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From Their Tower They Can See It All They all stood around the large screen. Robin tapped on a couple of the keys at the front of it and a map of the city appeared. A Yellow light flashed in the mall.
"What's he up to?" asked Robin.
"Um, Robin...It's not him. Its 'Overload' again." said Cyborg.
"Oh, right...I knew that. Titans go!" said Robin and the gang cleared out of the tower.
They all made their way down to the garage where Cyborg's car was stored.
"Looks like Raven's not the only one with issues!" said Beastboy to Cyborg as they made their way towards the car.
Raven stopped behind them and Starfire walked into the back of her. Beastboy turned around.
"Raven...you know I didn't mean..." began Beastboy.
"I know exactly what you meant." Said Raven before turning around and walking back up the steps.
"Raven!" said Beastboy.
"Let her go. We don't have time right now." Said Robin.
Beastboy sighed and climbed into the car.
"And no dog forms! I don't want you drooling on the metal again, you'll make it rust!" said Cyborg. Raven sat down on the sofa and picked up her book. If they didn't want her she wasn't going to get in their way. She couldn't let his stupid remarks get her emotions up, especially after what happened last time. She needed to relax. Raven put her book down and hovered in mid air again. This would be a perfect opportunity to meditate.
But had Beastboy meant what he had said? Was he just saying what everyone else was thinking? Robin had gotten used to them making remarks about his connections with Slade, but Raven didn't need their criticism. There was a way she could find out right here, from the tower. She could see it all without them realising. Robin had fitted their communicators with miniature cameras so he could show them what they needed to work on during training.
Raven got up and typed in the entrance code for the computer. Maybe this was the wrong thing to do, but she needed to know to remain calm. Beastboy's camera switched on and Cyborg's voice began sounding.
"So what do you think happened in the gym back there?" he asked.
"It looked like Raven's powers got out of control." Said Robin.
"It wouldn't be the first time. Do you remember when we were watching that scary film and her fear made all come to life?" said Beastboy.
"Perhaps I should not have interrupted her meditation. She does use it to calm her emotions and perhaps interrupting her made her emotions over run?" asked Starfire.
"It's possible." Said Robin.
"Dude, she's always seemed a bit creepy to me." Said Beastboy.
Raven switched off the monitor. She had been right; they all felt the same way.
"How dare they question my abilities!" she said furiously.
Anger swelled inside of her and a crack slid its way through the monitor. She calmed herself and turned to go to her room. She didn't need their support, she had always managed before.
From Their Tower They Can See It All They all stood around the large screen. Robin tapped on a couple of the keys at the front of it and a map of the city appeared. A Yellow light flashed in the mall.
"What's he up to?" asked Robin.
"Um, Robin...It's not him. Its 'Overload' again." said Cyborg.
"Oh, right...I knew that. Titans go!" said Robin and the gang cleared out of the tower.
They all made their way down to the garage where Cyborg's car was stored.
"Looks like Raven's not the only one with issues!" said Beastboy to Cyborg as they made their way towards the car.
Raven stopped behind them and Starfire walked into the back of her. Beastboy turned around.
"Raven...you know I didn't mean..." began Beastboy.
"I know exactly what you meant." Said Raven before turning around and walking back up the steps.
"Raven!" said Beastboy.
"Let her go. We don't have time right now." Said Robin.
Beastboy sighed and climbed into the car.
"And no dog forms! I don't want you drooling on the metal again, you'll make it rust!" said Cyborg. Raven sat down on the sofa and picked up her book. If they didn't want her she wasn't going to get in their way. She couldn't let his stupid remarks get her emotions up, especially after what happened last time. She needed to relax. Raven put her book down and hovered in mid air again. This would be a perfect opportunity to meditate.
But had Beastboy meant what he had said? Was he just saying what everyone else was thinking? Robin had gotten used to them making remarks about his connections with Slade, but Raven didn't need their criticism. There was a way she could find out right here, from the tower. She could see it all without them realising. Robin had fitted their communicators with miniature cameras so he could show them what they needed to work on during training.
Raven got up and typed in the entrance code for the computer. Maybe this was the wrong thing to do, but she needed to know to remain calm. Beastboy's camera switched on and Cyborg's voice began sounding.
"So what do you think happened in the gym back there?" he asked.
"It looked like Raven's powers got out of control." Said Robin.
"It wouldn't be the first time. Do you remember when we were watching that scary film and her fear made all come to life?" said Beastboy.
"Perhaps I should not have interrupted her meditation. She does use it to calm her emotions and perhaps interrupting her made her emotions over run?" asked Starfire.
"It's possible." Said Robin.
"Dude, she's always seemed a bit creepy to me." Said Beastboy.
Raven switched off the monitor. She had been right; they all felt the same way.
"How dare they question my abilities!" she said furiously.
Anger swelled inside of her and a crack slid its way through the monitor. She calmed herself and turned to go to her room. She didn't need their support, she had always managed before.