Okay so this is kind of just an introduction. Rate, review, i don't really care. Comments are welcomed, as is criticism. I will try to continue asap. If you think something should be added and/or changed, speak your mind. I do not own the teen titans. Thank you,

DeadlyRedAlice

Robin stared out at nothing in particular. The rain that had soaked him through a while ago was the least of his issues. "How did he get away?" he mumbled to himself.

"Robin, please come inside," Raven pleaded quietly behind him. How long he had been standing there on the roof, staring out toward the lights of Jump City, neither he or she knew. "You'll catch a cold," she added half-whispering.

"How? How did we let him escape?" he asked, the edge and anger quite noticeable in his tone. He turned. She looked at him with a look of worry and sympathy. She was drenched, not as much as him but still soaked. Her hood was down and her violet tresses stuck to her face, the weight of the water almost making it touch her shoulders. Her amethyst eyes bore into his masked ones. He broke away first, forcing himself to look back out at the city he tries so hard to protect.

"We'll get him," she responded after a few silent moments. A small smirk tried to stay off her lips but a trace could be found by anyone who looked hard enough. "And we are certainly not going to catch him if our leader is sick," she continued. Inwardly he smiled, but hid behind the mask of indifference, having just as much experience as Raven in not showing his emotions. He nodded and walked past her to the door that she had left open.

"Good night," he said gruffly on his way down the stairs. Raven paused and looked out at the city at night.

"We will get him," she said more firmly under her breath. Then she closed the door behind her and headed for her room.

"That was fun," Seth honestly laughed out. Slade rolled his eyes, but smiled slightly under his full-face mask. Seth reminded him of himself in so many ways. "Oh, and boss, here is your little gun thingy," Seth continued, tossing the weapon to Slade.

"Impressive. I can tell already that you'll be a great new apprentice."

Robin locked his door behind him, crossed the room and locked the windows too, pulling the blackout curtains closed. He took off his utility belt and placed it on his night table. He stripped off his shirt and threw it in the hamper off to his right, all the while replaying the fight in his head. He still couldn't figure out what had went wrong.

Flashback:

"Who are you?" Robin yelled at the shadowed figure who was fingering the SL2X4 Blaster9.

"What? You didn't get the memo, birdboy?" he asked with mock surprise. He stepped out of the shadows . . . in Slade uniform. "I'm Slade's new apprentice," He knew his eyes, even if they were masked, had obviously widened. The guy just laughed, it echoing off the walls giving the Titans the chills.

"Titans go!" Beastboy shifted into a lion and began circling the newly acquainted villain, before pouncing, only to be thrown back. Starfire and Cyborg both took their shots at the guy, Star with her bolts and Cy with his canon. Smoke, dust, whatever it was filled the room. Once cleared Mr. Apprentice hadn't moved at all and wasn't even harmed. Robin threw a couple of his discs at him but nothing seemed to be happening. Raven took her shot. Mumbling her three words, boxes flew towards him, each exploding inches away from hitting him. All this happened in less than a minute.

"Well, that was fun, but i must be off," he said before throwing down some sort of explosive. The whole room filled with a brown and black smoke, so dark nobody could see a couple of inches in front of them. He had gotten away in under five minutes. A new record for villains.

Flashback over:

Was it even possible? How could he have done it? He never moved from his spot and yet nothing was able to hit him. Robin knew one thing. It was not going to happen again.