*Yes, you read that right.
*The original world has a Lego-style setting, so the overall tone is lighthearted.
Something about this story seems wrong. Barry Allen sat on the sofa, looking at the voice recorder on the table, when a thought suddenly crossed his mind. Raging flames erupted around him, devouring everything they touched like demons from hell.
Shattered glass, a clock hanging upside down, clothes that had been reduced to ashes on one side. How bizarre it all was. Even a curse had been scrawled on the wall in vivid blood-red letters: "You can never leave." It was as if the devil were still watching them.
But something just felt off. Barry frowned and thought it over.
"Oh my God, I can't believe we've actually seen hell."
A young voice sounded beside him, and the boy seemed to sigh. He was standing on the table, looking down at the room with an expression of disbelief. A bloody mark had appeared on his forehead, probably scraped by broken glass when he fell to the floor earlier. Ash drifted onto his face, soon obscuring those innocent eyes.
Jesus Christ, I think I know what's wrong. Barry's face twisted in misery as he slapped his forehead.
The boy in the hotel room with him, surrounded by raging flames...
Was Spider-Man from the Avengers next door, for fuck's sake!
Peter Parker!
And now they were apparently about to perish together with some so-called demon!
That wasn't how the script was supposed to go!
Hey!!!
*Not exactly a crossover of all things American, but it does cross over various screen franchises.
CD-oriented, no romance, purely friendship and family affection.
There will be extras, and any pairings will be mentioned at the beginning of those chapters (no random pairings).
But don't get your hopes up too much. I prefer ensemble-focused stories.
Ideally, the ensemble focus will be unintentional.
There will probably be out-of-character moments and differences from the original characterizations. I got into these through the movies, TV shows, and animation, but haven't caught up on everything, so please bear with me.
The writing style has its own quirks. Please don't recommend it; read at your own discretion.
Theme: Even when plunged into darkness, keep your heart turned toward the light
