(This story is written mostly from Raven's POV)

When she opened her eyes, Raven wasn't exactly sure what to expect.

She knew she put a spell on everyone, but not on herself.

So, looking around, she was surprised to see a huge russet mound in front of her.

"Wha-" she started, but stopped quickly as she realized the mound was moving.

A pair of sharp yellow eyes gazed into hers. Somewhere at the back of her mind, something stirred. Raven felt attached to she-cat somehow.

Looking down at herself, she came to the conclusion that she was a kit in the nursery, judging by the paws, black fur, and tiny size of herself.

Looking back up, Raven's supposed "mother" gasped quietly.

"Blackfrost, come look at this," she said, gazing in awe at Raven's eyes.

"Wow," said a black tom with ice blue eyes. That had to be Blackfrost, there was no doubt.

"Pythonkit! Calm down. You'll get to see them in a minute," came a slightly annoyed voice from across the den.

A black she-cat with piercing green eyes was glaring fondly but sternly at a black tom-kit with yellow eyes.

"Sorry," 'Pythonkit' said, laying his head down. "It's just exciting to have new den mates."

"Whaddabout me?" a gray tom with amber eyes asked, glaring at what Raven guessed was his brother.

"You're cool, it's just nice to have other den mates besides just you, Fangkit."

"If you guys want, Ravenkit just opened her eyes, and look at the color!" the russet she-cat said, beckoning the brothers over.

Fangkit and Pythonkit shared a glance and then padded over, looking at Raven with odd stares.

"Woah! They're purple!" Fangkit gasped, but Pythonkit just stared at her in awe.

"They're really pretty too," the black tom said, studying them further.

A smaller russet mound beside her moved, and another set of ice blue eyes met Raven's lilac ones.

"Oh, and little Robinkit is awake too!"

"Squirrelkit just woke up!" another voice from across the den called. Raven looked over to see a fluffy white she-cat with green eyes looking over at them.

An exact replica of her, but smaller, opened her green eyes and Raven immediately knew it was Starfire, the half-demon knew those dazzling eyes anywhere.

"Oh, and Wolfkit's eyes opened!"

A long furred gray tom with brown patches and amber eyes looked around.

Probably Cyborg, Raven thought.

"And Wildkit!"

A gray tabby with green eyes looked over at them. Beast Boy for sure.

So that made the russet tom next to her Robin.

Raven's brother was Robin.

Yay.

"Can we show them around?" Fangkit asked.

"I don't see why not," Cloudystep said.

Once the kits had all stood up and gotten used to their legs, Fangkit and Pythonkit leading them out.

"This is the apprentices den. That's Hazelpaw, right now she's the only apprentice because her sister went blind," Fangkit explained.

Hazelpaw looked up at them and smiled a little. "Hi guys! Are these the new kits?"

"Yup! That's Wildkit, Wolfkit, Squirrelkit and Robinkit!" Fangkit said.

"And this is Ravenkit," Pythonkit added.

"Woah! Purple eyes? Cool!"

Raven felt her ears fall back. Maybe from embarrassment? She wasn't sure.

The tour continued, the kits were introduced to the other warriors.

The Titans seemed to be fairly familiar with it, like they weren't from another world.

"And that's pretty much it!" Fangkit exclaimed.

"Are these the knew kits?" a new voice asked. Raven looked over to see a brown tabby tom with ice blue eyes looking the kits over, his gaze stopping on Raven.

"I stand corrected. This is Ravenfire, a really well respected warrior. Ravenfire, these are Wildkit, Wolfkit, Squirrelkit, and Robinkit."

"What's purple eyes named?" Ravenfire asked, gazing at Raven.

"Mousedung, I keep forgetting her, she's so quiet!"

"That's Ravenkit," Pythonpaw said.

"Ravenkit, eh? Well kit, welcome to WindClan," Ravenfire said, almost like he was speaking directly to Raven.

Padding away, Raven couldn't help but let her gaze follow the brown tabby. He intrigued her a bit, and she wasn't sure why.

"Well, it's getting a little late. We'd better turn in," Fangkit said.

Pythonkit nudged the younger cats along.

The others didn't asked questions about the strange place, and Raven began to wonder if the spell had erased their memories.

Whatever it was, Raven decided to sleep on it, for she did feel tired.

Curling into a ball several inches away from Birdfeather, her mother, Raven fell asleep.