KPTitan
04-07-2007, 08:08 PM
Teen Titans: Virtual Realm (Crossover)
Hey, dudes and dude-ets! This is the first time I’ve written a fanfic before, so I’m kind of excited and nervous at the same time. Feel free to comment!
Now, for the setting. This Teen Titans story crosses over with Antefims’ and MoonScoop’s tv show Code Lyoko. It takes place a week after the TT Trouble in Tokyo movie, and almost right at the beginning of Code Lyoko Season 4 (which hasn’t aired yet on CN, just so you know). If you are unfamiliar with Code Lyoko, feel free to ask me any questions concerning it.
As far as writing the chapters, my goal is 1 chapter every two weeks, since I get a lot of homework, so please be patient with me. At the end of every chapter, I will include a blooper for that chapter.
This is rated T for Teen, because there might be a some censored cuss words.
Hope you enjoy!
Chapter 1: Where the heck are we?
“Dude, is anybody there?” asked a weary Beast Boy, pointing a flashlight down a dark alley. He was starting to get tired. “Man, hope Cyborg gets that bad-guy-radar-thingy working again, because I’m tired of doing night patrol.” Then a voice speaks through Beast Boy’s communicator. “You mean the alarm system.” said Raven in a sarcastic tone. “Whatever….” replied BB. Another voice came alive in the communicator, but belonged to the cheery, but tired, Starfire. “I agree with Beast Boy,” she said. “I too am starting to feel the tired and sick.” Then their leader, Robin, replied to the complaints. “Don’t worry. Cyborg will get the radar system working again. Besides, looking for crime the old-fashioned way is pretty nice for a change, and I don’t feel tired.” Then Robin yawns. “Right….” said Raven, seeing the irony of being tired in Robin’s last statement.
“Dude, what is this place?” Beast Boy was standing outside an abandoned warehouse. “What is it Beast Boy?” Starfire was flying over Beast Boy and now landed next to him. “This place is most mysterious. I have never seen it before,” she said. “I don’t think any body has, Star,” said Beast Boy, obviously in awe at the enormous building. A camera near the entrance of the warehouse suddenly came to life and focused on Beast Boy and Starfire. “Did that camera just move?” As if to answer his question, an ominous green glow began to come out of the windows. “What the f#$%! This is like a horror movie!” cried Beast Boy. “I agree! Let us go and meet back up with our friends,” said a frightened Starfire. “No way!” objected Beast Boy. “I’m a big fan of horror movies anyway, so let’s go in and check it out. Besides, there could be a criminal in there.” He opened the entrance door and walked in. “Wait! We shouldn’t….” but before she could finish, Beast Boy pulled Starfire in the building with him. “Come on, I need a witness in case I get mauled to death!”
Beast Boy and Starfire walked into a room that had a supercomputer with three screens in the center, along with a holographic display of a sphere with what looked like four regions surrounding it. Starfire gasped. “What is this place, and what does this hologram represent, perhaps another alien world that I’m unfamiliar with?” They walked closer to the 3-screen computer. “I wonder….” Beast Boy pressed a button on the key-board. The screen then showed a 2D dimension of a bizarre landscape. “Oh, dude! It can’t be!” he cried. “What Beast Boy. What is it?” Starfire asked. “It’s….” he pauses. “It’s the new and ultimate edition of Mega-Monkeys 4!!” Starfire glared at him for his random and dumb behavior. At the corner of her eye, Starfire noticed a door on the opposite wall. “Beast Boy, look! Another door!” she exclaimed. They quickly walk up to it and examine it with curiosity. “Stand aside, and let the pro handle this, Star.” said Beast Boy, puffed up with pride. He turned into a gorilla and tried to open the door, but didn’t succeed. Then he turned into a t-rex, a chimpanzee, and another bunch of animals that he thought would be strong enough to open the door. His hands on the door, he tried pushing it in his regular form. “Perhaps this would open it Beast Boy.” Starfire reached for a red button on the side of the door and pushed it, while Beast Boy was still pushing on the door. The door slid open, and Beast Boy fell to the floor in the next room with a THUD! Starfire giggled at his clumsiness. Beast Boy got up, his face red from the face-plant he made on the floor. “Dude, it wasn’t funny!” They gazed around the room, which was similar to the one they were in before, but instead of a supercomputer there was three cylinder-shaped containers with sliding doors on them. Coming out from each container were thick cables that ran through the walls, possibly connecting to the supercomputer in the previous room.
