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Far Back In Time	By : SladinForever Category: DC Verse Cartoons - Teen Titans > Slash - Male/Male > Robin/Slade Views: 2814 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own Teen Titans or the characters affiliated with it. I make no profit off these stories, because that would be called stealing ;) There are two OCs in the future, so leave them be; they're mine, all mine! evil laugh

Chapter List
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Disclaimer: See chapter 1
The next morning, smoke was drifting through the air, bringing a tasty aroma into Robin's nose. His eyes stirred briefly as he breathed in. They slowly opened. The first thing he felt was the ache below his waist. He also felt a thin layer of dew on his warm skin. For some reason, and this was the strange part, he felt giddy or high. Robin thought he was alone, until Slade's voice cut into him like a knife.
"Good, you're awake. And just in time for breakfast." Robin turned his head to the right. Slade was by a fire. Half of a large, strangely-colored egg was stuck on a makeshift grill rack made of thin wood. Robin blinked. "When you get up, do it slowly."
Robin looked confused for a few seconds before he remembered what had happened the previous night. A small, unnoticeable blush appeared on his cheeks as it replayed in his head. He had sex with Slade; his arch nemesis; a full grown man. Getting his mind off it, Robin placed his hands to the ground and slowly pushed himself up, his back aching. Most of the pain came from his rectum. It hurt to sit on the hard ground. Robin looked at the egg. Smoke rose from the cracked top.
"Is that a dinosaur egg?"
Slade looked inside the shell briefly before picking it up with his bare hands. He stood up straight and walked towards Robin. "Yes. I took it from a pterodactyl nest."
Robin groaned softly. "I'm not eating that. It was an embryo. It was going to be a life!"
Slade crouched before him. "You're hungry, aren't you?"
"Well yeah but-"
Slade shoved the egg at him. "Then eat it." Robin didn't take it. His eyes were narrowed. "It will be like eating a normal egg. I even scrambled them for you, just the way I know you like them."
Robin was reluctant, but he took the egg carefully anyway. It wasn't too hot to his bare hands. Looking inside, he saw nothing but green and white. It didn't look very good. "Where's the green ham?" Slade looked confused. Robin glanced up at him and saw the look. "Never mind."
Slade just shrugged and stood up, going back to the fire. He put it out with dirt and his foot. Sighing, Robin began to eat the mush with his fingers, noting that it almost tasted like a chicken egg, despite the sickly color. Every bite he took though made him feel sorry for the mother.
"For the next few days, you will be sore." Slade watched Robin eat. "I don't want you to walk, lest you injure yourself more."
Looking up, Robin glared at him. "May as well stamp Just Married on my forehead."
"I'm afraid I don't have that one."
Robin threw the empty eggshell at Slade. "Shut up." Slade chuckled. "Don't laugh at me, pervert!"
Slade shook his head, a soft smirk on his face. "I'm surprised the only thing you can think to call me is a pervert."
Robin snorted. "Believe me, there are many obscenities I can call you, but I'm not the kind of person to say them. Now are we going or not?"
There was a pause. Walking over to him, Slade crouched beside him, looking sincere. Robin actually leaned away from him about three inches, unused to the look. Hell any look Slade gave, he wasn't used to. It was intimidating to see his real face.
"About last night…"
Robin's eyes widened for a second. Slade's voice was so different. It almost sounded…concerned.
"Oh, well, I'm not happy about it." Robin looked down at his hands in his lap. "I had a plan, but, well, last night ruined it."
Slade tried to smile, but it didn't work out well. "I'm good at that."
Robin shook his head and sighed. "No, I ruined it. I'm the one that said yes." There was a pause. Slade thought to reach out and place a reassuring hand on his shoulder, but decided against it. Robin rubbed the back of his head. "Anyway, can we keep going? I'd like to get out of this nightmare already."
Slade gave a curt nod. "Yes, of course."
