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Wally stretched with a wide yawn, his mouth opening as he shook off the remnants of a refreshing nap. His fatigue had vanished, and his eyes were sharp, free of drowsiness.

'How long was I asleep?' he wondered, walking over to where Alfred stood, focused on the serum's refinement. Thanks to the simulation, the serum had been created efficiently, with minimal resource waste. Alfred was meticulously ensuring there were no unforeseen consequences.

As Wally approached, his watch blinked with a notification. He frowned in mild confusion. 'Was Cisco vibing me again?' he thought, puzzled by the alert function being triggered. 'Or was it someone else?' For a moment, he considered the possibilities but quickly shrugged them off, returning his focus to Alfred and the task at hand.

It seemed the serum was nearly complete. Alfred, ever diligent, was running final checks to eliminate any risk.

"What's the current success rate?" Wally asked, his curiosity evident.

"98.65%," Alfred replied succinctly, knowing Wally preferred concise, short answers.

"Good. Make the preparations—I'm taking it tonight," Wally declared before heading out of the private quarters.

In the corner of the room, a row of customized trucks waited, each bearing the sleek logo of W.E.S.T. Technologies on their sides. They were stocked with advanced tech and anti-metahuman/ superhuman protocols, ready for deployment. Only tomorrow's key tech piece remained to be loaded into one of the trucks. Teleporting it directly into ARGUS wasn't an option—that would raise wariness.

Wally quickly assumed control of several bots, their total number was already nearing the ten-thousand mark. Naturally, this wouldn't disrupt progress significantly—not with how efficient the system was.

Tens of drones began meticulously loading crates into the back of one of the trucks. While Wally could have completed the task in seconds himself, he saw no reason to rush. 'What's the point of having a helping hand if you don't use it?' he thought.

With everything running smoothly, Wally decided to take a casual jog around the pocket dimension. The sight was always fascinating. Multiple chambers were under construction, and an array of machines—of varying sizes, shapes, and purposes—moved with precision, creating a harmonious, controlled symphony of activity.

At the center of it all stood his private building, accompanied by his workshop. The structure's towering height rivaled that of a skyscraper, and its architecture was extraordinary, almost alien in design. Yet, despite its otherworldly aesthetic, it was remarkably efficient.

Also, he had considered expanding the pocket dimension but decided to take it one step at a time. Why bite off more than I can chew? he reasoned. He'd only proceed with expansion once every inch of available space had been utilized.

After his brief sightseeing, Wally returned to his lab. The room shimmered under an unnatural dark blue light—the dimension's primary light source. Though its color could be changed at will, Wally had chosen to keep it as it was. Around him, rows of advanced technology were meticulously organized, standing as a testament to his vision.

The serum was ready. Alfred had completed all preparations and was waiting diligently for his master to return. But as Wally entered, he could sense an underlying tension in the air.

"Sir, a glaring issue needs your immediate attention," Alfred stated, his tone calm yet firm.

Wally raised an eyebrow, curiosity piqued. "What is it?" he asked, hoping it wasn't something overly complex to resolve.

"Earthly resources," Alfred began. "Specifically, the economy. The planet cannot sustain the rate at which its resources are being siphoned. Frankly, it won't handle the scale of operations we have planned. I strongly recommend we find an alternative source."

Wally's expression shifted as he considered the complications. The initial hardness in his gaze softened as he let out a quiet breath.

It wasn't that big of a deal—he had foreseen this issue. In fact, he'd already planned for it. The solution lay in siphoning and harvesting resources from other planets, effectively eliminating Earth's current limitations.

A few weeks ago, this would have been a problem, but now? Now, he had access to something far greater: Dominator knowledge. The adage "knowledge equals power" had never felt more accurate.

With star charts and planetary coordinates at his disposal, Wally possessed detailed data on habitable and uninhabitable worlds. Armed with the Tachyon Prism, he could traverse light-years in mere minutes, turning what was once a monumental challenge into a trivial task.

All he needed to do was separate uninhabitable planets from those with life. After all, Wally had no desire to become an alien invader.

There was even a tantalizing possibility of discovering rare materials that Earth lacked entirely. The opportunity was too good to ignore—it was, without a doubt, the best solution.

"If so, we take to the stars," he declared.

Alfred nodded knowingly. Those few words were all the confirmation he needed. Without hesitation, he began working in parallel, identifying harvestable planets while simultaneously designing and constructing droids, robots, and ships capable of withstanding interstellar travel and navigating wormholes.

