Ha! Ha! Ha! I see some of you are eager to find out if Robin is dead or
not. Don't worry, you'll find out in this chapter. Warning! You may not
want to know. (evil laugh) I know I'm going to get beat up for being so
cruel. Anyway, I don't own the Teen Titans or anything else. (Oh, and don't
get the impression that I don't like Robin, cause I do.)
Chapter 4
"No! Robin! Please be okay!" Starfire cried hysterically as she was digging through the rubble to get to him. She didn't understand why this had happened. How could someone do this to Robin? More importantly, who did this to Robin?
"Hey Star, what happened?" asked Cyborg as he, Beast Boy and Raven ran up to where Starfire was.
"It is Robin!" she cried. "He is under all of this!"
"What!" Beast Boy said in shock.
"We have to get him out from under there now." Raven said calmly, but there was concern in her voice. They all worked frantically to get Robin out, knowing that time was short. Cyborg had managed to lift a huge chunk of concrete and tossed it aside. They all gasped in horror at what they saw. Robin had cuts and bruises all over his body. His uniform was torn in many places. Blood was all over his face and down his neck. Starfire felt like she was going to be sick. She had never seen anyone so badly injured before, especially Robin. Raven bent down and took off his glove to check his pulse.
"I-Is he...d-dead?" Starfire barely managed to ask.
"No." Raven replied. "But if we don't act fast, he will be."
"We can take him back to HQ." said Cyborg. He gently picked up Robin and carried him off with Beast Boy right behind him. Raven started to follow them, but stopped when she noticed that Starfire hadn't moved from where she had been the whole time.
"Aren't you coming?" she asked.
"Yes, I will be with you in a moment. I just need to be by myself right now," she said quietly. Raven only nodded in response and walked off.
"Why would someone do this to you Robin?" she said to herself. "I don't understand how someone could be so cruel." Then she remembered the beam of energy that had came from the top of that building. "Maybe the person who fired it is still there, but it would be a bad idea to go alone," she thought. "But I cannot just let this person get away with it." She flew off towards the top of the building, still not sure if this was a good idea. Upon landing, Starfire carefully surveyed the area. But it seemed as if no one was there. She walked over to the spot where the beam had come from, but she didn't see anything that would help determine who it was.
"I guess no one is here" she sighed.
"Well, looks like you guessed wrong little sister," a voice called from behind her.
Starfire turned around and gasped. "S-Sister?"
Blackfire chuckled lightly. "Aw come on, don't tell me you aren't happy to see your big sister."
Starfire hesitated a moment before giving an answer. "W-well, I am happy to see that you are well."
Blackfire frowned. "I'll take that as a no then."
"No! I am happy to see you sister it's just that," she paused a minute before going on, "I am surprised to see you out of prison so soon."
"Soon? You call seven months in a hellish prison soon?" she asked with a hint of anger in her voice.
Starfire cringed a bit. She really didn't know what to say to her sister at this moment. "I am sorry sister. But it is not my fault that you ended up there."
"Not your fault!" she yelled. "You have some nerve! You know damn well that if it hadn't been for you, I never would've been there!"
"But you were going to let me take your place in prison when I hadn't done anything wrong!" Starfire yelled back.
"So? What's your point?" Blackfire said in a strangely calm voice.
"What?" Starfire asked surprised. She didn't understand how her sister could seem angry one moment, and then calm the next. But something else came to her mind at that moment. "Sister? Why are you up here anyway?"
Blackfire smiled. "Oh. What am I doing up here?" she asked innocently. "I was just enjoying the view from up here. I was also enjoying watching you guys fight down there. To bad about what happened to Robin though."
Starfire felt a knot in her stomach. She didn't like the way Blackfire sounded when she made that comment. She didn't want to think that her sister had anything to with what happened to Robin, but deep down she knew that it was all to obvious. Although, she didn't know how she would react if her sister had really been responsible for all of this.
"Sister?" she asked timidly. "Please tell me that you didn't have anything to do with what happened to Robin.
Blackfire's eyes narrowed, making Starfire feel uneasier. She walked up to Starfire stopping three feet in front of her. She looked her sister right in eye and smiled. "So what if I did? What are you going to do about it?"
"Sister, this is not funny!" Starfire cried. "Robin almost died because of what happened!"
"Wow, you mean he's still alive?" Blackfire said somewhat surprised. "He's a lot tougher than I thought. And I figured that blast would've been enough to kill him. Oh well." She shrugged.
"So it was you," Starfire said quietly, tears forming in her eyes.
"Afraid so." Blackfire responded, not seeming to care.
"But why?" she cried.
"I told you I would have my revenge little sister," Blackfire said coldly.
"But why did you have to hurt Robin? He did nothing to you! If you wanted revenge you should've come after me, and left him out of this!" she screamed.
"But it's just so much fun to see you in pain!" Blackfire said in a cheerful voice, mocking her sister's usual happy attitude. Starfire didn't find it very amusing. It just made her even angrier than she already was. "Oh come on, don't be so sore. I was trying to do you a favor by getting rid of that loser."
