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Chapter 3- Planning for the Future
“Hunh? Where am I? Where’s Blackfire?” Zapto asked as he woke up from being blasted from Galforg’s super ray gun. He was laying on a couch in the main room in Titan’s Tower. “You’re in our home, Zapto.” Robin told him. “Oh yea. The tower… Blackfire! Did you get her back?” Zapto asked. The Titans all had sad looks on. “Well, uh, we tried, but we couldn’t do it.” Beast Boy sadly told him. “What?! You mean to say that she’s still being held captive in Tamaran scheduled to die! We must do something!!” Zapto yelled. “And that’s what Starfire and I were working on while you were out. It’s still the middle of the night, so we came up with a plan that just might work.” Robin said. “Well let’s hear it.” Zapto replied. “The justice system on Tamaran for major crimes consists of a three day trial.” Starfire explained. “The first day and night is an appeal to a regular court. The second day and night is an appeal to the people of Tamaran’s capital. The third and final day and night is an appeal to the Head Judge of Tamaran. He makes the final decision. If the criminal is found guilty by two of the three groups including the Head Judge, the criminal is sentenced to a punishment decreed by the Grand Ruler.” Starfire finished and Raven took over. “If you and us masquerade as officials on the jury, and as Blackfire’s attorney, we may be able to persuade the people and court to free Blackfire.” “Sounds like a good plan to me! Well, what are we waiting for, let’s go!” Zapto exclaimed. And so the Titans got in their ship and Zapto in his and the lot headed out to Tamaran.
Meanwhile…
“Get in there!” One of the guards yelled as he shoved Blackfire into her cell in the capital’s prison for criminals on trial for major crimes. “Why are you doing this to me?” Blackfire asked Galforg. “It is the new law decreed by me. Everything I say goes! You caused us quite a few problems in the past and I am not a forgiving person.” Galforg replied. “You used to be…” Blackfire muttered under her breath. “That was then. Have a nice stay.” And so Galforg and his guards left Blackfire in the cold dark cell until the dawn of the next morning.
“Hunh? Where am I? Where’s Blackfire?” Zapto asked as he woke up from being blasted from Galforg’s super ray gun. He was laying on a couch in the main room in Titan’s Tower. “You’re in our home, Zapto.” Robin told him. “Oh yea. The tower… Blackfire! Did you get her back?” Zapto asked. The Titans all had sad looks on. “Well, uh, we tried, but we couldn’t do it.” Beast Boy sadly told him. “What?! You mean to say that she’s still being held captive in Tamaran scheduled to die! We must do something!!” Zapto yelled. “And that’s what Starfire and I were working on while you were out. It’s still the middle of the night, so we came up with a plan that just might work.” Robin said. “Well let’s hear it.” Zapto replied. “The justice system on Tamaran for major crimes consists of a three day trial.” Starfire explained. “The first day and night is an appeal to a regular court. The second day and night is an appeal to the people of Tamaran’s capital. The third and final day and night is an appeal to the Head Judge of Tamaran. He makes the final decision. If the criminal is found guilty by two of the three groups including the Head Judge, the criminal is sentenced to a punishment decreed by the Grand Ruler.” Starfire finished and Raven took over. “If you and us masquerade as officials on the jury, and as Blackfire’s attorney, we may be able to persuade the people and court to free Blackfire.” “Sounds like a good plan to me! Well, what are we waiting for, let’s go!” Zapto exclaimed. And so the Titans got in their ship and Zapto in his and the lot headed out to Tamaran.
Meanwhile…
“Get in there!” One of the guards yelled as he shoved Blackfire into her cell in the capital’s prison for criminals on trial for major crimes. “Why are you doing this to me?” Blackfire asked Galforg. “It is the new law decreed by me. Everything I say goes! You caused us quite a few problems in the past and I am not a forgiving person.” Galforg replied. “You used to be…” Blackfire muttered under her breath. “That was then. Have a nice stay.” And so Galforg and his guards left Blackfire in the cold dark cell until the dawn of the next morning.
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