Hi! this is my little fanfic that I've been working on for a while. Its Teen Titans lol, so all the Teen Titans aren't mine, just Adia, Demitri, Lily, Hunter and the hunters, etc. OH the title of this fanfic is in song 5 GOLDEN TITANS 4 LOVERS 3 WEREWOLVES 2 OF THEM ARE GIRLS AND A CRAZED SON OF A BEEP all to the first five of the song "the twelve days of christmas" hehehehehehe. This is the seven Chapter, there are seven in total right now, I dunno when I'll finish it hopefully if you ppl like it I'll do it faster lol.
Robin had been waiting for Starfire for a lot longer than he wanted to be, walking back up to the main room where she said she had left her communicator and opening the sliding doors. Starfire, Beast Boy and Cyborg all stared at him, the boys having frightened looks on their faces but Starfire's eyes growing huge and a smile present on her lips. She ran over to him, jumping into his chest and hugging him around his neck affectionately.
"I have the crush on you too!" She suddenly stated. Robin's face quickly turned the color of his uniform.
"Um…what's—going—on?" Robin questioned, his body becoming rigid and his heart beating faster in his chest.
"Beast Boy and Cyborg have informed me of the crush you have on me," Starfire stated, smiling widely.
"I—I—I—" Robin stuttered as she let go of his shoulders, her face inches from his.
"Glorious day friend! Come, we must tell Raven and Adia of the crush!" Starfire yelled out beginning to walk to the doors.
"Um—no wait Star!" Robin yelled, grabbing her arm and stopping her. "How—did you—how did they—you—you like—but—"
"What is the matter Robin?" Starfire questioned as he stuttered on in nervousness. "Do you not like the bananas?"
Robin's face changed from red and embarrassed to confusion, staring at her.
"What do you think a crush exactly is, Star?" Robin asked.
"Why, it is the feeling when you want to give friends bananas," Starfire stated seriously. Beast Boy and Cyborg hid their laughed in the back ground as best they could. Robin turned to the boys, giving them such a glare that their laughing seized and their bodies shrunk to the size of mice, Beast Boy literally.
"I'll deal with you two when I get back…" Robin growled.
Starfire yanked on his arm hard, excited with the new ritual she learned and dragged Robin out by his arm.
"Hmm, let's never do that again," Cyborg said seriously.
"Got it," Beast Boy stated as well, the two of them staring at the door. "Wait…if Robin doesn't like me…than who…"
Raven entered suddenly, staring at the boys as to why they were still there, Adia following behind.
"Ra—Raven?" Beast Boy questioned more himself than anyone else.
"Yeah," she answered thinking he was calling her name.
"No way…" Beast Boy suddenly said to himself, staring at Adia who nodded and smiled.
"But that doesn't make any logical sense!" Beast Boy stated his arms and mind going wild.
"Why wouldn't it? It's just me. I live here too, y'know," Raven muttered, sliding onto the couch.
"You—wait, what're you talking about?" Beast Boy questioned nervously.
"Um…that it's me, no one else," Raven said snottily.
"Oh, yeah of course it's you—wait—what d'you mean it's you—I mean it's obviously you here, but—do you mean something else?" Beast Boy replied, confusing himself and others. Adia's hand went against her face and Cyborg sighed heavily.
"I think he's finally lost it," Raven muttered, picking up the book she was reading before and continuing to read it.
"C'mon, little brother," Adia stated. "Let's start practicing, before you embarrass yourself any further."
There were noises always echoing around him, his body ignoring the pain that was always there now, becoming a part of his very being as it ached and pulsed with his heart.
He heard the echoes of chanting, the white light and room surrounding him in such brilliance he felt his eyes dry and numb from opening them.
This was going to be his tomb.
His arms were tied over his head, his ankles tied together below him as he hung against the white wall, waiting for the kiss of death to come.
He knew Hunter wouldn't let him die.
He breathed in and out, forcing himself to, his body too weak to do so without command. He heard footsteps far away and coming closer.
"My divine Demitri," A voice echoed in the hollow, large room. He strained his eyes open, watching as the figure walked closer to him, his hair dark and his eyes a deep blue, smiling at Demitri widely. Demitri's white tail twitched from anger, but his body was too weak to do anything but.
Demitri let his head fall back down, listening as the footsteps stopped next to him, his body hanging forward.
"I thought you might like to know that your little pet is still alive," Hunter stated. "And even that black mongrel as well."
Demitri laughed once.
"She won't submit to you, no matter how much you try to take her," Demitri stated in a harsh, quiet voice.
"She's getting weaker without you," Hunter declared. "If she hadn't found the titans of Jump City, she would be mine by now, don't give her so much credit."
"She knows where to look for help, that's not weakness," Demitri growled. "If anyone is weak, Hunter, it's you, being afraid of the difference between you and I."
"Am I afraid? No, you're mistaken. Fear does not drive me to kill the creatures of your clan," Hunter stated. "Order, harmony, is what is needed. And you should know better than anyone else what chaos wild creatures can bring. How can you expect any of the humans you serve to be safe with them plaguing the earth?"