That did it for Starfire. She punched her sister right in the jaw, causing Blackfire to stumble back a bit. But all Blackfire did was laugh and wipe the small trickle of blood that came from her mouth.
"Not bad sis, that actually hurt a little. But let me show you how it's done." She punched Starfire in the jaw, causing her to hit the ground hard. "Don't underestimate me sis, I'm a whole lot stronger than I was before."
Starfire slowly struggled to get up. She hadn't expected her sister to be able to hit that hard. "I don't care if you are stronger than before, I will not let you get away with what you have done. Even if you are my sister," she said while rubbing her jaw.
"Well then, shall we start?" Blackfire took off towards the sky with Starfire right behind her. They flew around in somewhat of a circle, with Starfire shooting off a barrage of star bolts at Blackfire. Though her aim was dead on, Blackfire just seemed to dodge everyone that was thrown at her.
"Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I'm a whole lot faster to!" she called to her sister mockingly.
Starfire only growled in frustration. She knew she wasn't getting anywhere with this attack, but it was all she could do. She also knew that Blackfire would go on the offensive soon, which is exactly what she did. Blackfire stopped suddenly and charged at her Starfire, catching her off guard. She delivered two quick punches to Starfire's face and then a kick to her midsection causing her to double over in pain. Blackfire grabbed her sister's head and rammed her face into her knee, almost breaking her nose but succeeding in making it bleed. Blackfire then flipped over Starfire and blasted her in the back making her cry out. The blast sent Starfire hurtling onto a nearby rooftop, crashing into a pile of wooden crates that had been there.
"That was too easy," Blackfire mumbled to herself and floated down to where Starfire had crashed.
The sky had turned dark and lighting flashed as rain began to fall heavily onto the city. Starfire struggled to get up, but she was in too much pain and fell back onto her back. She managed to open one eye and see her sister walking to her. Maybe it was the rain and lighting, but Starfire could tell that her sister looked absolutely sinister as she was coming near her.
"Pathetic," Blackfire said with no remorse. "It's ironic that you will die in this kind of weather. It's so fitting for your death."
"Please, sister." Starfire pleaded. "Don't do this."
Blackfire ignored her. She formed a ball of energy in her hand and pointed it at Starfire. "Good-bye, little sister." she said coldly. Starfire could do nothing but look at the purple ball of energy that was about to end her life.
"I never got to tell him, how I felt," she whispered to herself before blacking out.
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Another cliffhanger! Don't you just hate those.(laughs) Will Starfire meet her untimely demise by her own flesh and blood? Or will she somehow make it out of this. Only I know. Please don't hate me! I just love to be mean! You'll find out what happens to Starfire in the next chapter which should be up soon.( I hope) Please R/R!
Chapter 4
"No! Robin! Please be okay!" Starfire cried hysterically as she was digging through the rubble to get to him. She didn't understand why this had happened. How could someone do this to Robin? More importantly, who did this to Robin?
"Hey Star, what happened?" asked Cyborg as he, Beast Boy and Raven ran up to where Starfire was.
"It is Robin!" she cried. "He is under all of this!"
"What!" Beast Boy said in shock.
"We have to get him out from under there now." Raven said calmly, but there was concern in her voice. They all worked frantically to get Robin out, knowing that time was short. Cyborg had managed to lift a huge chunk of concrete and tossed it aside. They all gasped in horror at what they saw. Robin had cuts and bruises all over his body. His uniform was torn in many places. Blood was all over his face and down his neck. Starfire felt like she was going to be sick. She had never seen anyone so badly injured before, especially Robin. Raven bent down and took off his glove to check his pulse.
"I-Is he...d-dead?" Starfire barely managed to ask.
"No." Raven replied. "But if we don't act fast, he will be."
"We can take him back to HQ." said Cyborg. He gently picked up Robin and carried him off with Beast Boy right behind him. Raven started to follow them, but stopped when she noticed that Starfire hadn't moved from where she had been the whole time.
"Aren't you coming?" she asked.
"Yes, I will be with you in a moment. I just need to be by myself right now," she said quietly. Raven only nodded in response and walked off.
"Why would someone do this to you Robin?" she said to herself. "I don't understand how someone could be so cruel." Then she remembered the beam of energy that had came from the top of that building. "Maybe the person who fired it is still there, but it would be a bad idea to go alone," she thought. "But I cannot just let this person get away with it." She flew off towards the top of the building, still not sure if this was a good idea. Upon landing, Starfire carefully surveyed the area. But it seemed as if no one was there. She walked over to the spot where the beam had come from, but she didn't see anything that would help determine who it was.
"I guess no one is here" she sighed.
"Well, looks like you guessed wrong little sister," a voice called from behind her.
Starfire turned around and gasped. "S-Sister?"
Blackfire chuckled lightly. "Aw come on, don't tell me you aren't happy to see your big sister."
Starfire hesitated a moment before giving an answer. "W-well, I am happy to see that you are well."
Blackfire frowned. "I'll take that as a no then."
"No! I am happy to see you sister it's just that," she paused a minute before going on, "I am surprised to see you out of prison so soon."
