Teen Titans Fan Fiction

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THE FORGOTTEN

Chapter 1 - Robin, Defeated!

Robin kept running as fast and as hard as he could. He reached the end of the block, but was high up on the rooftops. Sliding to a stop in a small puddle of water, he turned around to face the oncoming threat. Robin counted his opponents mentally, as over 15 of Slade's robotic commandos had caught up to him. Breathing heavily, Robin took out his bo-staff from inside his utility belt. Robin's metallic staff was one of his most trusted items he carried. Spinning it several times, Robin took an offensive Juditsu stance. Charging forward, he shouted to cause adrenaline to pump through his body.

Robin leaped up and hoped on a commando's head. Using it as his base, he played leap frog as he hoped towards the rear. He kicked two commandos in the chest as he finally came down. Swinging his staff in the other direction, it hit two more commandos, causing them to fall backwards into two more. Robin charged, swinging his staff to the left and then the right, hitting various commandos as he went forward. Robin did a hurricane kick, which knocked a commando's robotic head right off. Throwing his staff right into a commando's chest, the staff went right through it, causing the robot to fall over on its backside.

Robin took out two birdarangs and started swinging them as if extensions of his hands. Right hook, followed by a left uppercut, then a spinning whirlwind kick. Robin looked over to see that there were only 2 left. Throwing his birdarangs, they hit the two commandos in the side of the head, causing the commandos to knock each other out from hitting each other. Robin walked over and picked up his bo-staff from one of the fallen robots. Robin looked up to see that there were dozens more coming, as the rest had caught up to him. Breathing hard, Robin reached into his utility belt and fired a grappling hook across the street. He needed to put some space between them. The grappling hook caught onto a lamp post and Robin took off in flight. Several commandos had reached where he took off and started firing their hand lasers at him. One commando noticed the lamp post and instead fired at that. The lamp post fell over, causing Robin in mid air to come crashing down to the street. He fell on a small car, causing a small dent.

Robin picked himself up and shook his head. He felt several more laser beams strike all around him and he rolled off the car to take some cover. Damn...I think I may have busted a rib or two... Robin looked around to find a small alley just a few feet from where he was. Reaching into his utility belt, Robin took out several small black balls and threw them to the ground. As each ball hit the ground, large amounts of dark smoke appeared, but none of them lasted very long in the rain. It wouldn't buy him a lot of time, so he had to hurry. Robin reached the alleyway and hoped the fence. Using his grappling hook one more time, he fired it upward and hoped onto another rooftop. Looking back, Robin could see dozens of commandos giving chase, but when he turned around, there were already several more right in front of him.

This is not looking good...

Meanwhile, back inside Titan's Tower...

Lightning continued to streak through the skies as thunder's boom followed shortly thereafter. Rain was falling hard on Titan's Tower, and one Titan awoke suddenly as if from a nightmare. Starfire, the red-headed alien princess, was by far the most outgoing of all 6 Titans. She let everything out in the open, and at times, it bothered the other Titans. However, this was no ordinary nightmare.

"Robin?" Starfire called out into the barely lit room. When she received no answer, she went around looking. Picking up her bed and looking under it, she called his name once more. Starfire looked on as Silkie, her adorable, slimy pet made small sounds back. "Silkie, have you seen Robin?" Silkie gave no answer, instead motioned for her to pick him up. Starfire instead dropped her bed back onto the ground and started looking around the tower for him.

"Robin? Robin? It is your friend, Starfire...I seek your companionship..." Starfire continued to ask his name around as she looked all around the Tower. She looked in the cabinets and called out his name. Nothing. Inside the dishwasher. Nothing. Underneath Beast Boy's bed, again nothing. Beast Boy had woken up from his bed being picked up.

"Star...what are you doing?" Beast Boy asked, still half asleep with some drool coming from his mouth.

"Have you perhaps seen Robin?" Starfire inquired.

"No, but why would he be here in my room? Combat practice isn't for another 30 minutes, so let me sleep for another 45..." Beast Boy finished speaking and fell asleep once more.

Starfire shrugged and continued to look around. She asked Raven, but she had not seen him. Cyborg had not as well, and so the red-headed alien girl continued to tear apart the tower, looking for their leader.

Back with Robin...

Robin fell down to both knees. Another dozen commandos were behind him and they all had stopped functioning. The rain was relentless today, and he wasn't having any luck at all. He slowly rose to his feet and started jogging as fast as he could, away from all the action. He had to get back to Titan's Tower and warn the others. Things weren't looking good, but somehow, he had to make it. Robin jumped to the next rooftop, but as he landed, he wished he never left. Three more commandos were in front of him, but these were a bit different. These commandos wore some sort of special belt, and Robin wasn't in the mood to find out what they did.