“Beast Boy, come in.” said Robin into his communicator. “Beast Boy! Starfire! Please come in!” Robin’s voice went a little higher with worry as he tried to contact his teen comrades. Then his communicator came alive with a crackling sound. “Uuh, hi! What’s up?” said Beast Boy with a hint of ‘I got busted’ in his voice. “We are fine, Robin,” reassured Starfire. “We were just…..looking for someone we thought as suspicious, and we found out he was not bad at all.” Raven wasn’t fooled by them trying to cover up what they were actually doing. “Want me to come over there and help?” asked Raven with amusement. “No, we’re okay.” replied Beast Boy. Raven decided to go to them anyway. “I’ll be back Robin. I’ll go check things out over there, just in case.” she said to Robin over their communicators, then flew off to where the signal of BB and Starfire was coming from, according to the tracking systems that was built into each Titan’s communicator. “Be careful.” said Robin.
Suddenly the doors on the mysterious containers opened up, scaring Beast Boy into dropping his communicator, screaming like a girl, and jumping into Starfire’s arms. “Dude, what the hell happened!” Starfire had dropped her communicator to catch the frightened green Titan. “Perhaps this place is what you call, the haunted?” she inquired. “Dunno Star, but I’m gonna look inside one of those and find out.” “I will join you,” said Starfire, already walking into one of the containers. Beast Boy walked into one of them as well, and they began examining them thoroughly. That’s when the doors closed, leaving the Titans trapped in the containers. “Help!!!” they screamed, before a loud sound like a charging laser overtook them. Then there was silence, and the containers opened up, with nobody in them. The only evidence lift behind from the two Titans was their communicators on the floor.
“Well, this is where they should be, according to my communicator.” Raven had just arrived at the warehouse where Beast Boy and Starfire were. She was oblivious of the entrance camera that was focused on her, just like it did with BB and Starfire earlier. “Hmm….wonder what they’re doing in there,” Raven noticed the green glow coming through the windows, assuming it was from Starfire using her glowing hands as a flashlight. She saw the open entrance door and walked in, seeing the supercomputer with the three screens and hologram beside it. Raven walked up to the computer. “Very interesting….Starfire, Beast Boy, are you in here?” Her question was answered when she was gazing at the computer screen with awe. “Dude, where the heck are we?” Beast Boy’s voice came through the computer speaker system.
“Dude, where the heck are we?” asked a bewildered Beast Boy. Him and Starfire found themselves in a bizarre desert landscape, in a virtual world-like form. The sky above them was a brilliant yellow-orange color, and around them were several rocky landscapes. They were also standing on solid ground, not sand like you would find in a normal desert. The huge rocks and ground were a orange-red color. There were large, strange wires running in and out of the ground, now beginning to pulsate with red like a beacon and sparks. Starfire looked around in awe. “This place is beautiful, yet strange at the same time. It’s almost like one of your games, Beast Boy.” BB on the other hand didn’t think it was so beautiful. He knew about Starfire’s strange taste in “beautiful landscape,” and he found it to be very strange. Beast Boy then looked down on himself, in disgust. What he saw was himself in 3D form. “Dude!! I look so freakin’ fat!” then he looks over at Starfire, who was also in 3D. “And so do you Star! But it looks better on you….” Starfire smacked him on the face. Beast Boy rubbed his face, now realizing this was the second time his face got hurt in a matter of minutes. “Ouch! Calm down, I was just kidding!”
Raven was sitting on the seat in front of the computer, laughing at the quarrel that was going on between Starfire and Beast Boy. She was surprised at herself, for the fact that she never laughed at Beast Boy for anything. She covered her mouth, embarrassed that Beast Boy and Starfire might have heard her. “Dude, did I just hear Raven laugh?” said Beast Boy’s voice. “I believe you did, because I did too,” Starfire replied. Then she called out to her friend. “Raven, is that you? If it is, an you tell us how to get out of this place?” Raven smiled, realizing she got caught red-handed for laughing. “Yes, it’s me. And no, I have no idea how to get you out of there, wherever that is,” she replied with a hint of confusion in her voice. She couldn’t feel their presence anywhere in the warehouse, so where were they? Then she sees two triangle-like symbols on the computer screen, moving in a 2D layout. Then, appearing on the screen, were two small pictures of Starfire and Beast Boy, but in 3D form. Could it be, Raven asked herself, that they are in a virtual world or dimension? Her heart began to beat at an incredibly fast rate, coming to the realization that since she didn’t know where this virtual world was, she couldn’t bring them back. “You guys, listen to me….” Raven was just about to tell them the horrible news when a beeping sound came from the computer. She saw a red triangle appear on the screen, making it’s way towards the green triangles that represented the two unsuspecting Titans.
