Chapter 4
Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans. I wish I did though. I do, however, own the blue furry food. (j.k. Keep your pants on Cartoon Network and Kids WB)
A/N: Okay guys, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been a bit busy. Freshman year may suck greens eggs, but it keeps you on your toes. Anyway, I'm going to Italy tomorrow so I figured I should post this chapter before I leave, and I promise I'll post again when I get back. Now for the answering of the reviews.
Tech-freak: I'm a little unclear on whether you like my story or not. So I'll just assume that you do!
Flyingpiggies: Yeah, I know it was short...and wow, I feel special. And, guess what. Your wish came true. This is the chapter where Raven goes to gym.
Sakura of the Ninjitsu: Who is this...Momo that you talk of? You seem more hyper than normal today. Well...ah...thanks for reviewing, and glad you like my story!
OK, reviews are done, I have said my prayers to the porcelain god....here comes the story!
While Beast Boy was avoiding being tested on, and Robin was avoiding even looking at 'Bela,' or Blackfire, Cyborg was having an open battle with his history teacher. But it was not a battle of strength.
"King Henry did NOT die with Anne Boleyn!!!" Cyborg was shouting at the elderly history teacher. "He had her beheaded!" The teacher was looking rapidly through a history book. "I suppose...you could be right..." "Of course I'm right!" Cyborg fumed. "Don't you know anything!?" The old teacher looked up from his book, an angry look on his face. "That's it," he said, "I will not be treated like an idiot. Go to the principal's office!" (A/N: Actually, in our school, they make us go to the housemaster. No, I'm not British.) Cyborg snatched the book out of his hand. "Gladly!" He yelled, and stormed out the door without opening it, making a huge hole in the wall.
Cyborg stormed down the hallway muttering to himself, his metal feet making huge cracks in the linoleum. "Man, why didn't Robin tell that truant guy that we had an excuse from Batman to not go to school when the Titans formed? The city needs us." (Aha, the plot thickens ^^) Cyborg thought about it a bit longer and realized that Robin had tried to tell Officer Killjoy, but the officer had kept cutting him off. "Stupid rotten little..." Cyborg said to himself as he clanked towards the principal's office.
Meanwhile....
Raven was having an interesting time in the girls' locker room. All the blonde-haired fluff-headed preppies crowded around her, asking all sorts of idiotic questions. (I still hate preppies...a lot.) Raven searched around for a hiding place, and instead saw a Gothic girl, complete with white makeup and dark clothes, sitting by herself on a bench reading a book that looked similar to the beat up brown book that Raven was always reading. Raven pushed her way out of the herd of preppies. (They really do move in herds!) The preppies were undaunted, and immediately started looking for someone smarter than them to bother.
Raven made her way over to the Goth girl. "Hey," She said in her monotonous voice. "You like dark poetry too?" The girl looked up. She was surprised, but it only showed in her eyes. 'A true Goth,' Raven thought. "Raven." The girl said, in a voice similar to Raven's own emotionless one. "Can I have your autograph?" Raven almost smiled, but then remembered she was supposed to be ultimate Goth. So she signed the girl's book, and was about to ask her what her name was, when a chubby red-faced woman with short hair came into the room. She was dressed in a sweatshirt and sweatpants. 'Gym teacher.' Raven immediately thought to herself. "I am the gym teacher," the lady boomed to no one in particular. She caught sight of Raven, and took in her pale skin, dark clothes, and cloak. "You must be new," The lady said to Raven. The gym teacher held out a bundle of clothes to her. "Here's your gym uniform." Raven stared at her blankly. "I don't do gym." She said. "Well, you do if you don't want to fail," The teacher said. Raven's eyes widened. She had the same views as Robin on failure. It was out of the question. She had never failed at anything. "Fine," she mumbled, and took the clothes.
When Raven was changed, she stepped out into the brightly-lit gym, where the preppies and the Goth were stretching. Everyone was gossiping except for the Goth girl. Raven was about to go to her and talk, but suddenly someone blew a whistle. It was the gym teacher. She was standing in the doorway, holding a white ball. "We're playing volleyball today, girls," She said. Raven saw the Goth girl turn even paler. Raven herself felt herself go white as a sheet. She couldn't stand sports, but volleyball was the one she hated most. (Me too...) She took one look at the preppies, and took a deep breath. The teacher handed her the ball, and the fight was on.
Ok, sorry its short, but I have a lot of packing to do. Next time I post will be Raven still in gym, and then well...I'll let you vote who I should write about next. See below for the voting system.
If you want to read about Starfire next time after Raven, write Starfire at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Beast Boy next time after Raven, write Beast Boy at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Robin the next time after Raven, write Robin at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Cyborg the next time after Raven, write Cyborg at the end of your review.
If you want a different character to be written about next time after Raven (Blackfire, Kitten, etc.) write 'Other' at the end of your review and then tell me who.
The character with the most votes will be written about after Raven in the next chapter. And I PROMISE I will post it the first free minute I have when I get back from Italy.
Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans. I wish I did though. I do, however, own the blue furry food. (j.k. Keep your pants on Cartoon Network and Kids WB)
A/N: Okay guys, sorry to keep you waiting. I've been a bit busy. Freshman year may suck greens eggs, but it keeps you on your toes. Anyway, I'm going to Italy tomorrow so I figured I should post this chapter before I leave, and I promise I'll post again when I get back. Now for the answering of the reviews.
Tech-freak: I'm a little unclear on whether you like my story or not. So I'll just assume that you do!
Flyingpiggies: Yeah, I know it was short...and wow, I feel special. And, guess what. Your wish came true. This is the chapter where Raven goes to gym.
Sakura of the Ninjitsu: Who is this...Momo that you talk of? You seem more hyper than normal today. Well...ah...thanks for reviewing, and glad you like my story!
OK, reviews are done, I have said my prayers to the porcelain god....here comes the story!
While Beast Boy was avoiding being tested on, and Robin was avoiding even looking at 'Bela,' or Blackfire, Cyborg was having an open battle with his history teacher. But it was not a battle of strength.
"King Henry did NOT die with Anne Boleyn!!!" Cyborg was shouting at the elderly history teacher. "He had her beheaded!" The teacher was looking rapidly through a history book. "I suppose...you could be right..." "Of course I'm right!" Cyborg fumed. "Don't you know anything!?" The old teacher looked up from his book, an angry look on his face. "That's it," he said, "I will not be treated like an idiot. Go to the principal's office!" (A/N: Actually, in our school, they make us go to the housemaster. No, I'm not British.) Cyborg snatched the book out of his hand. "Gladly!" He yelled, and stormed out the door without opening it, making a huge hole in the wall.
Cyborg stormed down the hallway muttering to himself, his metal feet making huge cracks in the linoleum. "Man, why didn't Robin tell that truant guy that we had an excuse from Batman to not go to school when the Titans formed? The city needs us." (Aha, the plot thickens ^^) Cyborg thought about it a bit longer and realized that Robin had tried to tell Officer Killjoy, but the officer had kept cutting him off. "Stupid rotten little..." Cyborg said to himself as he clanked towards the principal's office.
Meanwhile....
Raven was having an interesting time in the girls' locker room. All the blonde-haired fluff-headed preppies crowded around her, asking all sorts of idiotic questions. (I still hate preppies...a lot.) Raven searched around for a hiding place, and instead saw a Gothic girl, complete with white makeup and dark clothes, sitting by herself on a bench reading a book that looked similar to the beat up brown book that Raven was always reading. Raven pushed her way out of the herd of preppies. (They really do move in herds!) The preppies were undaunted, and immediately started looking for someone smarter than them to bother.
Raven made her way over to the Goth girl. "Hey," She said in her monotonous voice. "You like dark poetry too?" The girl looked up. She was surprised, but it only showed in her eyes. 'A true Goth,' Raven thought. "Raven." The girl said, in a voice similar to Raven's own emotionless one. "Can I have your autograph?" Raven almost smiled, but then remembered she was supposed to be ultimate Goth. So she signed the girl's book, and was about to ask her what her name was, when a chubby red-faced woman with short hair came into the room. She was dressed in a sweatshirt and sweatpants. 'Gym teacher.' Raven immediately thought to herself. "I am the gym teacher," the lady boomed to no one in particular. She caught sight of Raven, and took in her pale skin, dark clothes, and cloak. "You must be new," The lady said to Raven. The gym teacher held out a bundle of clothes to her. "Here's your gym uniform." Raven stared at her blankly. "I don't do gym." She said. "Well, you do if you don't want to fail," The teacher said. Raven's eyes widened. She had the same views as Robin on failure. It was out of the question. She had never failed at anything. "Fine," she mumbled, and took the clothes.
When Raven was changed, she stepped out into the brightly-lit gym, where the preppies and the Goth were stretching. Everyone was gossiping except for the Goth girl. Raven was about to go to her and talk, but suddenly someone blew a whistle. It was the gym teacher. She was standing in the doorway, holding a white ball. "We're playing volleyball today, girls," She said. Raven saw the Goth girl turn even paler. Raven herself felt herself go white as a sheet. She couldn't stand sports, but volleyball was the one she hated most. (Me too...) She took one look at the preppies, and took a deep breath. The teacher handed her the ball, and the fight was on.
Ok, sorry its short, but I have a lot of packing to do. Next time I post will be Raven still in gym, and then well...I'll let you vote who I should write about next. See below for the voting system.
If you want to read about Starfire next time after Raven, write Starfire at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Beast Boy next time after Raven, write Beast Boy at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Robin the next time after Raven, write Robin at the end of your review.
If you want to read about Cyborg the next time after Raven, write Cyborg at the end of your review.
If you want a different character to be written about next time after Raven (Blackfire, Kitten, etc.) write 'Other' at the end of your review and then tell me who.
The character with the most votes will be written about after Raven in the next chapter. And I PROMISE I will post it the first free minute I have when I get back from Italy.