"Robin, we've been living in this tower how long?" Raven asked. "I think we know what that alarm means by now."
"He just likes being in charge," Cyborg couldn't resist teasing.
"I do not!" Robin defended. "It's just... Reflexes! I've gotten so used to saying it, I just can't help it," He grinned sheepishly.
"Uh, guys?" Beast Boy interrupted. "The alarm," He pointed to the screen.
Robin went over and checked the alarm, "Just a regular bank robbery." He reported.
"Then why can't the cops handle it?" Beast Boy complained.
"I don't know..." Robin studied the screen. "Something's weird about this... We should go check it out, just in case."
The Titans headed the bank with know idea what was in store for them.
They arrived at the bank to see what they thought they'd never see. It looked like Beast Boy. Robbing a bank! Starfire began poking Beast Boy.
"Uhh, Star? What are you doing?" He asked, annoyed.
"When Robin was Red X, he made a hologram of himself to send with us..." She continued poking him.
"Star," Robin grabbed her shoulder. "He's not a hologram."
"Then who...?" Starfire gazed at "Beast Boy" standing on a pile of money.
"Well, well," Robber BB taunted Beast Boy. "If it isn't my little brother!"
"Oh, wow," Beast Boy retorted. "Older by two minutes!"
"Aww, little bro gettin' upset?" Robber BB taunted even more, completely forgetting about the money.
"Knock it of!" Beast Boy demanded. As an after thought, "Chad..."
"I told you never to call me that!" Chad screamed. "It's Lion's Roar!"
The rest of the Titans were completely confused. Robin stepped forward, "Beast Boy... You're related to this guy?"
"Related!" Lion's Roar answered. "We were partners in crime back home!"
The Titans stared at Beast Boy as though he was mutating.
"Crime?" Starfire found her voice first. "Please, Beast Boy, tell us this is a joke."
"It's no joke," Beast Boy said gloomily. "We were wanted for robberies all over our planet." Lion's Roar smirked. "But that doesn't explain why you're here!" Beast Boy pointed at Lion's Roar.
The Titans advanced on Lion's roar, ready to tie him up. "Wait!" He shouted. "Why don't we go to your place and I'll explain."
"Fine," Robin agreed. "But as far as I'm concerned, you're still going to go to jail..."