Chapter 1: Insomnia
It was a quiet night; clear, so you could see the stars twinkling in the dark. The moon's light danced on the ocean and illuminated the world as it slept.
In their tower, the Titans slumbered each in their own bedrooms. But one of them was awakened; she didn't know what it was that woke her up. It wasn't anything anyone could hear, but she knew something was calling to her. This Titan was Raven.
Unable to sleep, (and a little confused) Raven left her room and went on top of the roof. Sighing, she let the light breeze of the night catch her hair and stared up into the crystal heavens.
It seemed to calm her somewhat, and she levitated as she watched the stars dance across the sky. Then she noticed one of them was twinkling rapidly, and looked like it was growing bigger. Suddenly, it had entered Earth's atmosphere, and was heading towards the beach! But unlike regular falling stars, it went faster, and the only damage it did as it flew past the tower was make a hole in the sand. But, also unlike anything falling to the Earth, it made no sound except swoosh.
No explosions, no impact, nothing but a hole in the ground. No one woke up. Raven flew down to investigate. As she got closer to the crater, Raven thought she heard someone crying. When she looked inside, she couldn't believe what she saw. "A child!" she said to herself.
No flames, please, Raven fans.
It was a quiet night; clear, so you could see the stars twinkling in the dark. The moon's light danced on the ocean and illuminated the world as it slept.
In their tower, the Titans slumbered each in their own bedrooms. But one of them was awakened; she didn't know what it was that woke her up. It wasn't anything anyone could hear, but she knew something was calling to her. This Titan was Raven.
Unable to sleep, (and a little confused) Raven left her room and went on top of the roof. Sighing, she let the light breeze of the night catch her hair and stared up into the crystal heavens.
It seemed to calm her somewhat, and she levitated as she watched the stars dance across the sky. Then she noticed one of them was twinkling rapidly, and looked like it was growing bigger. Suddenly, it had entered Earth's atmosphere, and was heading towards the beach! But unlike regular falling stars, it went faster, and the only damage it did as it flew past the tower was make a hole in the sand. But, also unlike anything falling to the Earth, it made no sound except swoosh.
No explosions, no impact, nothing but a hole in the ground. No one woke up. Raven flew down to investigate. As she got closer to the crater, Raven thought she heard someone crying. When she looked inside, she couldn't believe what she saw. "A child!" she said to herself.
No flames, please, Raven fans.