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The city of Townsville!

Jump City, a great place to live if you want the west coast style but can't afford San Fransisco and are afraid of the more crime ridden areas of L.A.

This Sensorium room had once again been transformed into the sprawling big little city as per Beastboy's memories for the purpose of training...and maybe just having a little fun.

"Be it ever so humble." Beastboy smiled warmly gazing out across the bay to Titan's Tower. He missed it so bad that he sometimes spent entire days flying about the city looking for what might be the remains of his beloved T shaped home. But so far no luck.

But there was always tomorrow.

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[pretty_lethal]

< Uh, not exactly, > Rachel said, the eagle's head tilting slightly. She wasn't sure how to take that. < Never mind. >

[changelingdude.livejournal.com]

Beastboy laughed at how clearly confused he was. "Well...whatever dude, can I see you shift? There aren't that many of us on board you know? It's totally cool to meet another one!"

[pretty_lethal]

At that, Rachel hesitated, and the eagle's wings flared somewhat. As bitter and mad as she was feeling... < Uh, not right now, > she said, after a moment. < Maybe another time. >

[changelingdude.livejournal.com]

"Hey no problem." Beastboy gave her a thumbs up shrugging it off, "Oh but hey, I never caught your name." Even Beastboy was starting to get the idea that she wasn't too particularly open. But that was alright with him. Most of his friends were a little reserved at first.

[pretty_lethal]

At least he was cool about it. Could have been worse. He was kind of annoying, but an okay kid, probably. She was just no where near willing to share. < Xena, > she lied. It was stupid, but it was an easy one.

[changelingdude.livejournal.com]

"Sweet! That's so sci fi! It's like, "Stand back everyone, Xena alien amazon princess is here to save the day! Behold her mighty shapeshifting powers!" He put on his best announcer voice as he struck a dramatic pose in praise o the name, and oblivious to its real origin.