When I opened my eyes, we were in a dark room, chained to the walls. I felt a sense of deja vu as I recalled Darkseid's invasion that happened a few months back.
"Robin?" I called out, hoping for an answer.
Nothing. My nerves circled around me, causing a shortness of breath.
"Erica?" it was Aqualad's voice, not Robin's, but I was still relieved that I wasn't alone.
"Where are we?" Artemis asked. I heard her hands shuffling against the walls.
"They must have imprisoned us," I concluded, pulling at my chains. "Where's Robin?"
KF looked around. "I thought he was right next to me!"
Oh, no. I struggled against my chains. "We have to get out of here. Megan, could you sense Robin's aura from here?"
Her eyes glowed in the dark as she meditated. "I sense him, but his aura is growing weak. They must be doing something to him."
"We have to hurry," said Aqualad. "These chains are encrusted with Kryptonite, even Superboy can't get out of them."
"They thought of everything," Artemis breathed.
I looked around, squinting. I saw a faint outline of a door with the little light shining from the small window. Beside me, I saw KF's flashy red hair.
"Wally, try and reach into my belt pocket." I tried to ignore his hand wavering at the side of my body, feeling for my belt.
"I forbid you to enjoy this," I snapped, and he laughed.
"Got it!" he shoved the mini torch into my hand, and I got to work on melting my chains.
"Hurry, Erica!" Megan urged, looking at Superboy's weak body.
"Done!" I broke out of the chains, feeling free.

"We're going to have to split up," Aqualad said. "Three of us will disarm the next missile aiming at Earth, and three of us will rescue Robin."
"I'll rescue Robin," I said at once.
Aqualad shook his head. "No, Erica. You know Evelyn's powers, so we need you to warn us of her next move."
"But Megan could read her mind--" I started.
"We need Megan to track Robin," he interrupted. He put his hand on my shoulder. "Don't worry, we'll find him."
Right. Five minutes later, Superboy, Artemis and I rushed to the terminal. Since the headquarters here was exactly the same as the one back home, it wasn't very hard to find out.
"That was easy," Artemis panted. "There's no one here."
"We still have to hurry," I said, rushing to the controls. Batman had taught me how to hack the systems, and in moments I found the countdown to the next missile launch.
"All we need to do is stop the countdown." My fingers raced over the buttons, when a rush of air threw the three of us to the ceiling.
I looked down. Jeannette and Evelyn were standing at the doorway.

Evelyn smirked. "So long, former Avatar."