#stitchedgarden

Kara had asked them to look into this earth’s Alex Danvers, a surprising twist considering that they’d all assumed that they didn’t have one. Just like they didn’t seemingly exist on Kara’s earth. But they hadn’t found her, at least not yet, and Caitlin was growing rather frustrated. They’d looked everywhere possible, but it was as if she had disappeared. “Cisco, what if she disappeared when reality was fixed?” she asked quietly as she turned to look at him. “What if Alex Danvers doesn’t exist on this earth anymore?” that thought made her sad, because if it hadn’t been for her, they wouldn’t be living their actual lives, and she didn’t even know the types of lives they would be living right now. Guys incoming, ARGUS agents are on their way. Her gaze shifted to the screen that confirmed what Barry had informed them via the comms system. They had visitors, and she found herself doing a double take as she examined one of the agents more closely. “Cisco, I think it’s her!” she said as she reached for his hand, “I think that’s Alex!” the doors opened behind them, and she turned to see their new visitors. 

I think my most favourite childhood story/quirk/thing is that when I was around 3 or 4 I refused to call people by their names and called them by colours instead? Like, I would call my grandma “green”, my dad “blue” etc. I have no memory of this and nobody knows why I did it, but my family bring it up all the time and I think it’s pretty fuckin’ cool? Like, I was potentially reading auras as a small child and I think that’s pretty metal.

“There’s a very high chance that we may need to split up” she said as she looked down at the intended target. Their reconnaissance mission was growing to be difficult, and even though she was aware that Jacques Snicket had been an volunteer longer than she had. And of course he was technically still her chaperone for the foreseeable future, she believed she could still suggest such a thing. “Unless you oppose the idea, Jacques Snicket?” 

There’s a part of her that knows that she shouldn’t worry, Clark was with Kara, and they were helping Barry and Oliver. But there was also that part of her brain that always worried. Even though they were nearly indestructible, it didn’t make this any easier. She turned her attention towards the space where she knew she’d find Alex, most of the agents had scattered, for fear that Lois would start asking questions. “You know, I think you can tell your people, I won’t attempt to interview them while I’m here” maybe a small lie, but it wasn’t her priority at the moment, unless something interesting happened 

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“I..do not know you” she said quietly as she turned her attention to their newest visitor. She was certain that in the flurry of activity in the last hour, she had missed being introduced. “Can I help you?”