Slade placed one arm under Robin's knees and the other behind his back. After picking him up carefully, he turned around and headed out of the clearing. Only a few minutes passed before Robin yawned. He actually placed his head against Slade's collarbone and closed his eyes. They opened again when he thought of something. It actually made him smile.
"So…white hair, huh?"

It was well past noon. Robin had fallen asleep in Slade's arms for a few hours. He was now wide awake, fidgety, and bored. He wanted to do some walking on his own.
"Could I get down for a bit?"
Slade didn't take his eyes off the path ahead. "No."
"Whatever happened to compromising?" Robin asked, annoyed.
"I banned it for now."
Robin pouted. "Put me down now."
"No."
"We never compromised on banning compromising, now put me down!"
"You're not going to win this one."
"Slade!"
"GRAAAAAH!"
Slade stopped mid-step. Robin's eyes were wide. They both slowly looked over the man's shoulder. Standing a few feet behind them was a lanky velociraptor with sharp teeth and claws. It let out another ear-splitting screech in their direction. Looking away quickly, Slade didn't waste any time; he started to run. The velociraptor screeched again and chased after them. Robin quickly wrapped his arms tightly around Slade's neck, not wanting to fall out of his arms. Looking over his shoulder, he saw the raptor catching up.
"You're going to have to run faster!"
"Working on it." If Robin's anus wasn't hurting, both would be running much faster. This whole ordeal was uncomfortable enough already. A fallen log with a boulder in front of it soon appeared in their path. Slade gripped Robin tighter. "Hold on."
Placing a foot on the rock, Slade jumped onto the log and then dropped down to the other side. Robin bounced dangerously in his grip. He wrapped his arms even tighter around his neck, almost choking him. Slade quickly yanked his arm loose and then looked right to left. Seeing a much clearer path than the one they were on, he made a quick left turn without warning. He ran through a thicket of trees for a couple of minutes before a few bushes appeared. Jumping through them, Slade turned right and continued running. Robin looked back again and saw the raptor burst through a bush seconds later. It looked in both directions before spotting its prey. With another screeching cry, it continued the chase.
"It's catching up again!"
'What do you want me to do about it?' Slade thought. A light bulb came on in his head. 'Oh, wait…'
"WAAH!" Slade had tossed Robin in the air, making him turn towards his shoulder. He caught him, gripping his legs around the knees. This allowed him to run much faster. Robin lifted his head and saw that the raptor had trouble keeping up now. "Hey! He's falling behind!"
Slade rolled his eye. 'Doesn't mean its going to give up.' No. The only way to get the velociraptor off their trail was to stop it completely. And Slade had just the tool to do that. "I need you to reach into my belt." Robin lowered his arm and opened a compartment. "Now get the gun out of my pocket."
Having opened the wrong one, Robin closed it and tried the next one. The handle of a gun was sticking up from the pocket. Grabbing the metallic handle, he pulled it out, not realizing it was so heavy. He almost dropped it.
"What do you want me to do with it?"
"Shoot it."
Lifting his gaze, Robin glared at the side of his head. "I'm not going to kill it!"
"Then slow it down!" Slade said, agitated.
"I-Ow!" Robin thwacked Slade's shoulder blade with the butt of the gun. "Don't spank me!"
"Then do as I say!"
Growling, Robin turned his head and lifted his arms, grabbing the gun with both hands. The raptor screeched at him, managing to pick up its strides. Robin tried to aim the barrel at its knee. He couldn't get a clear shot with each bumpy step Slade took. When he was steady enough, he pulled the trigger. The bullet missed by two feet of the raptor's foot. By its growling cry, Robin knew he had pissed it off. The next two shots weren't better off. Robin was getting annoyed at himself for being this bad. It was like shooting his grapple, so this should have been easy.
"I…c-can't get a good…shot!"
"Are you always this incompetent?"
"My arms and hands shake!"
"Then steady them!"
"How?" Slade spanked him again. "Stop that!"
