Normal POV

"Prepare for landing." M'gann announced.

The team had been sent on a mission from Batman to search an abandoned dock just a ways away from Gotham City. The dynamic duo could've handled it themselves, but Batsy had a mission with his team. So he sent the YJ to find out what was going on over there.

"Team 1 (Wally, Conner, Robin) will drop at point A in the far back of the area. And Team 2 (Artemis M'gann Kaldur) will drop at point B, near the waterfront." Aqualad announced. Team 1 was to jump from the ship as they hovered over their point. Team 2 would go to their point by ship then land.

Team 1 jumped from the ship, using parachutes or just making a large hole in the ground in Superboy's case. Team 2 landed the ship just a bit later. The two groups were to far for M'gann to keep up a mental link, so they communicated via earpiece.

"We have landed." Kaldur announced, Wally responding to him.

"Got it, so what are we supposed to be looking for again?" The Speedster questioned.

"Anything suspicious, Baywatch." Artemis sighed. There wasn't much to go by, all they got was that there had been sightings of some suspicious characters. Even Batman thought it was little to go on.

The two groups continued their search, and you know what? It was almost a good mission, so so close. But when do things ever actually go correctly?

Team 1 went into one of the warehouses near their drop point. All the ones they'd gone in were filled with nothingness and maybe a few rodents.

The group was about to leave when Robin heard a noise. "Someone is in here." He said blankly. Wally froze, along with Connor. Connor had heard a noise but put it off as just another rat.

The sound of someone dropping to the ground was heard behind the group.

"Awwwww Boy Blunder you ruined the surprise!" The voice whined. Wally froze again, but this time with fear. He knew that voice.

"Meet us at our coordinates." Robin said nonchalantly into the comms. Joker walked right up behind the bird, though Robin was completely unfazed.

Joker sighed, "Still no fun I see." The madman quickly perked back up though. "Also the other members of your team are going to be pretty useless." He laughed. And he was right, Robin was met with silence on the other end of the communication device.

"What'd you do with them?" Superboy asked through clenched teeth, fists already balled.

"Oh don't get your panties in a twist Superman Jr. they are merely sleeping." The Joker laughed again. The insane laugh made Kid Flash want to cower in fear, shivers went down Connor's spine, and Robin looked a little bored. 

Unbeknownst to the teen heroes, the warehouse was filling with a clear gas that was making their heads start to spin. It wasn't a big deal until Joker finally put on a gas mask after their brief conversation. He waved to them and smiled as they each collapsed.

Robin awoke on the hard dusty warehouse floor, exactly where he'd passed out. He sat up and looked around. The warehouse was empty, Connor and Wally we're gone. All that remained was a piece of paper in front of him.

Robin picked up the paper that had a note written by the one and only Joker.

Hiya Boy Blunder!

As you can see your little sidekick friends are gone. And if you want them back, you have to come and rescue them! Here's a hint, we're near the building Superman Jr. was made in ;)

     Clocks a ticking little bird! You have until sunrise tomorrow!
                                                                  ~Joker♥

Robin folded the note into a perfect small square and put it in his utility belt. He walked out of the warehouse, then slowly walked back to the alien ship.

He climbed into its cockpit, and if he had emotion he would've been thankful for M'gann adding the feature that allowed non-Martians to fly it. He lifted the ship into the air and flew back to the mountain in a stagnant silence.

"Where's the team!?!" Batman shouted from the holographic computer. Robin had called him to give the mandatory mission report.

"They were captured." Robin answered plainly. Batman rubbed the bridge of his nose. He'd heard the bird the first two times, but come on!

Batman sighed, "Robin your going to have rescue them. Did Joker leave any clues as to where he'd  taken them?" Robin pulled the small piece of paper from his utility belt, letting Batman read it from behind the screen.

"Robin are you injured in anyway?"

"No." Robin answered nonchalantly.

"Good. Now refill your utility belt with Joker gas antidote and whatever else you may need. We won't be back until after tomorrow so your going to have to get them. Can you do that?" Batman asked, he didn't want to send his protege into the madman's clutches. But he needed to save the other heroes. Robin nodded his head.

"Report to me if things get out of hand, Batman out." And with that Robin went through the Zeta-tubes, exiting into the Batcave.

There he grabbed 6 Joker Gas antidotes, more birdarangs, and a few smoke pellets. He made sure he had every weapon he made need. Then put in the coordinates for the Zeta-tube closest to the destroyed Cadmus building.

Robin stood amongst the rubble of the destroyed Cadmus building, the wind making his cape flutter behind him. If this were to be photographed, it'd go done as one of the most dramatic pictures in world.

Just beyond the rubble were cages, cages filled with Robin's friends. A flicker of anger sparked inside of Robin. The bird winced, again with these flickers of emotion! He shoved it away, until he felt nothing once again, then stepped over the rubble making his way to rescue his team.

"Joker." Robin said, announcing his arrival. His charcoal black hair flying through the wind.

An enormous smile filled the clown's face, "Boy Blunder! How wonderful of you to join us!" Joker sang as he started walking over to the avian.

Robin pulled out his eczema sticks and got into a fighting stance. Joker sighed, "Always so straight to business. Whatever happens to the fun conversation!" The madman whined. "Me and Batsy would have a grand old time talking up a storm! Then we'd do the fighting bit!"

Robin still stood in his lose stance. But this time he charged. He ran full speed at the Joker, he seemed like an assassin. His footsteps light and almost silent, his face blank as ever. Joker let another insane laugh escape his throat as he jumped over the boy.

Robin flipped backwards, landing on the Joker's shoulders. He made the Joker fall sideways and jumped off right before the clown hit the ground.

Joker pushed himself off the ground with another laugh and ran towards Robin. The two locked in an intense hand to hand. And it didn't appear that Robin was winning.

Joker started to move Robin closer to the cages. He had gotten special cells that were a little stingy if you touched the edges. But Robin didn't know that.

And so when Joker got him just a centimeter away from the bars and the bird's back brushed against it. Bolts of electricity coursed through the bird's body. He began to spasm and the Joker stepped away. Robin didn't cry out however, because pain is an emotion. He basically collapsed to the ground with a few twitches of his arms and legs.

Robin's friends cried his name over and over again as Joker strapped the bird to a table. But it was useless.

Robin opened his eyes, finding he was strapped to a table. He looked around to get a better view of his surrounding. Just by the table stood the Joker, a smug grin growing on his face.

Robin looked over to his friends, seeing them all staring at him. They all looked terrified for him, Robin obviously felt nothing.

Joker started walking around the table the bird was strapped too. "So Boy Blunder . . . Have you told your little teammates about how you've been experiencing sparks of emotion." Robin's robotic expression didn't change. But he heard some gasps from their cages.

"I bet you didn't tell good ol' Batsy either?" Robin didn't deny or accept what the clown was saying.

Joker smiled, "Well Little birdie guess what!?" Robin didn't respond. "I can give you your amazing emotions back!" The madman sang.

Another gasp cane from the cages, Robin looked towards it. He saw Wally, his mouth hung open. He looked torn, like he wanted Robin's emotions back but didn't want them from the Joker.

Joker looked straight at Robin, a mad sparkle in his eyes. "So what do you say birdie? Wanna laugh again?!"

Robin's face, was stone-cold. Probably the blankest it's been ever since he lost his emotions.

"No."