"You are the plague, Hunter," Demitri growled.
"You will come to see the truth in time," Hunter muttered, cutting Demitri's wrists from each other, Demitri falling forward on the floor. "Your mother knows it."
Demitri swung with the last of his strength at Hunter, slashing him hard across his left cheek and leaving large cuts in his nails place. Hunter fell back, placing his palm against his cheek and pulling it away, observing the blood on his hand.
"You know nothing about my mother," Demitri growled as his face and body relaxed on the floor. Hunter's breathing became loud and angry, his face red and his eyes bulging in fury as Demitri smiled at his actions. He shut his eyes to the fatigue he felt, drifting away, calling in his mind, in his soul for anything left to send word to Adia. He wouldn't have her hurt any longer, not for his sake.
"Adia……." He called out in his mind. "…..Adia……"
Adia lay sleeping next to Lily in another one of the infirmary beds, just shutting her eyes a few moments before.
She and Beast Boy had practiced his changing form from human into werewolf for the rest of the evening, the shot that Hunter had given her making it difficult for her to transform but she knew she had to do it, for everyone's sake.
Robin and Starfire found out very little in their excursion to the jail, some of the hunters having left custody due to Hunter bailing them out, while others escaped the authorities grasp easily, only a few remaining with harsh injuries and so drugged up they may have been telling them truth, just nothing that made any sense.
Cyborg had better news, finding where all the attacks had been within a few blocks of one another, giving them some sort of lay out to where at least the hunters may have been waiting near the outskirts of the city borders.
Lily was still tired and badly wounded, but her eyes did open and she was awake for a long time, but she needed rest more than anything. Adia knew that, and slept beside her to protect her.
Someone was calling to her, someone in the darkness was calling to her and she didn't know from where or how.
She bolted up in the darkness, listening for anything moving inside the room, but all she could hear was the voice, her name.
She glanced around nervously in the darkness, her name getting louder. The darkness of night suddenly became white, and Adia felt as if she were falling backwards, before her legs and knees seemed to stop her, and she sat on the floor of a brilliant room of white, solid, undying light. She glanced around at the floor beneath her, running her hand across it to test if it was real, before her name came again.
"Adia."
She glanced up to see a weakened man, his clothes tattered and his stance hunched and tired. He had odd white hair, not from age but of color and a white tail swinging limply behind his legs. His brown eyes penetrated through her, sadness filling them even though a smile lay across his dry lips.
"Demitri," Adia said in disbelief, "Demitri!"
She jumped to her feet as fast as her legs would let her, charging forward and stopping herself on Demitri's chest, hanging onto his neck tightly. With his shaking arms he held her tightly, gripping the back of her shirt with his slender fingers.
"How are we here?" Adia asked sadly, her cheek against his chest, listening to his heartbeat.
"I brought us here, but I can't stay long," Demitri answered softly, the harshness in his voice gone. Adia leaned up off of his chest, letting her hands fall onto his chest bone and staring up at him. He smiled down at her.
"What is it?" Adia asked quietly.
"Adia…" Demitri muttered, "Promise me that you won't argue with me over this…that you're going to listen to me…and will follow my word."
"But—"
"Promise, please," Demitri stated.
"I can't do that…" Adia answered, almost knowing what he would make her promise him.
"Hunter still doesn't know about Nree, you need to keep her from harm," Demitri stated, touching Adia's stomach lightly. "If he finds out about her…he will not stop until he has her, I know it. Just go Adia, keep away from him."
"You're asking me to do something I can't do," Adia muttered, hitting his chest.
"You can and you will," Demitri ordered, hanging onto her shoulders suddenly and staring into her face. She looked away, anger and fear welding up inside her.
"I won't," She whispered.
"Don't you understand what will happen once he knows? He'll kill us all and take her and make her into—" he stalled.
"What makes you think he'll find out?" Adia questioned angrily. "He can't know, only you and I know about her."
"He doesn't know why you're different from the others to him," Demitri muttered. "And if he gets a hold of you, he'll stop at nothing to figure out why…I can't bare to let that happen Adia…"
"He won't," Adia muttered. "We have a plan, it can work, we can stop him Demitri—"
"Don't take the risk," Demitri mumbled.
"It's not my choice anymore," Adia stated. "The titans will stop him, even if I say no."
Demitri suddenly doubled over, leaning hard into Adia and cringing under an unseen force.
"I have to go," he strained to say. "I can't stay here—"
He groaned in pain. Adia tried to hold him up, hanging onto his shoulders tightly.
"Don't leave me," Adia begged. "Please don't leave—"
"Adia—" he cringed. "Go to sleep, Adia. Go back to sleep…"
"What?" Adia whispered, almost on the verge of tears. Demitri knelt down on the ground and pulled Adia into his arms, setting her head next to his neck.
"Just go back to sleep," he whispered, running his fingers through her hair. "Back to sleep, I'll stay until you go back to sleep."
Adia listened to his heart inside his chest, feeling the fatigue she had felt before and drifted back into sleep, as if the whole event were just a dream, just a wonderful nightmare…