"Dig your elbows into my back and aim a few inches higher than your initial target!"
"Oh… I knew that!"
Feeling stupid, Robin lowered his arms, dug his elbows into Slade's back, and aimed at the raptor's foreleg instead of its knee. When it came into view, Robin fired. With a horrifying, painful screech, the velociraptor stumbled on its next step and fell, crashing head first into the ground. Slade started to slow down, digging his feet into the ground to stop himself. Robin dropped his arms in exhaustion. The raptor was screeching in pain as blood pooled out of its wound. It tried to get up, but it fell again. Letting out a heavy sigh of exhaustion from so much running, Slade slowly pulled Robin off his shoulder and sat him down on the ground. Taking the gun from his hands, he turned around and approached the velociraptor. Robin turned his head to watch him.
Standing a few feet from the raptor, Slade lifted the gun and aimed the barrel at its head. It actually tried crawling towards him, its claws reaching out towards his foot. Knowing what Slade intended to do, Robin felt bad for it.
"You're not really going to kill it are you?"
"I was thinking about it," Slade said casually.
"Well, it can't chase us with a wounded knee."
Slade glanced back at Robin. He gave him a pleading look to let the raptor live. Unable to resist the look in his baby blue eyes, he turned his head. "Alright, I won't kill it."
Robin smiled. "Thanks Slade." Slade just snorted, lowering his arm. Chuckling, Robin turned his head. His heart suddenly sank. "S-Slade…"
The man started to turn. "What-?"
"Graah!"
Standing directly in front of Robin was another, bigger velociraptor. Stepping closer, it sniffed him. Robin was frozen in fear, his eyes wide. The raptor's face inched closer to his own, making a strange gurgle sound in its throat. Slade slowly lifted his gun.
"Robin, stay completely still," he said, his tone calm and soft. "Make any sudden movements and it will attack." Robin dared not breathe. The raptor sniffed him some more. "Try to stay calm."
That was easier said than done. It was a good thing he could control his bladder, otherwise he would have peed his pants already. Still making the gurgling noise, the raptor opened its mouth. Its long, pink tongue came at his face, licking his cheek. Robin's heart thumped hard and loud in his chest. The other raptor behind them screeched, making him jump. He stopped breathing altogether. The one in front just kept licking his face and sniffing him.
It felt like eternity before the raptor stepped back. Still gurgling, it turned its head and walked around Robin. He didn't move, even as it walked past Slade. Ignoring him, the raptor stepped up beside the other one and crouched before it. Slade glanced at them, seeing the second one lick the wounded leg. When the raptor growled, Robin's eyes rolled up into his head and he fell backwards, fainting.

Robin's eyes stirred. He felt his arms wrapped around something thick and strong. An arm was under his rear, holding him. The other was draped across his back. Slowly opening his eyes, Robin blinked, adjusting his blurry vision. The scenery in front of him seemed to be moving backwards, getting farther away from him. Robin soon realized what was going on.
"Holding me like a little kid? Really?" Slade patted his butt hard. "Seriously, stop spanking me."
Slade smirked, amused. "I patted it. There's a difference."
Robin just snorted, closing his eyes. They suddenly shot open. "Did I faint earlier?"
"Yes, you did."
Robin yawned. "How did we get away?"
Needing a small break, Slade stopped by a tree and let Robin down. He stepped back to stretch a bit, his muscles aching. Robin leaned against the tree.
"The second raptor was trying to help the first one. They may have been related or mates. I slowly and quietly went to you, picked you up, and headed out. They didn't follow me and we got away safely. You have been passed out for three hours. Thirsty?"
Robin realized then that he was parched. "Yeah, I am." Slade reached into his belt, taking out a tube of water. He handed it to him. Robin pulled the cork out. He drank some of the water from it. "So how far are we now do you think?"