"Soon? You call seven months in a hellish prison soon?" she asked with a hint of anger in her voice.
Starfire cringed a bit. She really didn't know what to say to her sister at this moment. "I am sorry sister. But it is not my fault that you ended up there."
"Not your fault!" she yelled. "You have some nerve! You know damn well that if it hadn't been for you, I never would've been there!"
"But you were going to let me take your place in prison when I hadn't done anything wrong!" Starfire yelled back.
"So? What's your point?" Blackfire said in a strangely calm voice.
"What?" Starfire asked surprised. She didn't understand how her sister could seem angry one moment, and then calm the next. But something else came to her mind at that moment. "Sister? Why are you up here anyway?"
Blackfire smiled. "Oh. What am I doing up here?" she asked innocently. "I was just enjoying the view from up here. I was also enjoying watching you guys fight down there. To bad about what happened to Robin though."
Starfire felt a knot in her stomach. She didn't like the way Blackfire sounded when she made that comment. She didn't want to think that her sister had anything to with what happened to Robin, but deep down she knew that it was all to obvious. Although, she didn't know how she would react if her sister had really been responsible for all of this.
"Sister?" she asked timidly. "Please tell me that you didn't have anything to do with what happened to Robin.
Blackfire's eyes narrowed, making Starfire feel uneasier. She walked up to Starfire stopping three feet in front of her. She looked her sister right in eye and smiled. "So what if I did? What are you going to do about it?"
"Sister, this is not funny!" Starfire cried. "Robin almost died because of what happened!"
"Wow, you mean he's still alive?" Blackfire said somewhat surprised. "He's a lot tougher than I thought. And I figured that blast would've been enough to kill him. Oh well." She shrugged.
"So it was you," Starfire said quietly, tears forming in her eyes.
"Afraid so." Blackfire responded, not seeming to care.
"But why?" she cried.
"I told you I would have my revenge little sister," Blackfire said coldly.
"But why did you have to hurt Robin? He did nothing to you! If you wanted revenge you should've come after me, and left him out of this!" she screamed.
"But it's just so much fun to see you in pain!" Blackfire said in a cheerful voice, mocking her sister's usual happy attitude. Starfire didn't find it very amusing. It just made her even angrier than she already was. "Oh come on, don't be so sore. I was trying to do you a favor by getting rid of that loser."
That did it for Starfire. She punched her sister right in the jaw, causing Blackfire to stumble back a bit. But all Blackfire did was laugh and wipe the small trickle of blood that came from her mouth.
"Not bad sis, that actually hurt a little. But let me show you how it's done." She punched Starfire in the jaw, causing her to hit the ground hard. "Don't underestimate me sis, I'm a whole lot stronger than I was before."
Starfire slowly struggled to get up. She hadn't expected her sister to be able to hit that hard. "I don't care if you are stronger than before, I will not let you get away with what you have done. Even if you are my sister," she said while rubbing her jaw.
"Well then, shall we start?" Blackfire took off towards the sky with Starfire right behind her. They flew around in somewhat of a circle, with Starfire shooting off a barrage of star bolts at Blackfire. Though her aim was dead on, Blackfire just seemed to dodge everyone that was thrown at her.
"Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I'm a whole lot faster to!" she called to her sister mockingly.
Starfire only growled in frustration. She knew she wasn't getting anywhere with this attack, but it was all she could do. She also knew that Blackfire would go on the offensive soon, which is exactly what she did. Blackfire stopped suddenly and charged at her Starfire, catching her off guard. She delivered two quick punches to Starfire's face and then a kick to her midsection causing her to double over in pain. Blackfire grabbed her sister's head and rammed her face into her knee, almost breaking her nose but succeeding in making it bleed. Blackfire then flipped over Starfire and blasted her in the back making her cry out. The blast sent Starfire hurtling onto a nearby rooftop, crashing into a pile of wooden crates that had been there.
"That was too easy," Blackfire mumbled to herself and floated down to where Starfire had crashed.
The sky had turned dark and lighting flashed as rain began to fall heavily onto the city. Starfire struggled to get up, but she was in too much pain and fell back onto her back. She managed to open one eye and see her sister walking to her. Maybe it was the rain and lighting, but Starfire could tell that her sister looked absolutely sinister as she was coming near her.
"Pathetic," Blackfire said with no remorse. "It's ironic that you will die in this kind of weather. It's so fitting for your death."
"Please, sister." Starfire pleaded. "Don't do this."
Blackfire ignored her. She formed a ball of energy in her hand and pointed it at Starfire. "Good-bye, little sister." she said coldly. Starfire could do nothing but look at the purple ball of energy that was about to end her life.
"I never got to tell him, how I felt," she whispered to herself before blacking out.
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Another cliffhanger! Don't you just hate those.(laughs) Will Starfire meet her untimely demise by her own flesh and blood? Or will she somehow make it out of this. Only I know. Please don't hate me! I just love to be mean! You'll find out what happens to Starfire in the next chapter which should be up soon.( I hope) Please R/R!