The meteor splashed down. However it didn't sink instead it floated. The T-jet hovered over it descending a hook towards it. A green monkey climbed down the chain. Turning into a green dolphin wrapped a cargo net around the meteor. Returning to Beast Boy secured the corners of the net to the hook.
"Hoist away, Cyborg," said Beast Boy into his mouth piece.
Pulling back the control stick, the engines protested under the new strain.
"It may float," remarked Cyborg, "but it still one heavy rock," slowly the T-jet rose.
Returning to his seat, Beast Boy buckled himself in.
"Let's get this back to the Tower," ordered Robin pushing a button and looking to screen, "Starfire."
"Yes, Robin."
"How's Raven?"
"She's unconscious," answered Starfire, "Physically nothing's wrong. It's like she's sleeping."
"Keep us posted, Robin, out," switching the screen off, "Let's hope this rock is the answer," under his breath.
From a screen two black cold eyes were watching the T-jet carrying the meteor.
"Fire a missile, Chee."
The radar went off as a missile headed towards the Titans.
"Too much weight," stated Cyborg, "Can't do aversion action. Have to lose the rock."
"Do it, Cyborg," agreed Robin.
Before he could release the meteor, the sensors went nuts.
"Energy build up from the rock," said Beast Boy.
A ring of energy was released and struck the missile.
"Guys, what just happened?" asked Beast Boy.
"Lets get back to the Tower," said Robin, "before something else happens."
"Should I release another missile, Darla."
"No, Chee," sharpening her small sickle, "Lets take this to their home."