A/N: Well I never believed I would actually update two days in a row! Well anyways you can thank you vash554 for this update I kind of took what he wrote and revised it a bit. Anyways I hope you guys like it!

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Outlawed

Chapter Three

Raven Roth sighed leaning against the cracked tile wall of the small dirty dinner bathroom. She had another long day of serving the wonderful people of the lovely city, she thought sarcastically of course. Shaking her head she pushed herself from the wall and excited the bathroom walking out into the now deserted diner.

Raven guessed it would be best to head home, after all she wouldn't want to miss another one of The Master's announcements, they only helped her think of how much more miserable her life has gotten since…the fall.

The fall was something Raven had always used to refer to the day that she had been separated from her friends. She remembered her self before the fall, cold and unfeeling, a girl who would hide her self behind the protective shadow of her hooded cape. She had friends then too. Friends she had all but assumed dead long ago.

Grabbing a coat the hung near the diner's front door Raven pulled it on switched the diner sign to closed and walked outside, locking the door behind herself. She walked slowly home, she was in no hurry to get any where. Besides she enjoyed the silence the streets had to offer.

"Good evening Miss. Roth." Raven jumped turning around slightly; she had to look up to see the man's face.

"Who are you?" Raven tried to back away from the man but only succeeding in back herself into a while, worsening the situation.

"Bruce, now that we are acquainted, I think you should come with me." Bruce gestured to the alley Raven assumed he had come from.

"Follow you! You think just because I know your name I'm going to trust you and follow you into an alley! Look whoever you are leave me alone, or I will call for help!"

"No one will hear you because of the announcement; I am not here to offer any danger. I am here to help, to reunite you with your friends. But more importantly to reunite the Teen Titans."

Raven's eyes widened and her voice lowered "Who are you really?"

"You shall find all this out in good time, now perhaps we could go to you apartment for a more, comfortable place to talk."

"Oh yes of course, sorry. My apartment is just a few blocks up the street." Bruce nodded and followed her silently.

Raven had to admit it was slightly unnerving to have this man following her, because of the restrictions she had on her power she doubted that she would be able to defend her self, but then he did know about the Titans perhaps he was a good guy. But then of course not all the people who knew of the titans were necessarily good.

They walked together in silence until they reached Raven's apartment it wasn't until Raven closed and locker her door did Bruce begin to talk. "I doubt we are any safer her than on the streets, but we won't be doing much talking here. Tell me have you been able to contact any of the others?"

"No, when he came to power we got separated and since then I've heard nothing since then. Why are you asking me this stuff? I mean how are you going to get us back together?"

"I can discuss the details later, but I rather have you all here. We have some leads on where the others are. But for now I want you to keep your eyes and ears open. I will be contacting you at another date once there has been more information gathered."

"This isn't making any sense! Tell me who you really are!" Raven was frustrated by now, she didn't like being in the dark.

"Everything will make sense very soon Miss. Roth now's just not the time. Now if you excuse I shall be leaving." Bruce got up and walked towards the door. "It was a pleasure to speak with you."

With that the man left Raven behind, she shook her head. She had no idea what all that was about, perhaps she would never find out. She hoped she would find out, even it turned out to be some kind of evil scheme to end the titans once and for all at least she may be able to see her friends one last time. It might even turn out to be a good thing.