Here's the next chapter. Hope the waiting wasn't too bad. I know I left you with a pretty bad cliff hanger. I don't know when the next one will be up which is why i didn't end this one as badly and why it isn't so long. I 'm just kinda not that interested right now. I will finish it (eventually) just bear with me.
Chapter Seven
The Titans had split up and were systematically going down every street trying to pick up a signal, a sign, anything. So far nothing. Cyborg drove almost dangerously speedy through the streets. Starfire flew threw the streets looking in the windows of the buildings as she passed. Robin passed the streets on his motor cycle hoping for a blip on his screen. Beast Boy was impatient, but slowly and carefully sniffed for her scent as a hound dog. Then…
He caught her scent.
It was old and fading, but he had it. He was in front of an old apartment building. Beast Boy returned to his normal form and pulled out his communicator.
"Guys!" He practically yelled into it.
"What's up Beast Boy?" Robin's voice came.
"I found her scent. It's this apartment building. It's old, but she has been here." Beast Boy explained quickly.
"I'm on my way." Robin replied hurriedly. Starfire and Cyborg gave similar responses.
It wasn't long until before they came. They had sped the entire way. Beast Boy led the way through the building until he stopped at one door. The Titans looked at Beast Boy. He gave them a reassuring nod. They opened the door.
It was empty inside. It was bare and cold. They found no evidence that Raven, or anyone, actually had been there. Then they looked closer. Robin investigated further and found an address inside a bible. The address was to a church not too far away. He found no other leads.
Robin tossed the address to Cyborg.
Robin started for the door. "Let's go."
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Brother had fired the gun. The bullet had reached it's target, barely. Raven sat partially crumpled on the floor. Arms still pinned behind her back, she couldn't tend to her bleeding wound. It had only hit her upper arm and it went completely through, it hurt, but it wouldn't kill her.
Vishnu's furry was visible for a few moments, but he swallowed his anger and spoke calmly to Brother Curry. "May I speak with you? In private?" Vishnu inquired.
Brother Curry had already reloaded his gun and was starting to aim again. He lowered his gun at Vishnu's words and silently walked over to Vishnu, keeping a steady eye on Raven. As soon as Brother Curry was in Vishnu's grasp, Vishnu threw him to the ground.
"Idiot!" Vishnu yelled. "She's useless to me dead!"
Brother Curry still held onto his gun, but Raven watched carefully for a moment to escape. There were no other doors in the room, not that she could open them with her hands behind her back, so she waited.
"The demon must die." Brother Curry retorted.
Vishnu glared at him, teeth clenched. Then a calm and smooth face cam over his features. It was frightening. "I see," Vishnu replied condescendingly. "You do not know how a demon is killed." Vishnu said facing Raven. He turned back to the priest. "A demon cannot be killed by normal means. Not permanently. You may end her life in this body, but she will return more powerful and evil than before. You must help me to destroy her permanently." Vishnu explained. He was lying through his teeth.
Brother Curry mulled this over for a moment. "How can I help?"
Not too bad right? Sorry all my chapters are pretty short. oh well.