“Beast Boy, look!” shouted Starfire. “There is another person here. Perhaps he can help us!” Starfire was pointing at a thin, teenage boy that was now standing 10-15 feet away from them. “Umm, there’s someone else with you….” said Raven’s voice, coming from no particular location. “Uuh, yeah, we can see that Raven.” Beast Boy answered back. The boy looked like he could be around the Titan’s age, maybe a year younger. But, for only a teenager, he seemed menacing and sinister to Starfire and BB. He had pale-white skin with short, black, messy hair. The irises and pupils of his eyes were black with hatred. What caught the most attention of the uneasy and unsuspecting titans was his outfit. It was a black hazmat suit with a high-tech and warrior look to it, with blood-red geometric lines running through it. On his chest was a peculiar eye-like symbol that was as white as his face. The same symbol was on his forehead, but smaller. Carrying over his shoulder was a large sword that was 8 inches wide and 4 ½ feet long, which was a foot shorter than himself. He stared at his new enemies, looking them over, analyzing them and deciding what to do with them. He was wondering how they came here in the first place. His sword gleamed brightly in the artificial sunlight as he lifted it into the air while giving a mechanical roar, preparing to attack. At this, the two titans prepared to defend themselves, with Starfire’s fists lighting up with star bolts and Beast Boy taking a fighting stance, ready to transform into any animal possible. “Dude, is it just me, or did he forget to take his medicine this morning?” the green titan said jokingly. The enraged boy glared at Beast Boy. The boy’s sword began to glow with white energy. BB saw this as a warning sign that he shouldn’t have made that joke. “Dude, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, please don’t kill me!” Beast Boy braced himself for what was about to come. Then, with a simple wave of the sword, the white energy blast shot from it and hit Starfire. The assault was too fast for her to fly up and dodge it. Starfire was knocked to the ground, screaming while being propelled several feet behind her. Then she slowly began to disintegrate into tiny blue squares until she was gone. With his eyes wide with horror, BB looked from the spot where Starfire was standing, then to the boy, who now had an evil grin on his face. Beast Boy welled up in anger, shouting, “Dude, what did you do that for! I was the one who made that smart#$% remark!” The boy threw another energy blast from his sword, this time hitting Beast Boy. BB’s fate was the same as Starfire’s, unable to defend himself since the attack was too fast. The teenage boy, now left by himself, raised his hands while holding the sword in one and gave out a victory cry.
While the very short-lived, but unfair battle took place, a diagram showed up on the computer screen showing a vs. mode, with the two titans on one side and the teenage boy on the other. Raven had seen what the boy looked like on the diagram and watched helplessly as the two triangles representing BB and Starfire disappeared from the screen, with the red one representing the boy still remained. She was shocked. “No! I couldn’t save them!” cried Raven, banging her hands on the keyboard. This caused the computer to shut off, making her even more furious with herself. Now how am I supposed to find them with this thing off! I don’t know how it turned on in the first place! She started to cry when she heard a sound coming from somewhere inside the warehouse. Raven couldn’t pinpoint the source until she got up and walked to the door that Starfire and BB walked through to get into the other room. She pushed the red button beside the door and it slid open. What she saw when the door opened both made her happy and shocked at the same time. Beast Boy and Starfire were lying on the floor, each in front of a container. She quickly speculated that the containers were some kind of portals, or scanners, that transported her friends to that bizarre world. Raven ran up to her friends, knelt down, and tried to wake them up by shaking them. “Beast Boy! Starfire! Please wake up!” she yelled. Then both bodies started to moan, then woke up. “Dude, was that the most freakiest Mega-Monkeys 4 game I’ve ever played or what!” Both Starfire and BB stood up holding their heads with one hand, trying to get their bearings back together. “Beast Boy, I am unconvinced that it was a video game. It felt so real. And that boy….” “Seemed like a video game to me.” argued BB. “No, Starfire’s right. It was real.” said Raven. Beast Boy looked at her like she smacked him with one of her spell books. “Actually, you were in a virtual world that was probably designed in that computer. I’ve heard of virtual worlds from the mages back in Azarath, but I didn’t know they were actually real….” “I’ve been told stories of scientists building virtual worlds on Tamaran too, but I have never been in one. Now I know what they look