Each commando pressed a button on their belt and Robin watched in astonishment as each one disappeared from right in front of him. Robin stopped and listened as close as he could. He could still hear their footprints, and that was never a good sign. Robin felt a great kick on his stomach, and he was thrown from the top of the rooftop to a smaller one below. Robin crashed onto a small shed, if it hadn't been there, he would have received worse injuries than he already had. Robin picked himself up from the debris and his heart sank when he saw more footsteps in the water. Great, just great...

Robin needed some way to fight them, and he wasn't having any good ideas at the moment. Smoke grenades would disappear before he could have a chance to attack. If only the rain wasn't here...wait a second...the rain!! Robin looked down on the rooftop. It was covered in water just like all the others, it gave him an excellent idea. Reaching into his utility belt, Robin pulled out a small disc and threw it right at the ground. Ice from it expanded as all the puddles on the ground turned to solid ice. Robin watched as the three invisible fighters each slipped and fell onto the solid ice, causing their belts to malfunction. Robin leaped up into the air and with several kicks, he stopped the invisible fighters.

Robin turned to leave, but another fighter had already joined them. Cinderblock roared loudly and charged straight at Robin. Robin took a few steps backwards, then his foot ran up to the ledge of the building. Smirking, Robin knew what to do. Cinderblock ran towards Robin, and stuck out both arms as if to grab the boy wonder. Robin waited until the last second before throwing his bo staff at Cinderblock's feet. The large stone man tripped and Robin catapulted him to the streets below. Robin's victory was short lived, as many more commandos were making their way towards him by rooftops. Shaking his head, Robin turned and started running again.

Robin could not get very far, as he was once again on the end corner. Turning around, Robin's eyes saw more invisible fighters, commandos as well as Cinderblock. Cinderblock roared once, but soon he did something unexpected and backed up behind everyone. The commandos each bowed at Robin before they too retreated. Robin's eyes widened as they all bowed at him. They had cornered him once more, why would they bow? Robin soon sensed something behind him and he turned around. Looking up, he saw what the commotion was all about. Five shadowy warriors each stood at the top of the building across the street. Robin could barely make out the weapons each one was holding. He saw an axe, a pair of short swords, a spear, a very large sword, and a mace the size of a sledge hammer. Narrowing his eyes, Robin shot a grappling hook at the light post and swung himself up to them. He tried a falling hurricane kick, but all he was met with was air, as the five warriors disappeared with a large amount of smoke.

The five warriors reappeared with the commandos and everyone turned to another side and bowed. Robin followed their eye line and looked over across the street. As lightning streaked across the sky one more time, Robin saw the man he had obsessed over for so long. Slade was resting against a chimney with his arms crossed. He took one hand and with his thumb, ran it across his neck. The five warriors disappeared from below and reappeared with Robin, completely surrounding him. Robin took out two birdarangs from his belt and started to charge at all five of them. His attack was short lived as the one with the axe crumbled both of his birdarangs with a single blow. Robin felt his body being sliced as the rest of the warriors were taking individual shots at his body. Robin collapsed as the mace connected with his stomach and fell to his knees. The five warriors stopped their attacks and waited for Robin to make his next move.

Robin was breathing hard, his body was tired and he could barely lift his arms. The wind brushed against several of his cuts, causing them to burn. Robin shook his head. No, I won't let it end like this! He reached into his utility belt and pulled out his bo staff. Swinging it several times, Robin watched in amazement as the five warriors he was facing moved around him in unison. They were merely humoring him, as any one of them could have easily finished him off. Robin felt more cuts across his arms, legs, and face, but still tried pushing on. Robin swung his staff downward at the one with two short swords but the last thing he felt was a crushing blow to the back of his skull. The warrior with the mace had crushed it, and Robin dropped his staff and fell silently to the floor. One of the warriors took off Robin's utility belt and disappeared. He reappeared next to Slade and handed him Robin's yellow utility belt. Slade held it up with both hands to show victory and then ripped it apart with both hands.

"I have cut off the head of the beast known as the Teen Titans. Let us go and finish the body..." Slade shouted, with rain falling onto his body. Robin, was beaten...

Slade's ambush of Robin has ended in victory for himself. What possible fate awaits the rest of the Titans? Can the rest of them avoid what Robin could not?

Next Time: Chapter 2 - A Bad Omen

The rest of the Teen Titans are delivered a stunning present, as they are all forced to fight for their lives. Darkness casts its net even further, as one Titan's heart breaks in two. You won't wanna miss it!