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Bumblebee went through all the footage, knew all there was to know from it - what they needed to work on as a team, where they went wrong, what was damaged and in need of repair.
She knew at what point each and every one of her teammates had fallen victim to Brother Bloodâs mind control, and she knew that none of Titans West had done so.
The only thing she didnât know was how.
 How come the original Titans were all immune?
(Sheâd thought she could fight it - sheâd been in the HIVE for months after all, and he hadnât gotten to her. She was Bumblebee, no one told her what to do. She suspected that there was some sort of ritual Brother Blood had done when he took over the HIVE to make the other students all controllable, and Bee had skirted around doing it, but no. There was no ritual. Because Brother Blood had waltzed into the T- Tower and hypnotized her entire team.)
(.... but not Cyborgâs team.)
It was starting to give her an inferiority complex.
Only starting to, though. Bee nipped that shit in the bud.
One of the things you learned early on when you made the jump from being a lone agent to a team leader, was that communication was key.
So she called Cyborg and asked him about it.
Turns out it was Ravenâs doing. Raven, who was a telepath and a sorceress with years of training in the mental arts.Â
That made Bee feel better.
Mostly.
She didnât see Cyborg (or the rest of his team) in person again until the whole Brotherhood of Evil affair.
He tried to dance with her afterwards, at the big party they threw in Titans Tower (the west one).
Bumblebee excused herself from the dance floor. She told herself it was because she had her team, and he had his, and she didnât want to make him question leaving his team again since she sure as hell wasnât stepping down as leader of her team. Yep, that was Bee; a career girl through and through, with no time to waste on a man. She was definitely not avoiding him because the last time she saw him in person she tried to take him apart with a scalpel. Nope.
She ended up ruminating in a corner, sipping punch and thinking about Cyborg, and the Brotherhood of Evil, and the upcoming Steel City Annual Budget Legislative Session (Titans Eastâs budget proposal was due soon, and she hadnât started it yet since theyâd been capital-B Busy ). She should be happyâthey just took down a gang of super-bads the size of the Justice Leagueâbut instead she mostly feltâŠÂ
âYouâre giving me a headache.â
At that utterly nonsensical statement, Bee turned from the window she wasnât really looking out of to see Raven. The goth girl was standing in the darkest shadows in the room, half-obscured by a support beam. The most visible feature on her face was a frown.
âExcuse me?â Bee said.
âStop stressing about the future for one night and just enjoy the fact that we won this round.â
In a blinkâs time, Bumblebee had her stinger pressed against the girlâs pale throat. Raven didnât flinch.
âHowâd you know what I was thinking about?â She demanded.
âA combination of personal experience and luck,â Raven quipped. After a moment, something in her expression shifted. âAnd empathy,â she added, almost gently. âNo mind-reading involved, I promise.â When Bee hesitated, she drawled, âYou should probably lower that before one of the three Titans watching us right now decides to intervene.â Slowly, Bee holstered her stinger and looked over her shoulder. Sure enough, Jericho, Kole, and Gnark were all staring intently at her. Jericho in particular looked stricken; he had his hand to his throat. Bumblebeeâs cheeks burned.
âJust a misunderstanding,â she called, holding her palms up placatingly. The other teens seemed to accept this, and she turned back to Raven.
âSorry about that. I can be a bit touchy about mind-readers, afterâŠâ
Great. Now Bee had given the girl a headache, threatened her with pointed objects, and reminded her of the creepy megalomaniac whoâd once tried to dissect their mutual friend alive while they watched. Sheâd had no idea she was so much fun at parties.
A thin line of red drew her out of her self-deprecation.
âYouâre bleeding!â
Raven brushed her fingers over the cut, and held them up to inspect. âYep.â
Bee grabbed her handâthe one not smeared in bloodâand tugged her towards the exit. âLet me patch that up for you.â
To Bumblebeeâs surprise, Raven didnât protest, and they quickly left the noise and blaring lights of the party behind them.
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Once they were away from the music and the mingling, Bumblebee felt her confidence return to her. This was more her element.
She led them unerringly to the med-bay. Sheâd never been inside this wing of the Tower, but she had the schematics memorized, of course.Â
When she gets to the med bay, she finds itâs set up just like the one in Titans East Tower, which makes it no problem at all to spot the cabinet with the antiseptic and the bandages in it.
She goes to open the cabinet, and thatâs when she realizes sheâs still holding Ravenâs hand.
Bee lets go. âSorry,â she says.
Raven shrugs and half-floats onto the patient cot, crossing her legs as she does so.
Bee holds a cotton pad up to the antiseptic and tips the bottle just enough to wet the cotton. Normally, she wouldnât bother with antiseptic; soap and water were good enough. But she knew all the nasty places her stingers had been.
Bee tilted Ravenâs chin up with two fingers, and pulled down the girlâs high collar. Gently, she daubed the cotton pad against the wound. Raven winced at the sting of the alcohol, the first genuinely human reaction Bee had seen her make all evening.
Bee finished sterilizing the cut, and made one more pass to wipe up the blood.
Then she threw the pad into the biohazard bin, got a bandage out of the cabinet, turned around, and stopped.
The cut was gone.
Bee blinked. The cut was definitely gone.
Suddenly, Bumblebee remembered an important piece of information from Ravenâs file: she had healing powers.
âWhyâd you even come with me if you could just heal it yourself?â
Raven readjusted her collar.
âI couldnât think clearly back there,â she said, hopping off the gurney. âAnyway, healing powers donât come with antiobiotics, and if your rogue gallery is anything like ours, youâve stung some nasty stuff with those.â
It was the second time Raven had echoed Beeâs thoughts.Â
âHey,â Bee said suddenly. âI donât get to hang out with other girls very often, and you donât want to be here. Why donât we go out for drinks, or something? You pick the place, itâll be my treat.â
Something gleamed in Raven's eyes. âIâd like that.â
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A/N: I wrote this a year ago, but I just realized I never posted it to Tumblr. Soooo... tada!
So far as I know, in the twenty years since the show aired, no one else has created art or fic for these two - which is a shame because you canât convince me that Karen âThereâs not a man alive who can tell me what to doâ Beecher isnât a lesbian. And Raven and Bee have both a common friend (Cyborg) and a common enemy (Brother Blood) and a common pastime (Sarcasm). They'd be such a power couple.
Anyway, until I can write the epic, action packed romance they deserve (and which I have outlined! but alas, writing burnout) this is my humble submission to the fandom.