like.” replied Starfire. Beast Boy started pulling at his hair. “Since when did you guys get so technical!” Then Robin, after what seemed like forever, started to speak through Raven’s communicator. “Raven, are you all right? I thought I just heard you cry a few moments ago.” Raven took her communicator out of a hidden pocket in her dark blue robe. “Don’t worry Robin. I’m fine, and so are Beast Boy and Starfire.” “Good.” replied Robin with a sigh of relief. “You guys, we can go back to the Tower now. Cyborg got the radar working again. Robin, out.” Beast Boy yawned. “Well, it’s about time Cyborg got it working again! Now I can catch up on my beauty sleep.” Raven and Starfire just starred at him, like he was a ghost. “What?” he said. Starfire started giggling again, and Raven said, “Like you need beauty sleep.” BB just glared at her. He turned around, “Well, last one to the Tower is a rotten egg!” Beast Boy ran through the door, and out of the warehouse he went. “Ooookay….” said Raven. She picked up BB’s communicator that he absentmindedly left on the floor, and Starfire picked up hers as well. “I believe we should go to bed right away, and I shall feed Silky. He could be eating up the sofa again,” the gleeful alien said. Both girls flew out of the entrance, but Raven stopped to look at the supercomputer for a few moments. She wondered if the boy that she saw on the screen and who engaged in an unfair battle with Starfire and Beast Boy could be a threat to them, since he might come through the scanners as did the two titans. Pondering over this, she followed her fellow Titans back to the Tower, with BB flying as an eagle, her and Starfire flying through the air, and Robin below them on his signature motorcycle. Maybe she should bring this issue up to them the next morning.
Blooper #1
Starfire and Beast Boy began searching the scanners thoroughly when the doors suddenly closed.
“AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! S#$%!!!” cried Beast Boy.
“What Beast Boy?” Starfire asks then looks over, gasps, and sees BB’s hand sticking out of the door, throbbing and red.
“Oh, sorry about that. The mechanics in this thing isn’t working right.” said one of the stage crew members.
The door opens up and BB falls to the floor.
Hey, dudes and dude-ets! This is the first time I’ve written a fanfic before, so I’m kind of excited and nervous at the same time. Feel free to comment!
Now, for the setting. This Teen Titans story crosses over with Antefims’ and MoonScoop’s tv show Code Lyoko. It takes place a week after the TT Trouble in Tokyo movie, and almost right at the beginning of Code Lyoko Season 4 (which hasn’t aired yet on CN, just so you know). If you are unfamiliar with Code Lyoko, feel free to ask me any questions concerning it.
As far as writing the chapters, my goal is 1 chapter every two weeks, since I get a lot of homework, so please be patient with me. At the end of every chapter, I will include a blooper for that chapter.
This is rated T for Teen, because there might be a some censored cuss words.
Hope you enjoy!
Chapter 1: Where the heck are we?
“Dude, is anybody there?” asked a weary Beast Boy, pointing a flashlight down a dark alley. He was starting to get tired. “Man, hope Cyborg gets that bad-guy-radar-thingy working again, because I’m tired of doing night patrol.” Then a voice speaks through Beast Boy’s communicator. “You mean the alarm system.” said Raven in a sarcastic tone. “Whatever….” replied BB. Another voice came alive in the communicator, but belonged to the cheery, but tired, Starfire. “I agree with Beast Boy,” she said. “I too am starting to feel the tired and sick.” Then their leader, Robin, replied to the complaints. “Don’t worry. Cyborg will get the radar system working again. Besides, looking for crime the old-fashioned way is pretty nice for a change, and I don’t feel tired.” Then Robin yawns. “Right….” said Raven, seeing the irony of being tired in Robin’s last statement.
“Dude, what is this place?” Beast Boy was standing outside an abandoned warehouse. “What is it Beast Boy?” Starfire was flying over Beast Boy and now landed next to him. “This place is most mysterious. I have never seen it before,” she said. “I don’t think any body has, Star,” said Beast Boy, obviously in awe at the enormous building. A camera near the entrance of the warehouse suddenly came to life and focused on Beast Boy and Starfire. “Did that camera just move?” As if to answer his question, an ominous green glow began to come out of the windows. “What the f#$%! This is like a horror movie!” cried Beast Boy. “I agree! Let us go and meet back up with our friends,” said a frightened Starfire. “No way!” objected Beast Boy. “I’m a big fan of horror movies anyway, so let’s go in and check it out. Besides, there could be a criminal in there.” He opened the entrance door and walked in. “Wait! We shouldn’t….” but before she could finish, Beast Boy pulled Starfire in the building with him. “Come on, I need a witness in case I get mauled to death!”
