I only own the characters of my own design--Hehe, I sound so profound--and not Robin, or Batman, or the other originals. If you have any ideas you feel would work well or would be funny e-mail me it--with the subject as For the Good of the Mission part 2: The mission strikes back or just the number of the last chapter you read, which probably will be the last one I posted. Please R&R.
Chapter two
His fist hit the jaw of the other Robin. They exchanged blows, for a while. "Who are you?" Robin yelled.
"Robin. Who are you and how did you get down here?" The kid asked.
"I'm Robin and I used the door. Who are you working for?" Robin snapped.
"He works with me Dick. Meet Jason Todd." Batman introduced as he came down the stairs. "He's the new Robin."
"New Robin?" Robin repeated. "You had me replaced by this little kid?"
"Hey, spiky! I'm 16." Jason said defensively.
"Umm…our Robin? Can we get out now?" Beast Boy asked. Robin nodded, his eyes staying directly on Jason.
The Titans piled out of the car.
"So, what brings you here so early Rob…Dick?" Batman asked, catching himself.
"Slade. He's working with Joker. Thought you might know what they're planning."
"Can't say that I do. Think it has something to do with Two-face's escape?" Batman asked Robin, ignoring Jason.
Robin stiffened at the mention of Two-face's name. "Two-face escaped?"
"Yo, Robin. You okay?" Raven asked putting a comforting hand on his shoulder.
"I'm fine, Raven. Why would you think I wasn't?" Robin asked her, trying to hide the fear in his voice.
"Robin, I'm an empath. Who's Two-face?" Raven asked him her voice as coaxing as she could make it.
Robin glanced over at Jason. "I'll tell you guys later." He mumbled to her.
"Jason, you show the Titans where they can sleep." Batman instructed. He went to the bat computer and started searching. "I'll search. Dick, come see me later and I'll give you the whole story. "
The Titans went toward the stairs as Jason talked with Starfire. Robin followed behind them nervously eyeing them.
"So, a pretty girl like you must have a boyfriend." Jason said smiling at her.
"Yes, I have many boy friends." Starfire said. Jason seemed a little disappointed. "A great many of my friends are boys."
"So, then if I asked you on a date for…say Saturday, then you might say yes?" Jason asked as they came to the regular house part of the manor.
"Yes, I would accompany you Saturday on the date." Starfire answered, making sure Robin was listening.
"Hey, Jason." A girl said as she walked by. Her red hair bounced behind her as she walked. Robin grabbed her arm and pulled her to him.
"Forgetting me already, Barb?" Robin smiled.
She smiled up at him. "Well, if it isn't Dick Grayson. What are you doing here?"
"Right now, I'm thinking why I never asked you out before." Robin flirted with her.
"Well, I'm still single, you know." She told him slowly pulling away.
"Then, you and me, Saturday. What do you say?" Robin asked her.
"I don't know what's happened to change you so much, but I'm not complaining." She told him as she backed up.
"Then that's a yes?"
"Yeah, it's a yes."
She turned on her heel and left.
"You've been here all of twenty minutes and you've already got a lot to explain." Jason told him, threateningly.
"What? You ask out a girl you've barely met and you jump my case when I ask an old friend on a date? Look, Jason, I know things about this manor you couldn't possibly. Things about Bruce you couldn't even dream of." Robin snapped. He went ahead of the others and upstairs.
"What is wrong with Robin?" Starfire asked.
"He's been replaced." Raven explained simply.
"No one could ever replace Robin."
"You did, Batman did. Why else would he ask out that girl?"
"Robin, shall need his heart fixed when we leave." Starfire said dramatically, realizing what Robin had done. The remaining Titans and Jason looked at Starfire confused.
"I think she means his heart'll be broken." Raven translated.
They went on their way up the stairs.