Slade shrugged his shoulders. "Not entirely sure." Once the tube was empty, Robin corked it and handed it back. Slade pocketed it. "I would use the bathroom before we keep going."
"Okay." Just turning around to face the tree, Robin unzipped his shorts and peed right on the trunk, sighing in relief when his bladder deflated during its release. When he was done and became decent, he turned to Slade. "Ready."
"How should I hold you?"
Robin glared at him. "I want to walk. At least for an hour. Please."
Slade stared at him with a blank look. Robin was practically begging at this point. Slade snorted. "Fine."
Robin smiled then. "Thank you."
Slade just shook his head as Robin started walking away. 'You won't want to walk for very long.'
Slade walked after Robin, watching him closely, noticing his walk. He had a small limp in his step with his right foot. He would have the boy back in his arms in just a few minutes.
Robin didn't think his butt would be hurting this much. He tried to hide his limp, but it wasn't easy. It almost felt like a horrible cramp inside his rectum. It wasn't fun at all. However, he would not give Slade the satisfaction of saying 'I told you so'. One hour wouldn't hurt. Boy was he so wrong.
Twenty minutes of awkward walking later, Robin couldn't take it anymore. He stopped, placing a hand on his lower back. Slade stopped behind him. Robin glanced at him with a sheepish grin. "Uh…"
Slade smirked. "See what happens when you don't listen to me?" Robin glared lightly at him. "I knew you wouldn't last an hour."
"Fine, fine, just carry me."
"How?"
Robin thought about it for a moment. His face lit up. "I haven't ridden on someone's back since I was a kid."
Turning around, Slade crouched. Grinning, Robin clambered onto his back, wrapping his arms around his neck. Slade slowly stood up straight, holding on to the bend in his knees. Once in a comfortable position, Robin laid his head down sideways on Slade's shoulder. They started down the path again.
"You should be able to walk tomorrow afternoon," Slade said.
"Good because this has been very boring."
Slade rolled his eye. They continued on in silence.

By the next afternoon, Robin was feeling much better. He missed walking on his feet, as strange as that was. Who in their right mind liked to walk for hours on end without a break? Robin apparently did. But who could blame him?
"God this is so boring. And I'm hungry again."
Slade snorted. "You need to stop complaining so much."
"Well I can't help it!"
Slade looked at him. "You can actually. You just prefer not to."
"That's a load of crap."
"No, it's not."
"Is too."
"Is not."
"Is t-" Robin stopped short. He jerked his head away, pouting. "You know what, screw you. I know how I think and do things, not you. And I say, I can't help complaining about this stupid trip and being hungry." Slade smirked. Robin was becoming very bold with his back talk. It meant that he wasn't afraid to push back. Stomach growling, Robin wrapped his arms tightly around his stomach. "Ugh, I hate this."
Slade sighed in annoyance. "Just stop talking."
"Tell that to my stupid stomach."
"I will spank you."
"You would seriously hit this cute 'lil bu-? Ow!" Robin rubbed his left butt cheek with both hands. "Okay, okay, I'll shut up!"
"Good boy."
Robin grumbled but kept his mouth shut. They continued on silently.

After a couple more days with no signs of food, Robin felt like giving up. Not only that, but he was taking more bathroom breaks during the day. He wondered how anyone could survive out here without soft toilet paper to wipe their ass with. Luckily, they had found a safe pond where he was able to wash up. It was now the third day. Robin's stomach growled angrily at him. He wrapped his arms around it, grumbling.
"I'm so hungry!"
Slade snorted quietly. "Alright, just quiet down. I'll find you something."
They continued to walk through the trees, Slade noting every detail of the surrounding area. Robin's stomach continued to growl loudly and no amount of hugging it was going to make it happy. Catching a glimpse of something out of the corner of his eye, Slade turned and approached it. Robin stopped and faced him, wondering what he was doing.
"Find something?"
Slade knelt in front of what he found. "Yes, I found a nest. It has three white dinosaur eggs in it."