Beast Boy and Starfire walked into a room that had a supercomputer with three screens in the center, along with a holographic display of a sphere with what looked like four regions surrounding it. Starfire gasped. “What is this place, and what does this hologram represent, perhaps another alien world that I’m unfamiliar with?” They walked closer to the 3-screen computer. “I wonder….” Beast Boy pressed a button on the key-board. The screen then showed a 2D dimension of a bizarre landscape. “Oh, dude! It can’t be!” he cried. “What Beast Boy. What is it?” Starfire asked. “It’s….” he pauses. “It’s the new and ultimate edition of Mega-Monkeys 4!!” Starfire glared at him for his random and dumb behavior. At the corner of her eye, Starfire noticed a door on the opposite wall. “Beast Boy, look! Another door!” she exclaimed. They quickly walk up to it and examine it with curiosity. “Stand aside, and let the pro handle this, Star.” said Beast Boy, puffed up with pride. He turned into a gorilla and tried to open the door, but didn’t succeed. Then he turned into a t-rex, a chimpanzee, and another bunch of animals that he thought would be strong enough to open the door. His hands on the door, he tried pushing it in his regular form. “Perhaps this would open it Beast Boy.” Starfire reached for a red button on the side of the door and pushed it, while Beast Boy was still pushing on the door. The door slid open, and Beast Boy fell to the floor in the next room with a THUD! Starfire giggled at his clumsiness. Beast Boy got up, his face red from the face-plant he made on the floor. “Dude, it wasn’t funny!” They gazed around the room, which was similar to the one they were in before, but instead of a supercomputer there was three cylinder-shaped containers with sliding doors on them. Coming out from each container were thick cables that ran through the walls, possibly connecting to the supercomputer in the previous room.
“Beast Boy, come in.” said Robin into his communicator. “Beast Boy! Starfire! Please come in!” Robin’s voice went a little higher with worry as he tried to contact his teen comrades. Then his communicator came alive with a crackling sound. “Uuh, hi! What’s up?” said Beast Boy with a hint of ‘I got busted’ in his voice. “We are fine, Robin,” reassured Starfire. “We were just…..looking for someone we thought as suspicious, and we found out he was not bad at all.” Raven wasn’t fooled by them trying to cover up what they were actually doing. “Want me to come over there and help?” asked Raven with amusement. “No, we’re okay.” replied Beast Boy. Raven decided to go to them anyway. “I’ll be back Robin. I’ll go check things out over there, just in case.” she said to Robin over their communicators, then flew off to where the signal of BB and Starfire was coming from, according to the tracking systems that was built into each Titan’s communicator. “Be careful.” said Robin.
Suddenly the doors on the mysterious containers opened up, scaring Beast Boy into dropping his communicator, screaming like a girl, and jumping into Starfire’s arms. “Dude, what the hell happened!” Starfire had dropped her communicator to catch the frightened green Titan. “Perhaps this place is what you call, the haunted?” she inquired. “Dunno Star, but I’m gonna look inside one of those and find out.” “I will join you,” said Starfire, already walking into one of the containers. Beast Boy walked into one of them as well, and they began examining them thoroughly. That’s when the doors closed, leaving the Titans trapped in the containers. “Help!!!” they screamed, before a loud sound like a charging laser overtook them. Then there was silence, and the containers opened up, with nobody in them. The only evidence lift behind from the two Titans was their communicators on the floor.
“Well, this is where they should be, according to my communicator.” Raven had just arrived at the warehouse where Beast Boy and Starfire were. She was oblivious of the entrance camera that was focused on her, just like it did with BB and Starfire earlier. “Hmm….wonder what they’re doing in there,” Raven noticed the green glow coming through the windows, assuming it was from Starfire using her glowing hands as a flashlight. She saw the open entrance door and walked in, seeing the supercomputer with the three screens and hologram beside it. Raven walked up to the computer. “Very interesting….Starfire, Beast Boy, are you in here?” Her question was answered when she was gazing at the computer screen with awe. “Dude, where the heck are we?” Beast Boy’s voice came through the computer speaker system.
