately nodded in understanding. "Yeah," Mon-El nodded, understanding as well. "I'm coming."

***

When alarms went off in S.T.A.R. Labs signaling a breach opening, Iris groaned, rubbing her hand over her face. "Seriously?" Cisco groaned, standing up and storming towards the breach room, Caitlin warily following as Joe put a hand on his gun, Iris and Harry taking theirs. "One day! One day!"

Iris braced herself when they entered the breach room, ready to fire.

Except when a blonde woman in glasses stepped out, she froze, her gun lowering. Her blue eyes immediately found Iris's watering ones, and she sighed, walking forward. "I am so sorry, Iris," she whispered.

Iris dropped her gun and raced forward, hugging Kara tightly, and Kara hugged her back as the Legends and Oliver, Slade, Malcolm, Laurel, Thea, J'onn, Winn, and Mon-El poured through the breach after her. Kara ignored them, holding Iris as she cried, Sara and Thea coming to hug Iris as well.

***

This will not be the last time we see Team Flash before the finales. ;)

And finally, back to Star City for normalcy. XD "Divided" will be next when I come back!