It had been a reasonably nice day in Jump City, the sky was clear and blue, but the early September air carried a small chill with it as summer began to come to a close. About two weeks ago now, after a meteorite had crashed into Jump City Bay, endangering lives of hundreds of dock and shipping workers. Luckily, a new group of heroes had quickly carried out the evacuation and re-direction of the meteorite, and even gained a new member from the contents within. Since then, the group of five have been doing a remarkable job of stopping crimes that would normally be too great for a single hero to handle, and smaller ones too, but the whole team usually didn't charge out of the newly refurbished Titans Tower to stop a mugger.<br/><br/>Titans' Tower, having fallen into disrepair after years of abandonment and neglect, was quite the project. The enormous, T-shaped construction wasn't entirely back to it's former glory yet, but it once more stands as a only slightly grungy looking beacon of hope. Really, the place just needed a good spit-shine, some febreeze, and a little bit of refurbishing. The windows were pretty dirty on both sides, so somebody would have to wash those, but beyond that, even after multiple attacks from everyone from Slade to the equivalent of Satan, the tower still stood. It was impressive feet of engineering.  For some members of the team, it was like standing in the past. Much of their parents gadgets and items still lay about the tower. For example, the room of the now deceased Starfire had never been so much as touched since her death, and now all of her possessions lay where they'd she'd last left them, now covered in a considerable layer of dust.<br/><br/>As the wind blew towards the end of the day, those who lived full-time at Titans Tower, notably the team's egghead, Technomancer, waited for the others to arrive. Out of general respect for each other, there had been a general agreement not to pry into the other's out of costume lives, if applicable.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Ryan, or as the other members of the team new him, Technomancer, waited passively on the roof of the tower, his legs swinging slowly back and forth as they hung over the edge. He needed a haircut, as his hair was presently long enough to blow in the winds that always seemed to be blowing up here.<span style="font-style: italic">The others will be arriving soon...Maybe Mr. Serious could teach me to speak Tameranean...It might be insensitive to ask though...</span>He looked down at the inner side of his mask. It was a single, solid piece, but only actually covered about the upper left quarter of his face. The bottom half was left open, which made it easier to speak to terrified citizens of interrogate thugs, and the upper right quarter was almost entirely robotic. It was interesting, when the other heroes had to change in telephone booths of in darkened alleyways, he had to physically remove parts of his body when he went from, "Ryan Stone, nerdy and surprisingly financially enabled 18 year old" to "Technomancer, cybernetic protector of the innocent," He placed the quarter-mask over his human eye, forehead, and cheek. The eye socket was made out of a one-way bulletproof mirror glass, reflecting whatever was shown to it. With the quarter-mask magnetized to the cybernetics in his head, taking it off was nearly impossible for any hand but his own cybernetic one. With the wind gusting about around him, he pushed himself off the edge of the tower, flitting his way to the ground in a serious of agile bursts of flame from his jet-boots. He could have just flown with them, but he found that moving in short, flitting bursts carried him just as quickly at the price of less gas, so he flew stutteringly, zipping in one direction, then another, then another as he spiraled around the stick of Titans' Tower. As the ground neared him, he angled his feet towards the surface of the island, slowing his decent with a quick burst of counterforce from his boots before plopping to the ground with a metallic clang. Leaning up against the doorway, he waited for the others to arrive.