“Dude, where the heck are we?” asked a bewildered Beast Boy. Him and Starfire found themselves in a bizarre desert landscape, in a virtual world-like form. The sky above them was a brilliant yellow-orange color, and around them were several rocky landscapes. They were also standing on solid ground, not sand like you would find in a normal desert. The huge rocks and ground were a orange-red color. There were large, strange wires running in and out of the ground, now beginning to pulsate with red like a beacon and sparks. Starfire looked around in awe. “This place is beautiful, yet strange at the same time. It’s almost like one of your games, Beast Boy.” BB on the other hand didn’t think it was so beautiful. He knew about Starfire’s strange taste in “beautiful landscape,” and he found it to be very strange. Beast Boy then looked down on himself, in disgust. What he saw was himself in 3D form. “Dude!! I look so freakin’ fat!” then he looks over at Starfire, who was also in 3D. “And so do you Star! But it looks better on you….” Starfire smacked him on the face. Beast Boy rubbed his face, now realizing this was the second time his face got hurt in a matter of minutes. “Ouch! Calm down, I was just kidding!”
Raven was sitting on the seat in front of the computer, laughing at the quarrel that was going on between Starfire and Beast Boy. She was surprised at herself, for the fact that she never laughed at Beast Boy for anything. She covered her mouth, embarrassed that Beast Boy and Starfire might have heard her. “Dude, did I just hear Raven laugh?” said Beast Boy’s voice. “I believe you did, because I did too,” Starfire replied. Then she called out to her friend. “Raven, is that you? If it is, an you tell us how to get out of this place?” Raven smiled, realizing she got caught red-handed for laughing. “Yes, it’s me. And no, I have no idea how to get you out of there, wherever that is,” she replied with a hint of confusion in her voice. She couldn’t feel their presence anywhere in the warehouse, so where were they? Then she sees two triangle-like symbols on the computer screen, moving in a 2D layout. Then, appearing on the screen, were two small pictures of Starfire and Beast Boy, but in 3D form. Could it be, Raven asked herself, that they are in a virtual world or dimension? Her heart began to beat at an incredibly fast rate, coming to the realization that since she didn’t know where this virtual world was, she couldn’t bring them back. “You guys, listen to me….” Raven was just about to tell them the horrible news when a beeping sound came from the computer. She saw a red triangle appear on the screen, making it’s way towards the green triangles that represented the two unsuspecting Titans.
“Beast Boy, look!” shouted Starfire. “There is another person here. Perhaps he can help us!” Starfire was pointing at a thin, teenage boy that was now standing 10-15 feet away from them. “Umm, there’s someone else with you….” said Raven’s voice, coming from no particular location. “Uuh, yeah, we can see that Raven.” Beast Boy answered back. The boy looked like he could be around the Titan’s age, maybe a year younger. But, for only a teenager, he seemed menacing and sinister to Starfire and BB. He had pale-white skin with short, black, messy hair. The irises and pupils of his eyes were black with hatred. What caught the most attention of the uneasy and unsuspecting titans was his outfit. It was a black hazmat suit with a high-tech and warrior look to it, with blood-red geometric lines running through it. On his chest was a peculiar eye-like symbol that was as white as his face. The same symbol was on his forehead, but smaller. Carrying over his shoulder was a large sword that was 8 inches wide and 4 ½ feet long, which was a foot shorter than himself. He stared at his new enemies, looking them over, analyzing them and deciding what to do with them. He was wondering how they came here in the first place. His sword gleamed brightly in the artificial sunlight as he lifted it into the air while giving a mechanical roar, preparing to attack. At this, the two titans prepared to defend themselves, with Starfire’s fists lighting up with star bolts and Beast Boy taking a fighting stance, ready to transform into any animal possible. “Dude, is it just me, or did he forget to take his medicine this morning?” the green titan said jokingly. The enraged boy glared at Beast Boy. The boy’s sword began to glow with white energy. BB saw this as a warning sign that he shouldn’t have made that joke. “Dude, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, please don’t kill me!” Beast Boy braced himself for what was about to come. Then, with a simple wave of the sword, the white energy blast shot from it and hit Starfire. The assault was too fast for her to fly up and dodge it. Starfire was knocked to the ground, screaming while being propelled several feet behind her. Then she slowly began to disintegrate into tiny blue squares until she was gone. With his eyes wide with horror, BB looked from the spot where Starfire was standing, then to the boy, who now had an evil grin on his face. Beast Boy welled up in anger, shouting, “Dude, what did you do that for! I was the one who made that smart#$% remark!” The boy threw another energy blast from his sword, this time hitting Beast Boy. BB’s fate was the same as Starfire’s, unable to defend himself since the attack was too fast. The teenage boy, now left by himself, raised his hands while holding the sword in one and gave out a victory cry.