Robin groaned ashamedly. "I don't know if I can handle killing another living creature."
Slade snorted and stood up. "It isn't living yet." He looked at him. "Now get over here and pick one."
With hunger overpowering good intentions, Robin walked over and crouched in front of the nest. He looked at the eggs, sizing them up. He would take the smallest one so that he didn't feel too bad. As Robin went to pick up the egg he wanted, it suddenly jerked forward. His eyes widened.
"Um, Slade?" Robin fell back in surprise when the egg jerked again. After a few more small movements, a crack appeared. Robin's eyes were wide. "I think the egg is hatching."
Slade crouched beside him and watched as pieces of the egg started to break off. "Hm, yes, it seems that way."
Robin sat up like a frog and leaned closer. A pudgy, purple foot suddenly shot out, pieces of egg flying. It flailed helplessly in the air for a few seconds before the egg rolled sideways. Another foot broke free and both started to kick. Robin was intrigued. He never felt more excited than now, about anything. He really wished he had a camcorder. A small smile formed on his face when the baby dinosaur broke free, the egg now broken into tiny pieces. He recognized it almost instantly as one of the hatchlings from Beast Boy's childhood films.
"That has to be the cutest thing I have ever seen," Robin said. The baby long-neck, or Apatosaurus, opened his big, buggy eyes, a dazed look on his face. He looked up at Robin, looking just as curious as he was. He made a strange, gurgling sound and then tried to stand, stumbling. Robin chuckled as he stepped backwards, like he wanted to hide. The other two eggs got in his way and he fell. "Hey, don't be afraid. I won't hurt you."
The baby rolled over and tried to climb over the eggs, but he fell again, sliding backwards with his face in between his front legs. Lifting his head, he had his little tongue sticking out, a smile on his face. Looking up and over at Robin, he opened his mouth and let out a soft, "Dah!"
Robin smiled at him. "Just like in Beast Boy's movies. I want a video recorder."
The ground suddenly shook lightly after he said this. It paused and then shook again, repeating itself in a steady beat. The next one made Robin fall over on his rear. Looking over to his right, his eyes widened. An adult Apatosaurus was heading in their direction.
"That might be the mother," Slade said. "We should go."
"Good idea." Robin stood up and was about to follow Slade further into the jungle, but something knocked into his ankle. After falling over, he looked down and saw that the baby head-butted his leg. "Hey now, I gotta go." The baby looked at his boot curiously and then licked it. He shook his head. "Yeah, metal doesn't taste that great."
"Robin, let's go."
"Okay, I-" The light around him was suddenly gone. Gulping, Robin slowly started to look up. He almost fainted when the mother Apatosaurus lowered her head and sniffed him. His eyes widened. "Whoa-"
Robin suddenly shut his eyes. The mother's tongue came out. She licked his chest and up his face, leaving a thick trail of slobber behind. Robin fell backwards from the sheer force of it. Opening his eyes again, he saw the Apatosaurus staring down at him, but not attacking. Slade suddenly appeared by his head, grabbed his shoulders, and dragged him across the ground towards him.
"Hurry up," he said after pulling him to his feet and walking away. The mother Apatosaurus ignored them to take care of her baby. Robin didn't move. He continued to watch the mother examining her baby and then licking him. Sensing that he wasn't coming, Slade turned to the side. "Robin-"
"I feel like I need to stay." Slade's eye narrowed. "I mean, not forever, but just for a while." Robin looked at Slade over his shoulder. "I wouldn't ask you for anything, Slade. Can we stay with them for a few nights? Please?"
Slade stared at Robin with an unreadable expression. He was pleading harder than he had ever seen him in his face. After thinking a few seconds longer, he nodded. "Fine, but only for a few days."
Robin practically jumped on Slade, grinning excitedly. "Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
Robin released Slade and then ran towards the Apatosauruses. Slade sighed, but followed the eager teen despite himself.
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