Grave Implications [open]

[terra]

"A true friend. Right," Terra snorted, kicking a pebble at the rusty placard that marked the pedestal where she had died.

Beast Boy had her sitting on a metaphorical pedestal anyway, from the way he talked about her. The first time they'd seen each other after Terra's "death", she genuinely didn't remember anything. As he kept pestering her, however, more of her memories had started to come back. But she couldn't stop herself from asking more questions to see how he felt about her. She looked at the memorial and bit her lip. Raising one hand in the air, Terra flicked it back and forth and watched as the dirt and grime skittered away from her memorial. She didn't feel much of anything when she looked at it, though Beast Boy had obviously put a lot of thought behind it.

"Okay T," She said, fingering the hemline of her Miss Sixty blue jean shorts, "So, they called you a Teen Titan on this. That means they sorta like you, right?"

Probably not. They only said that because she'd saved the city in the end, when she'd had a change of heart. She certainly wasn't the same girl they'd known. Terra sat cross-legged in the dirt and looked at her "gravestone", idly causing a halo of rocks to twirl around her head.

"My life is a soap opera," she grumbled to herself, flicking her hair behind her shoulder.

Terra came to her memorial on occasion to think. It was a decent place to get away from the rest of the world. After everything that had happened here, this place was as quiet and still as death itself.

[fate]

This place is totally creepy. Seriously, I said I was hungry. I don't see any food here! We just ate. Ya just ate! You gotta feed yo' other personality too! Don't be selfish! Hope... Let me chill for a while. Just need a minute man. Alright, but don't go feelin' sorry for yo'self!

Fate Lingod was just exploring really. Not searching for anything except time to clear his head. Not even a few days ago he had just battled a friend. No, more like his brother. One of the only people he considered his family. He was still hurting from the outcome of that fight. He didn't want to be a weapon, but that what it seemed he was destiny to be. Even if he didn't go "home" he would still be forced to fight to defend himself. It was worst though because he had to watch the one he love get hurt physically and emotionally.

He came to a sudden stop when he heard the voice of a young girl. Great... Even here they had people. Whatever. He didn't feel like leaving. Still, he couldn't help, but smile a little at what she said. "You're too, huh? Well, I'd say mines is more like a primetime drama..." He said, "But the raitings would be great, I believe." He made himself visible to the girl and waved. Sometimes it was better to talk to a complete stranger.

[terra]

Terra jumped. Apparently her senses were just as "addled as ever", as Slade had always been fond of saying. She swallowed the nervous lump in her throat. Part of her felt like she was going to get in trouble, like Slade was just going to come out and get very angry that she'd allowed someone to get past the security measures...but no. This place was as cold and empty as always. Adventurous kids probably poked around here all the time.

"How long have you been here?" She asked coolly, standing up and folding her arms like she owned the place.

Well, she had at one point in time. Sort of. Turns out Slade had just been screwing with her the whole time and was presumably going to off her when he was done, but still. It still felt like an intrusion into her privacy.

[fate]

She has goggles too! Her's look better though. What? Oh! Yeah, her's are hella cool. Ya agreein' with me just to shut me up? No, no! Never Great Hope. Ugh! I can never tell when ya bein' sarcastic or not!

Fate stared at her for a moment. She didn't seemed like much of a threat. Then again, he didn't seem like much of a threat either. How long has he been here? Honestly, he had lost counts of the minutes. He shrugged. "Just now. Figured I needed some fresh air," He answered, "What better place to get fresh air than underground, right?" Hopefully, she sense his sarcasim in the last remark. He had a feeling that the both of them was down here for the same reason. They both needed time to think alone.

Well, now this was just uncomfortable. From the looks of it she would rather be alone. Fate wasn't one to over stay his welcome. He tugged at his goggles a moment, looking around. Absorbing everything with his eyes and into his mind. "Well, it seems this spot is occupied by you. So i'll leave you be boss," He paused, "Oh! And I wouldn't advise you to go in the direction I came from... It's a living deathtrap. Rocks falling everywhere." He did his signature two finger salute and thought he be on his way.