Fightin' like a Titan

"I said it once, and I’ll say it again. That’s just stereotyping, Feather butt. This sort of heist isn’t even my style." 

"Forget it, let’s just get this over with- what leads do you have?"

"It's not stereotyping. It's criminal profiling."

Robin waved Jinx over to the broken wall leading into a bank vault. "The funny thing is, this vault was empty. The bank had everything transferred to a sister branch while they underwent repairs on the inner door. That tells us the perpetrator didn't have good inside information. Not that the giant hole in the wall isn't already a good indicator of that. Mammoth makes the top of my list for obvious suspects. If I'm right, he already graduated from the academy. So what I want to know is whether he still has access to the HIVE's contacts."

"That’s what you call ‘organized’?"

"Please, Raven, I'm the most organized one on this team."

"Which is where I put them."

"I had them organized."

"If you mean ‘did you clean up the table so my teammates could use it, too’, then, yes, I did."

"There are other tables."

(via corpse-being-bride)

I’m sorry for yapping about pokemon and oras nonstop (but can you blame me) so here’s a quick Dick Grayson before bedtime.

                                                        “You’re right.                     But it’s not always easy to stop hiding behind the mask.                                          To stop playing hero and just…                                                         be human.”

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"im… fine robin."

"Fine enough to join me for some tea?" It wasn't something the leader drank often. Hmm.

Counting Stars- OneRepublic

     “Three,” she answered, already having counted the movies in her mind. She had chosen them herself, though not without the input of the team. Beast Boy and Cyborg had insisted on a comedic action film, and so had chosen the 21 Jump Street — to which she had of course asked, what happened to the first twenty — while Raven had wanted to watch again the Black Swan. She had called for the Maleficent of Disney. “You will watch them all with us!” 

Three? The average movie was 130 minutes in length. That meant he'd be stuck on the couch for at least six and a half hours. "Three?" Robin repeated. He had trigonometry homework and an essay on Roman civilizations to finish. Did he already agree to this?

"... Star, that's a long time." The leader could already anticipate the face she'd give him, and he could never say no to that face. "... So I guess I better make plenty of popcorn to go with it," he amended with a dry laugh. That's right, Robin, just loosen up.