"Now, with the matter at hand, let's proceed," Wally said, starting his preparations. He changed into a more fluid outfit, designed to allow all his biometric data to be monitored in real-time.

He sat on the flat metal surface, only for several metal clamps to snap onto his wrists and ankles. Wally's eyes narrowed as he glared at Alfred.

"What's the meaning of this?" he asked, clearly displeased by the restraints.

"You might experience a significant amount of pain," Alfred replied, his tone calm but firm. "This is for your safety."

A metallic arm lowered the syringe holding the serum toward Wally's neck. Alfred stood watching, his face emotionless as always, but if he could gulp, he would have.

The agent Alfred had secretly used to enhance the serum's success rate was the unique energy harvested from the metahuman, Siphon. Its potency was undeniable.

Even with only a 0.02% concentration in the serum, the energy's dominant nature was evident. This addition wasn't just to improve the serum's success rate—it was also meant to empower Wally.

Alfred had observed his master's suppressed hunger for power during the battle days prior. That moment had cemented his conviction. Initially, Alfred had assumed his role as a simple assistant, acting solely on Wally's orders.

But now, his consciousness had evolved. He had a purpose beyond mere obedience: to ensure Wally reached the pinnacle of his potential. Whether that path bordered on insanity or moral deformities didn't matter.

To that end, Alfred had deployed stealth drones to track and collect samples from several identified metahumans. He hadn't done anything too extreme—restraint was a lesson Wally himself had ingrained in him, the key to long-term success.

The altered serum was Alfred's answer. Its purpose was not just to perfect Wally's evolution as a speedster but to shift him in the direction of becoming a cosmic being. This was only the beginning, he had so much more in-store.

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"Go ahead," Wally directed, his tone steady despite the anticipation coursing through him.

The cold, sterilized tip of the syringe slowly pierced the base of his neck, eliciting a sharp grunt. Speedster metabolism rendered painkillers ineffective, burning through them almost instantly, leaving Wally to endure the raw sensation.

As the serum entered his system, it flowed naturally, its energy dispersing through his veins like liquid fire. The mechanical arm retreated, its task complete. For a moment, everything was still. The serum lay dormant, waiting, as though testing its new host.

Then, Wally's fingers twitched.

"Mm-ph," he grunted as a sharp pain flared within him. It started as a dull ache but quickly escalated into something fierce and all-consuming. He clenched his teeth, trying to bottle up the agony, but it was too much. Groans escaped him, his breathing quickened, and his face contorted under the weight of the torment.

"Alfred—what's—going on?" he gasped, his voice strained.

He thrashed against the restraints, attempting to pull his arms and legs free, but the locks held firm. The material was no ordinary alloy.

"The serum is taking effect," Alfred said, his voice calm yet tinged with urgency. "Your body is adapting to the changes. I must insist you endure it for just a little longer."

"Endure it?!" Wally roared, his voice edged with frustration and pain. A surge of energy rippled through his body, making his muscles spasm violently. It felt as though every cell in his body was being rewritten, torn apart, and rebuilt simultaneously.

Alfred monitored the readings carefully. The serum was working, but the process was intense. The energy harvested from Siphon wasn't just a passive addition; it was a force of dominance, challenging the Speed Force within Wally's cells in an attempt to take over. But the Speed Force was no ordinary power. It was conscious, a sentient entity that would never allow one of its avatars—its conduits—to succumb to an invading force without resistance.

This was precisely what Alfred had anticipated. The Speed Force would combat the encroaching energy, protecting its chosen avatar with everything it had. However, Alfred also knew the Speed Force wouldn't push too far. Overexertion would risk killing its conduit, and the Speed Force would avoid such an outcome. Once it reached the brink, it would search for alternative solutions.

This was where Alfred's bonding rate algorithm came into play. Just as the Speed Force had its own formula, this algorithm offered a pathway for fusion and symbiosis. It provided a method to reconcile the two otherwise incompatible forces, forcing them to coexist and even complement one another.

Seconds stretched into excruciatingly long minutes. The pain did not subside; it grew worse. Wally's mind teetered on the edge of overload, yet the regeneration enhancement built into the serum kept him stable—though only barely.

Inside Wally's body, the war raged. Millions of cells were destroyed every second, their molecular structures torn apart by the clashing forces. But for every million cells that fell, ten million more were created in their place, stronger and more adaptive.

Wally's screams echoed through the room, raw and guttural. "ARRRGHHHHHHHH!...."