Mr JONAH... and the Assassian

Raven ran towards the place where the camera was, a large blood pool in the center of a pool of light. There was a body there, but it was gone. Drag marks showed that the body was taken away, before being loaded into a vehicle. Raven followed the tire tracks until they disappeared. Concentrating she picked up a trace of someone’s presence. It was faint, she wouldn’t be able to tell who it was, but she would be able to find out where they were. She traced it, her team behind her, knowing she would find Beast Boy dead. But a small part of her, in the back of her mind, told he was still out there.
The trail led her to an abandoned warehouse. She entered it cautiously, the smell of burning flesh assaulting her nostrils. She felt her stomach sink as she approached the large furnace in the center of the room, where the smell was emanating from. In front of it, there was a small black box, the same one the mysterious figure took. With shaky hands Raven opened it. Inside was a small diamond ring, with Raven’s name engraved on it.

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Raven awoke in a cold sweat, her body shaking. She still had nightmares, almost ten years after her ordeal. She looked around the room. It was empty, just a bed, a dresser and a desk, loaded with her court papers. She ran her fingers through her hair, sighing. Slowly she got out of bed, and went into the bathroom. She put on a little make up, laughing slightly to her self. ‘If I was still a Titan, I wouldn’t even touch this stuff.’
After doing her hair, she got dressed in very beautiful suit, black and lavender, grabbed her suitcase, stuffing the papers on the desk into it. She headed for the first floor of her apartment building. “Miss Roth.” She turned and saw her friend Charlie. “Hey Charlie,” she said smiling at him. He was 86, but he was still a fun person to talk to. “How’s the greatest assistant to the Attorney General this city’s ever had doing to day?” “I’m fine.” “You be careful now, not everyone likes lawyers, especially not one’s in a big profile case, or as pretty as you.” “Thanks, Charlie,” Raven blushed and opened the door outside, her car right in front of her parked on the street. “But, I’ll be fine.” She shut the door as she hit the auto start feature on her remote. The car was engulfed in flames, the explosion throwing her backwards and knocking her out.