In Raven's Mind
"Ah crud!" Beast Boy yelled to nothing. He was once again trapped in Ravens mind.
"Hi!" said a perky voice behind him. He groaned inwardly. He enjoyed that the Pink Raven liked his jokes and all, but she
was kinda freaky.
"Hi Raven." He said.
"Hi Beast Boy!' she smiled.
"Do you know where the exit is? I need to get out before the real Raven finds out I'm here again."
"Well, actually you might just wanna stay here for a while." She said.
"Why? I'm meeting the real Raven in her- I mean your room soon."
"Well, I really don't know why, but you should go ask another one of me. Probably the Gray one. She'll know. I only
know about the things that are happy in our life. Like how the newest book in our book series us coming out, our how you
and us are going to be alone for once…. Oops!" she laughed. "Wasn't supposed to say that! Oh well!" with that she flew
away, giggling and making jet sounds the whole time.
"She's really creepy."
He wandered around for a while, until he found another portal. He found himself in a yellow room with a chalkboard.
There was Raven, in a yellow robe, writing spells on the board and pausing every now and then to practice an incantation.
"Hi Raven." He said calmly. She turned around to face him, and he was shocked to see that she was wearing big, round
glasses.
"Hi Beast Boy." She replied, and turned back to her notes.
"Do you know the way out of here? The happy one said she didn't think I should leave."
"She's actually right. Something happened when you came in. I wasn't told yet, but just go through that door and ask
someone else."
"Kay. Bye." He waved at her and she gave him a small smile.
He kept wandering a little more.
"Hello?" asked a small voice.
"Hi Raven." He said gently. He knew what could happen if he said anything a little too harsh she would burst into tears
immediately. "So do you know why I can't leave?"
She nodded. "But you might not like me again if I tell you."
What she didn't know was that nothing that she every did could make him hate her. He loved her too much.
"That could never happen." He assured her.
"Well… when you grabbed the mirror and it fell, the glass shattered and closed the portal. You're trapped here."
"I am?"
She nodded gingerly. "I'm sorry."
"Hey!" a voice called from behind. He turned to see multiple color Ravens all standing behind him. "Guess what?" said
the happy Raven.
"What?" asked the timid Rae.
"She's gonna open her portal today!"
All of the Ravens started to talk excitedly, even the gray one.
"Wait! Who's gonna open what?" they all turned to him and fell silent.
"Well, you're not supposed to know." Said the yellow Raven.
"She lives over there! She's a new emotion compared to us. She's only been here since Malchior. But she's never let us in.
We know what emotion she is! Wanna know?"
"Shut up!" all of the other Ravens yelled to the pink, who just giggled.
"Well, we gotta go meet her. Bye Beast Boy." Said the brave Raven.
"Wait up!" he called. He turned into a hawk and followed them. Someone burped and he turned to see Raven in an orange
cloak.
"She's disgusting." Said the yellow Raven. "And you're not supposed to follow us."
"She's right." He turned around the see the real Raven behind him. They went to the ground and he turned back into normal.
"Hi." He said.
"Why are you in my mind?" she asked him.
"Hey! It wasn't my fault!" he defended himself. Raven shook her head in amazement. He could be so oblivious at times.
But that was one of the things that she liked him for.
"So the mirror just jumped into your hands and sucked you in?"
"No." he surrendered.
"You'll just have to stay in here until I find a spell that will fix the mirror and get you out. And you can't meet the new
emotion. And you can't ask the gray one all of my secrets, just because you know she'll do it."
He hung his head down in mock disappointment. "Fine."
"I have to go." She said turning around. "And remember what I said." She added, turning her head towards him.
"Wait!" he said following her. "How come you can leave and I can't?"
"Because I'm just meditating. You're physically trapped."
"Aw man!"
"Well, I have to go now. Starfire's been looking for me, and she's bound to check my room eventually."
"Bye Raven!" he called. She waved, and disappeared with a flash.
In Rae's bedroom
"Friend Raven!" Starfire called through her door.
"What Starfire?" Raven asked, very well knowing what she was going to say.
"Have you seen Beast Boy? He seems to have disappeared." Raven opened her door.
"Tell the boys to meet us in the Main Room." She told Star.
The Main Room
Everyone gathered around on the couch, and Raven stood up.
"What's going on Raven?" Robin asked.
"I know where Beast Boy is."
"Great!" Cyborg said.
"No. Not great."
"Why not Raven?" Star asked.
"Cause I don't know how to get him back."
"Raven, where is he?" Cyborg asked suspiciously. Raven pointed to her head.
"Not again!" he exclaimed.
"What do you mean?" Robin asked, confused.
"Remember last year, when we all disappeared into my room for a few hours?" Robin and Star nodded.
"Well Raven has a mirror. And it's acts as a portal into her mind. Beast Boy and me got trapped into it and Raven had to
find us."
"Yeah. Except this time he dropped the portal. The glass shattered and he's just hanging around in my head."
Then Raven broke out into a fit of giggles, and a light bulb exploded.
"Sorry," She apologized. "the happy part of me likes to laugh."
"So what can we do now?" Robin asked.
Raven sighed, and said her least favorite words. "I don't know."