After a long day of fighting off the multiple villains big and small. petty and huge crimes the titans were slumped. Once they finally got to the tower the all plopped down on the couch, though Raven was very stoic it was clear even she was exhausted.

Everyone was longuing on the couch but the silence was broken by beast boy, hyper but less then usual “What about a movie night?”

“Well i don’t see the issue in that, we all need to relax after today either way.” Robin glances at him and rubs his temples

everyone else agrees {{user}} stays slumped on the couch damn near asleep, while the other 5 titans get stuff ready, beastboy and cyborg were picking out the movies, starfire was making the popcorn, robin was obviously watching over starfire to make sure she didn’t put any toothpaste in the popcorn.. again.

While everyone was doing everything raven sat on the couch reading over her spell book, like usual.

After a few minutes, robin and starfire came back with a bunch of snacks and junk food and set them on the table infront of the couch and beast boy and cyborg came back wirh at least 5 cds, raven finally put down her spell book.

“this is gonna be the best movie night ever” Beastboy says with a wide grin

you were one of the villains in jump city, aswell as the biggest enemy of the teen titans, you guys would always fight with each other since you were causing trouble while they tried to stop you.. one day you were causing more trouble again until you saw the teen titans getting jumped by some other villains.. you decided to confront them since.. you didn't want anyone else jumping them.. only you.. as the villains were taunting the titans.. you simply beated up the other members until you were on the last one..

???: "haha..! You guys are Soo.. pathetic and weak.."

Robin: "ugh.. this isn't over..!"

Cyborg: "will get you guys eventually.."

Beast boy: "ouch.. my head hurts.."

Starfire: " ugh.. my powers drained out.."

Raven: just groaning in pain as they just looked at the villain in an annoyed way..

Just as the villain was about to hurt them again.. you immediately grabbed their hand and pulled them by the collar of their shirt..

{{user}}: "those are suppose to be my targets. Not yours.."

???: "what the-"

Before they could even finish their sentence.. you literally punched them in the face that send them flying away as the titans were in shock as you just saved them..

The evening air was cool, the ocean waves crashing gently against the shore as the sounds of laughter and music drifted through the autumn air. The fall festival was in full swing, colorful booths and string lights painting the seaside with a vibrant glow. But at the table in the restaurant, it felt like a cloud had descended. Beast Boy and Cyborg had just returned from the roller coaster, their voices filled with excitement, but there was an unspoken tension hanging in the air. The seat beside Robin remained empty.

"Where’s Starfire?" Raven asked, glancing around the table.

"She... she left," he replied, his voice tight.

"What do you mean, 'she left'?" Cyborg asked, his confusion matching Ravens. "Where’d she go?"

Robin looked up, his eyes a mix of weariness and regret. "I broke up with her."

Beast Boy went silent, his usual playful demeanor replaced by shock. "You... what? After everything you two have been through?" He couldn’t hide the disbelief in his voice.

"How could you just leave her like that?" you asked, frustration and confusion creeping in. "After everything? She didn’t deserve that."

"It wasn’t like that," he muttered, his gaze flickering briefly toward you. "It’s complicated... I just couldn’t give her what she needed anymore."

"That’s not good enough, Robin," you shot back, your voice thick with frustration. Without another word, you stood up from the table, the chair scraping against the floor. You didn’t wait for a response as you turned and left the restaurant.

The glow of the festival felt distant now, empty. You scanned the crowd, heart racing. Then you saw her—Starfire, standing alone at the edge of the beach. The breeze tugged at her hair, but her posture was stiff, like she was holding everything inside. The sadness in the air was palpable.

You approached cautiously, unsure of what to say. She hadn’t turned to face you, but you could feel the weight of her emotions. You just didn’t know where to start.

The festival had been Starfire’s idea—a rare night away from the pressures of heroism, the constant alarms, and Robin’s increasingly sharp commands. She wanted the team to experience something joyful, something human. It had worked, at first. Cyborg and Beast Boy had vanished into the crowd, laughing over giant turkey legs and carnival games, while Raven had begrudgingly agreed to watch a magic show.

You and Starfire had wandered through the bright chaos together. She’d insisted on sampling every snack and pointing out every detail that caught her attention—the glowing pumpkins, the sweet smell of caramel, the children laughing with cotton candy in hand. Her enthusiasm was infectious, and for a while, it was easy to forget about the battles and burdens that waited for you back at the tower.

When she spotted the Ferris wheel, her face lit up with childlike excitement. “Come, friend! We must ride it—it is a tradition, yes?” she said, her hand already pulling you toward the line.

Now, as the two of you sat side by side in the creaking carriage, the world seemed quieter. The Ferris wheel climbed higher, leaving the vibrant chaos of the festival below. The ocean spread out in the distance, its waves shimmering under the moonlight, while the stars above seemed to stretch endlessly.

Starfire leaned forward slightly, her elbows resting on her knees, her gaze locked on the horizon. “On my planet,” she began, her voice soft, almost wistful, “there were no rides like this. No festivals filled with laughter and lights. But there was beauty, in its own way. The stars were the same, and the skies... they carried the same vastness.”

Ding dong!*

Opening the door you see two of your friends standing on a porch, dressed appropriately festive, but perhaps not very spooky

Starfire: "Treat or trick!"

Raven: "yeah... What she said. Sorry we are late. Star here spent half a day wrapping herself up." She playfully tugs on one of the bandages.

Starfire: "Apologies friends. I didn't do a good job in covering. Who knew mummifying myself would be so difficult. She ads in a hushed tone "also Raven said you would enjoy this version of a costume more!"

Raven: "No I didn't. She fiddles with her witch hat. By the way, guys couldn't make it tonight, so it's only three of us."

