Enchanted Mind of the Blackbird
Chapter Eleven:
The Beginning of their Problems
Pt. I
Beast Boy hoped he was going to reach the forbidden door soon; the rain was just adding to his bad mood. If someone had told him it could down pour in someone's head he'd have told them they were nuts, but now he thought he was the crazy one. He ran a hand through his soaking wet green hair that was sticking to his forehead and let out a tired sigh. This whole trip was becoming tiresome; now it was just annoying. But then again anything is more fun in the sun, but the thunder storm had him baffled because ten or fifteen minutes ago he was staring up at a star littered sky, then he reminded himself he was in someone's head so nothing had to make mush sense.
Cyborg gave Starfire a brief look of concern before returning his attention to the road. Obviously he was driving, Starfire sat up front with him, Robin had taken a seat behind him and was slouched down glaring out the window with his arms folded tightly across his chest, and Raven sat in the back of the car (It had two rows of backseats), sitting in behind Starfire arms folded, but looking less annoyed or angry or whatever mood Robin was in.
"So friends..." Starfire began, breaking the awkward silence that had been going on ever since they pulled onto the road. No one acknowledged that she was speaking so she just trailed off and looked out her window again. Cyborg frowned and pulled off of the highway and into the closest dead end. He shut the car off, unbuckled his seatbelt and turned to look at his friends in the back.
"Okay, this has gone on long enough. First Raven comes practically running out of her room all flustered, then you storm out her room and lock yourself either in yours or the training room, even the evidence room if your desperate enough." Cyborg said. Robin slowly turned his head to him and glared.
"Your point?" He asked in a tone that would've made anyone wince; Cyborg didn't even blink.
"What the hell happened between you two?"
"NOTHING!" Raven and Robin yelled in unison. They looked at each other briefly before turning their attention elsewhere, pretending they didn't notice one another. Cyborg looked at each in turn, gave up and turned back to the wheel shaking his head. He re-buckled himself up and turned the car back on.
"Robin, please, it is not like you to-" Starfire said, adjusting the belt so she could look at him comfortably.
"Just drop it, Star." Robin said harshly. Raven looked at him and realized why he was pissed. It had nothing to do with her, but everything to do with Starfire. He felt like he had cheated on her even though they weren't going out. Raven cursed under her breath. If they didn't go out it would partially be her fault. Raven sighed. She loved feeling guilty.
"Finally!" Beast Boy exclaimed as he came up to a door, the door. He flung it open and marched through; his big mistake was closing it before he fully inspected the area he was about to enter. It was a hallway that looked a lot like- "Dammit!" Beast Boy growled as he realized he was back in the Hallway of Emotions. He went to open the door again- but it wasn't there anymore. "DAMMIT!" He banged his head on the wall.
"Why so glum chum?" Said a bubbly voice. Beast Boy screamed, bumped into the wall and fell over. The voice belong to none other then Happy in all her glorious pinkness. She was holding one of the green books in her hands. He opened his mouth a few times debating how to word his problem to her; finally he gave up and just let it come out naturally.
"You'd be pissed too if you were in some creepy chicks head with no escape." Another bad error on his part. That was an ideal thing to say to someone who was part of the "creep chick". Happy frowned.
"That wasn't very nice." She said plainly. It was just a fact, nothing more. Beast Boy just looked at his and he stood up. He started dusting himself off.
"I wasn't trying to be." He stated. When he looked back up at Happy her lavender eyes were started to tear up.
"God you're such a jerk!" She said and threw the book at him it missed him by a fraction of an inch. She ran off to her room as he picked up the book she threw at him. '100 Reasons to hate Beast Boy.' Beast Boy groaned and walked over to the door labeled "Knowledge- Library". Luckily no one was in the reception area so he could easily place the book on the desk and leave without being hassled.
There was a crack of thunder shortly followed by a flash of lightning as the Titan's spilled out of the T. Car.
"Gee, what a beautiful day..." Cyborg said dryly as he slammed the door closed and locked it. Starfire looked up at the gray sky and the looked back down at Cyborg.
"Friend Cyborg I do not think-" She started to say, looking uncertain but Cyborg held up a hand silencing her.
"That was sarcasm." He said. Starfire gave him a small nod and looked at the Boy Wonder and the Goth girl. It was obvious that they were making a point not to look at each other. She was staring at the ground and he was scooping out the area looking for the idiot threatening their city; the streets were empty of life except for the four Titan's.
"Look whoever you are just come out." Robin called aggravated. The Boy Wonder was not in a good mood. Any smart criminal would've started running and just kept going until they were well out of Jump City. This criminal proved to be smart because the only reply Robin received was the echo of his own voice. He looked around the area and then at Cyborg.
"Man, I'm not getting anything. No signs of nobody except us. Let's just go home." He said. Another crack of lightning came and with it came the expected rain. No body was happy. It was just one of those days, although this day would lead to something more.
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