[color=#E6300B]As Dick and the other Titans entered the hangar Soleil mentioned that her hero name was Solwing. That was interesting as Dick had once considered changing his codename to something similar. After a particularly bad fight with Batman, Dick said he was giving up being Robin and was going to leave Gotham, taking up either the name Darkwing or Knightwing. While Dick would eventually leave Gotham, he would do so on good terms with Batman and still retaining the Robin name.

But Dick chocked the whole naming similarity to coincidence. Living in Gotham had taught Dick that some crazy coincidences did occur, and not everything was a clue like Batman sometimes believed. However, a thing that Dick had taken from Batman was a need to always be prepared. As such with the T-Jet, Dick had put in hundreds of hours of flight time, earning his pilot’s license. Also he insisted that the tank was always kept full, just for moments like this when they needed to depart quickly.

[color=#1F1D1E]“Everybody, load up!”[/color] shouted Dick.

Stepping into the T-Jet, Dick took an immediate seat in the pilot’s chair. The controls were very familiar to him, having been based on that of the Batwing. It was like playing a nostalgic video game, Dick’s hands knowing what to do without consciously thinking. As he went through the pre-flight checkup, Dick quickly glanced backward to make sure his team mates had taken a seat. While he would’ve liked the full team on the mission, Dick knew that the work that Cyborg and Beast Boy were doing out of the city was important. And he technically had replacements in the form of Grazer and Solwing, though he wasn’t sure how they would fare on an actual mission.

Once satisfied that the T-Jet and the Titans were ready to go, Dick started the engine, which ran almost silently. Lifting off the hangar floor, Dick would begin having the T-Jet fly straight, into what looked like a wall. However as the vehicle approached the wall, it opened to reveal the bay just outside Titans Tower.

Once soaring above Jump City, Dick began to speak, [color=#1F1D1E]“Alright, Titans. We’re not sure what we’re getting into, so everyone stay close. We have to assume that it’s an emergency situation with Ghost.”[/color]

In the back of his mind, Dick prepared himself for the worst. Other heroes had fallen in the line of duty before, but never a Titan. The heroes of Jump City had been quite fortunate in that they all were alive. Dick couldn’t help but remember his last time at Justice League HQ and seeing the newly installed statues of dead League members. But Dick knew it wouldn’t come to that as the Titans were going to save Ghost. Everyone was getting out of this alive.

Dick’s dark musings were interrupted when the T-Jet beeped to announce that they had reached their destination. Stopping the horizontal movement of the T-Jet, Dick would have the vehicle descend vertically onto the roof of the big building from where Ghost had lost contact.

Upon landing, Dick turned to his team mates, [color=#1F1D1E]“Here we go. We do this smart, we do this together.”[/color]

Dick then unstrapped himself from his chair and exited the T-Jet. Pulling out his bolo staff, Dick walked softly onto the roof, unsure of what dangers could be lurking there.
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[color=#BCBFA3]Lio was still impressed with meeting Captain Marvel, when the hero said he couldn’t just wait for the Titans to come back. Lio was unsure of what to say, especially when he noticed the T-Jet leave the hangar and head toward the city.

[color=#26FF60]“Yeah, I’m not so sure what Robin wants you to do,”[/color] said Lio sheepishly.

Then the very large man, Captain Marvel had called him Bob, suggested that he should come and help. Looking over the massive man, Lio did believe that he could be useful in a fight. Plus if he was here about potentially joining the Titans, this could be a good chance for him to prove himself. After all, Robin had allowed that Soleil girl to go with the team, so why not this Bob guy.

Captain Marvel then offered to fly Bob over to the Titans, though he said he would let them handle their own mission. Lio was grateful for this as he still hadn’t fully mastered the art of flying while levitating someone else with his pseudo-ring. With Lio’s luck he would accidentally drop Bob into the ocean and he would sink to the bottom.

[color=#26FF60]“I think Robin would be cool with that,”[/color] Lio stated, [color=#26FF60]“We’re in such a rush because a team mate called for help before going off-line. We have the coordinates and are headed there now. So if you Captain don’t mind carrying Bob, we can head right over.”[/color]

It would then seem that the three men were in agreement, as Lio lifted off the floor in front of Titans Tower. Next to him was Captain Marvel, holding the massive Bob with seemingly no effort. They then departed from the Tower area, Lio racing just above the water, a silver glow all around him.

In less than a minute they were over the city proper. Lio had his pseudo-ring send the coordinates to his mind, giving real time directions. Lio would zig zag throughout Jump City, Captain Marvel easily keeping pace behind him. Eventually, Lio would spot the building, the big orange plane that was the T-Jet on its roof.

Lio would land on the roof just as the other Titans departed the T-Jet. Walking over to Robin, Lio would rub the back of his head.

[color=#26FF60]“So I kind of allowed that Bob guy to join us on the mission,”[/color] said Lio, [color=#26FF60]“I mean he was here about joining the Titans, right? Also Captain Marvel is here, but apparently he’s just here to watch.”[/color]

Lio hoped that his choice was alright. While he understood that the Titans were pretty relaxed, he was still wary of Robin, as no one could work for the Batman without becoming as rigid as him.
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