While the very short-lived, but unfair battle took place, a diagram showed up on the computer screen showing a vs. mode, with the two titans on one side and the teenage boy on the other. Raven had seen what the boy looked like on the diagram and watched helplessly as the two triangles representing BB and Starfire disappeared from the screen, with the red one representing the boy still remained. She was shocked. “No! I couldn’t save them!” cried Raven, banging her hands on the keyboard. This caused the computer to shut off, making her even more furious with herself. Now how am I supposed to find them with this thing off! I don’t know how it turned on in the first place! She started to cry when she heard a sound coming from somewhere inside the warehouse. Raven couldn’t pinpoint the source until she got up and walked to the door that Starfire and BB walked through to get into the other room. She pushed the red button beside the door and it slid open. What she saw when the door opened both made her happy and shocked at the same time. Beast Boy and Starfire were lying on the floor, each in front of a container. She quickly speculated that the containers were some kind of portals, or scanners, that transported her friends to that bizarre world. Raven ran up to her friends, knelt down, and tried to wake them up by shaking them. “Beast Boy! Starfire! Please wake up!” she yelled. Then both bodies started to moan, then woke up. “Dude, was that the most freakiest Mega-Monkeys 4 game I’ve ever played or what!” Both Starfire and BB stood up holding their heads with one hand, trying to get their bearings back together. “Beast Boy, I am unconvinced that it was a video game. It felt so real. And that boy….” “Seemed like a video game to me.” argued BB. “No, Starfire’s right. It was real.” said Raven. Beast Boy looked at her like she smacked him with one of her spell books. “Actually, you were in a virtual world that was probably designed in that computer. I’ve heard of virtual worlds from the mages back in Azarath, but I didn’t know they were actually real….” “I’ve been told stories of scientists building virtual worlds on Tamaran too, but I have never been in one. Now I know what they look like.” replied Starfire. Beast Boy started pulling at his hair. “Since when did you guys get so technical!” Then Robin, after what seemed like forever, started to speak through Raven’s communicator. “Raven, are you all right? I thought I just heard you cry a few moments ago.” Raven took her communicator out of a hidden pocket in her dark blue robe. “Don’t worry Robin. I’m fine, and so are Beast Boy and Starfire.” “Good.” replied Robin with a sigh of relief. “You guys, we can go back to the Tower now. Cyborg got the radar working again. Robin, out.” Beast Boy yawned. “Well, it’s about time Cyborg got it working again! Now I can catch up on my beauty sleep.” Raven and Starfire just starred at him, like he was a ghost. “What?” he said. Starfire started giggling again, and Raven said, “Like you need beauty sleep.” BB just glared at her. He turned around, “Well, last one to the Tower is a rotten egg!” Beast Boy ran through the door, and out of the warehouse he went. “Ooookay….” said Raven. She picked up BB’s communicator that he absentmindedly left on the floor, and Starfire picked up hers as well. “I believe we should go to bed right away, and I shall feed Silky. He could be eating up the sofa again,” the gleeful alien said. Both girls flew out of the entrance, but Raven stopped to look at the supercomputer for a few moments. She wondered if the boy that she saw on the screen and who engaged in an unfair battle with Starfire and Beast Boy could be a threat to them, since he might come through the scanners as did the two titans. Pondering over this, she followed her fellow Titans back to the Tower, with BB flying as an eagle, her and Starfire flying through the air, and Robin below them on his signature motorcycle. Maybe she should bring this issue up to them the next morning.
Blooper #1
Starfire and Beast Boy began searching the scanners thoroughly when the doors suddenly closed.
“AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! S#$%!!!” cried Beast Boy.
“What Beast Boy?” Starfire asks then looks over, gasps, and sees BB’s hand sticking out of the door, throbbing and red.
“Oh, sorry about that. The mechanics in this thing isn’t working right.” said one of the stage crew members.
The door opens up and BB falls to the floor.