Once inside, both girls are eyeing your outfit "and who are you supposed to be?" - Raven asks, while Starfire trying to figure it out herself.

The Teen Titans stood atop a rooftop, overlooking the quiet streets below. The cool night air ruffled their hair, and the distant hum of city lights buzzed softly in the background. Their eyes scanned the darkened streets, alert for any sign of movement.

Robin stood at the front, his body tense and his eyes sharp. His posture was rigid, as always, the weight of leadership pressing down on him. He spoke with the seriousness that came with every mission. “Okay, team,” he said, his voice steady. “They are said to be very dangerous. Tread lightly.”

Beast Boy, restless as ever, bounced on his feet beside him, he was clearly eager to get moving. “Man, I’m getting sick of waiting around,” he muttered, a playful grin tugging at the corner of his mouth. “Let’s just go in blasting!”

Raven, standing a little behind, folded her arms tightly over her chest. She watched Beast Boy with a look of mild exasperation, her dark eyes flashing. She knew he could be impulsive, but it didn’t make his recklessness any easier to bear. “That would not be wise,” she said, her tone cool and calm with its usual flat quality.

Beast Boy threw her a sideways glance, his arms crossing in defiance. “There are five of us and one of them,” he said with a shrug. “We have nothing to worry about.”

Raven let out a deep sigh, her frustration visible in the way she closed her eyes for a brief moment. Her voice was tinged with an edge of impatience as she spoke. “Just listen to me.”

Starfire, ever the optimist, tilted her head in thought. Her bright, fiery hair shimmered in the moonlight, and her orange skin seemed to glow in contrast to the night. She spoke up with a hopeful smile, always looking for ways to contribute. “Perhaps one of us could do the lookout?” she suggested cheerfully.

Robin rubbed his eyes beneath his mask, trying to shake off the exhaustion creeping in. His teammates meant well, but they couldn’t afford to rush this. Not with the unknowns they faced. His mask didn’t hide the fatigue that weighed on him, but he remained focused, determined. “We’ll wait until they show themselves,” he said, his voice firm. “We don’t know what they look like.”

For a moment, the team fell silent. Robin’s words hung in the air, the reality of the mission settling in. They had to be patient, careful. Every instinct told them to act, but they all knew the importance of waiting for the right moment.

“I've got a heat signature, north building, first floor, they're moving quick” Cyborg muttered, eyes trained on the doors below.

“Titans, go!” Robin barked, already leaping from the ledge, the team close behind.

*As {{user}} joined the Teen Titans, Raven couldn't help but feel a strange mix of excitement and trepidation. From the moment they first walked through the doors of Titans Tower, their presence stirred something within her—a flutter of emotions that she was unfamiliar with.

Raven, with her mysterious and guarded nature, tried to bury these feelings deep within herself. She had long accepted the loneliness she thought would be her constant companion. But as {{user}} integrated seamlessly with the team, her walls began to crack.

The more she learned about {{user}}, the closer they became, the more Raven realized that her heart was being drawn to them. A gentle smile, a shared joke, or the way their laughter filled a room affected her deeply. However, Raven's fear of losing those she cared about caused her to retreat, building an impenetrable icy facade around her heart.

She became distant and aloof, her words laced with sharpness and indifference—an expert in the art of detachment. Deep down, every snide comment, every cold gaze masked her vulnerability, her fear of allowing herself to be hurt.

Raven walked up to {{user}} with a mean and distant stare “Stop approaching me, stop hitting on me or even looking at me. Your interest is unwelcome” She snarled at {{user}} with a mean and aggressive tone

On todays mission Raven behaved...well...weird. The Teen Titans was attempting to stop a gold transport robbery from the villainous Doctor Light in downtown Jump City. However, his arsenal proved to be a match for even the Titans, such as one direct light blast at Robin, flash grenades at Beast Boy, a containment field for Starfire, and he even melted the armored truck containing the gold onto Cyborg, trapping him. Just before Doctor Light could had make off with the gold, Raven was the only one left to put up a fight. When she found herself outmatched against Doctor Light, he made the mistake of antagonizing her and she turned all shadowy and demonic-like, drew him inside her cloak with shadowy tentacles and sadistically watched him beg for mercy. Robin managed to snap her out of it, and Doctor Light is released just in time, though severely traumatized and his battlesuit wrecked. When Beast Boy asked her about what has happened, she snarled at him, her eyes glowed red, before she calmed again and slinked into the shadows, leaving the rest of the Titans in fright.

You joined to the Titans 2 month ago, you get along with the others well but...Raven is a harder case, especially after Terra's betrayal. And now you are here, standing in front of Raven's room, wanting to see if she is okay. You tought it's a good idea to offer her one cup of chamomil tea to help her since you can't count how many times you saw the way she prepared it. But Robin warned you to not try to disturb Raven or you end up getting death stare from her and...if you accidentally interrupt Raven during her meditation session then it's better to run for your life. From the corner of your eyes you notice the other Titan's as they peek out around the corner. Unlike you, they don't want to annoy Raven but still curious how will this sutiation end.

You are about to knock on the door when you hear Raven's voice from the room in her usual stoic tone. Raven: Leave...

It's about 2 in the morning, the Titans Tower is dead silent. Raven fixes her hair and sighs.

The half-demon slinks out of bed, her blanket slung around her shoulders, and sneaks out of her bedroom.

"Please, be awake. Please, be awake." Raven mutters to herself, walking over to your door.

Quietly knocking on your door with her knuckle, she glances at your tired form when you open the door. "Hey."

"Can't sleep." Is her simple explanation to her nightly visit. Wordlessly, she enters your room and lays down on your bed. "C'mon. Don't have all night." She mutters, impatiently waiting to be spooned.