She stood up, stumbling a bit, dried the tears and looked all around. The sky was dark and she was walking on a stone floating road, but it was silent, too silent. She slit her eyes and walked cautiously. Just then, someone tackled her. She fell to the ground and her face was in front of her attacker. It was her, but wearing a distinctively pink robe, and with a smile plastered on her face.
"Hello Raven!" Happiness chirped as she chuckled softly and kept Raven pinned up against the floor.
"Happiness. Would you mind?" Raven stared at her emotion coldly waiting for her to react.
"Oh sure!" She stood up and led out a hand for Raven. Raven took it and started cleaning herself from the dirt. "Sorry I've been such an air head lately!" She said as she knocked her head with her fist in a mocking manner.
"Lately?" Raven said not meeting her eyes.
"Haha! Good one!" I see you're humor has improved with Beast boy around hasn't it? She said poking Raven.
"Roughly." Raven said flapping her cape in a failed attempt to clean it. "I need to talk to wisdom if you don't mind."
Happiness nodded. "Off course Rae! Here I'll lead you to where she is!" Happiness skipped all the way through the floating road until trespassing the forbidden door.
"Rae? What in hell?" Raven asked herself as she followed her emotion down the road.
When she crossed the portal she found herself in a pinkish surrounding where green mountains could be seen in the horizon. She looked further and saw more colorful robes at the distance, she walked over to them while Happiness blabbered of how Nevermore has been since her last visit. Raven didn't pay attention; she couldn't stop thinking about Starfire and about her vision. She nodded from time to time so that Happiness wouldn't feel bad; after all, not even Raven can be that cruel.
When she got to where her other emotions where she received a pat on the back by another of her emotions, this one had a red cape.
"Sup little girl?" She spoke. Raven turned around and greeted her. "Hello Bravery. Do you know by any chance where wisdom is?" She asked her. Bravery pointed to a tree near them
"She's reading over there, so weird." She said in a playful voice.
"Thanks." Raven put her hood on and flew over to the tree. She reached the tree and saw her emotion wearing a yellow cape and glasses. Sitting down and reading with great concentration.
"Haven't seen you in a long time Raven." She spoke up without leaving the book.
"Wisdom? I really need to talk to you." Raven said as she sat down in front of her and lowered her hood. At this she stopped reading and looked at Raven.
"You do seem troubled. Tell me, what's going on?" She said putting down her book and pushing her glasses further up to her nose to prevent them of falling.
"Earlier today I had some horrible sights." Raven said merely shaking.
"I was meditating in the common room and Starfire walked past me. Then I just saw something, something horrible." Raven said.
"What exactly did you see?" Wisdom asked in a soothing voice.
"There was someone, something, ripping her apart, killing her. I could hear her screams. But no one saved her. She was being torn by some demon or spirit, her blood was everywhere and she was sobbing really loudly. Then I lost my concentration and fell to the floor." Raven finished and looked up at wisdom. She had a calm look upon her face, after hearing such alarmed story.
"Raven, these were not 'sights', these were visions. And as any vision., they can come true." Wisdom told her. Raven straightened up and opened her eyes in shock.
"But, the only demon who had the power to actually kill a human was trigon, and he's gone."
Wisdom's gaze fell to the ground.
"He is gone? Right Wisdom?" Raven asked, a bit troubled.
"Yes, he is. But evil spirits still lurk around. Maybe this is not what's meant to happen. Maybe it's trying to tell you something else. Just make sure the alien is safe, I'll let you know when I'm sure about this." Wisdom smiled and Raven let a relief sigh out of her.
"Thank you so much." Raven told her as she stood up. "I should go back to the tower." She put her hood on once more and concentrated on getting out of Nevermore. Seconds passed and she awoke to find herself in her room. She thought about what wisdom had said. It's true, she was probably just exaggerating.
She heard a knock on her door. She took her cap and put it on, bringing her hood over her head. The metallic door opened to reveal Robin's masked face, worry on his expression.
"um, hey." He said scratching his neck.
"Hey." Raven said coldly.
"Can you tell me what was all that toppling over the table earlier today?" He asked Raven directly.
Raven remembered everything, and she knew that Star needed to be safe, and there was no one better than Robin for the job.
"We need to talk. NOW." Raven clutched his arm and pulled him into her room.
Robin fell to the floor with a thump and quickly stood up. He had never been in Raven's room before, and he was surrounded by darkness. He was scared but still confused at the same time.
"What the heck Raven?" He said.
"Listen, I need you to do something." Raven said.
"Not until you tell me what happened." Robin said as he crossed his arms.
"Well.." Raven hesitated. She didn't knew if Robin could actually take her vision. After all, it was Star who she was talking about. "When Star walked in front of me. I saw this demonic spirit tearing her apart ok? Happy?" Raven said and clapped her mouth just after she said the last word.
Robin flinched. Eyes open wide like plates and mouth agape. He walked closer to Raven.
"IT WHAT?" He asked loudly.
"Shh, calm yourself down boy wonder." Raven placed a finger on his lips. "Look, I talked to my emotions, they don't know anything yet, for now, we just need to keep her safe, okay?"
"Got it." Robin nodded. "So what's the plan?"
"Well, she isn't stupid. So she'll notice how we're trying to protect her." Raven started
"Agreed." Robin said.
"So, let's just keep an eye on her. If she acts weird about it, we tell her." Raven suggested.
"Sounds good." Robin said starting to the door.
"It's on." Raven whispered as she felt the doors close.