O' Speed

“Sure you won’t.” This time he stood his ground, unwilling to let Thawne back him into a literal corner. Not like it mattered; Cisco was as safe three steps away from him as he was four or ten or one hundred.

In truth, he could have let out a laugh, but instead, a frown formed across his features; it wasn’t that he was displeased with the situation, but rather, he knew that eventually everything would fall into place. He just had to deal with  Cisco’s humor.

She could have said many things at the sudden appearance of the other, but for now, she was going to keep her attention to the ground —- it was easier that way after-all. If anything, she didn’t like to speak to other’s unless spoken to, but that was due to her…attitude to most things. She was either outspoken  or not at all.

However, she had to say something didn’t she? She thought as much as a step back was taken, “I….I don’t think you really have anything I want.” Rather, she knew it was possible he had something she wanted —- answers was one, but again; she wasn’t about to test that theory… not yet at least.

While he could have said many things, it was easier of he stuck to the basic facts of the situation wasn’t it? He thought so at least as a deep breath escaped his lips. He had to at least be decent with his words, but since formality was all ready thrown out the window? Why not just lay out the facts.

“What do I want? I want many things; the world at my feet, a golden fiddle, and many other things, but for now? I’m giving you a choice, understand?”

If the other had to ask, it seemed he wasn’t ready at all ---- a pity in most regards, but he came here for a reason, and he doubted the other would reject this... offer of sorts.

 “----I think we both know we will die eventually.” He shot back, a bit harsher than he originally intended, but that was besides the point, “It will work.” Even though he wasn’t too sure it would, but for now, he had to put some trust in his own inventions ---- if anything, he could at least try to get them out, but the potential for everything to go wrong was higher than not for the time being.

Not that it mattered, for now, he was willing to put his theory to the test --- either way, one of them was getting out of here, but there was hope for the both of them. It was then a moment passed, another, and another as he activated the device, “Well... this will either explode or it will work for now.” And he hoped it wouldn’t explode or worse.

Either way, a few moments passed, and nothing happened so, he hoped that it worked ---- even if he didn’t know how long it would last either way. For now though, he was simply guess the probability of how much would go would go wrong, but for now? It seemed that it was decent enough for him to go forward with it...even if he didn’t know how much time would last.

While she might not have had a clue, there was one way to catch them, but he doubted it would actually WORK  ---- he knew sometimes he had to wait for things to happen, but for now, he didn’t exactly think that would be a good idea.