Razaya

"Now, I know I'm the last person that you want to see, Aya, but please… Hear me out. You gave me… so many happy moments. With you, I was happy. But I tried to let go of the anger inside of me, the anger that I had when I lost Ilana, and I couldn't. That anger was all I had, and without it, I'd be nothing." "I picked revenge over hope…" His voice began to crack, tears welling in his eyes. "Over love. Over you. You gave me everything, and I just tossed it aside. If you think me a coward and you don't love me anymore because of it… I'll understand. But our time together, Aya, was the best thing that ever happened to

A/N: HELLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOO! As I promised my faith readers, the next bit! :D And I want to thank the everyone that has read this little fic that started on a whim. I'm glad a lot of people took up interest. I'm especially thankful to Dream'sRealm on , who was encouraging me as I gave her random little progress updates on how this chapter was going. With further ado, read on! :D P'len looked down into the small water basin she held in her lap. She sighed and picked up a rough washcloth with her good hand. The Astorian dunked it into the water and scrubbed her face. After five minutes of that she dumped the water in the sink. She stood up and tuc

Her screams echoed throughout the room as she felt the electrical shocks go through her body. Usually, they'd tickle, but the voltage was high off the charts. She was pinned in a holding cell of some sort. Her arms were shackled to the ceiling, her legs off the ground. Aya breathed. Her circuits were aching to death. Her green holoform began to fizz, the white components of her body dented and scratched. "We loved the traitor." She looked up. A figure with a dark blue holoform and black components came into the light. She had dark eyes that seemed to have no end. She raised a dark hand, sending more lightning her way. "Loved and lost him

Feel free to leave me a comment and tell me what you thought. Should I wright any more? Volley Ball with Aya "Aya what are you doing?" Green Lantern Hal Jordan asked the AI Nav computer "We are close enough to earth that my system was able to pick up a transmission." Aya replied her eyes still gazing in to nothingness "Really what is the transmission?" "My databases have confirmed that this particular activity is called Volley Ball. It is a sport only found on earth. Volley Ball is played with twelve people, called players, six on either side of a net that is a standard height of 7 feet 4 inches. The goal is to reach 25 points in 2 out o

Chapter One Another Life ~*~ It couldn't be. It can't be. Were his eyes playing tricks on him? It was her! "Aya...!" Hal gasped. "You're alive, I-I can't believe it...!" The crude automaton's eyes had the same gentleness. She came back to them through whatever parts she could find... She was alive! "Thank you, Green Lantern Hal," I'm also pleased to see you again, all of you." She was still alive...?! But... how? Didn't the Anti-Monitor destroy her? "Impossible..." Razer heard himself under his breath. "You look... a little different," began Kilowog. "What happened?" "When I was critically damaged, I was too far away to upload into

Chapter 6 - Aya Posted for Razaya Week Day 5 Crossovers *Because this chapter of my story has a sweet Razaya scene taken form Razer's memory, I decided to post it at the Razaya group. To read the rest of the story, please visit my deviant art page. Plumber Base - The Patio At first, Gwen didn't know where to go. She only wanted to get Razer away from the main control room and find a quiet place for them to talk. With the base on red alert, the Plumbers would break only for meals or training sessions. Recreation would be the last thing allowed, but not off limits. "We're going to the Patio," Gwen announced pressing the elevator floor butt

“Are you certain she will remember me?” “Blue Lantern, I am not certain of anything.” Queen Aga’po led him to a small antechamber behind her throne room before stopping him once more. She turned kind, sad eyes to him. “Remember, nothing like this has ever happened before. There is no guarantee that she will be the same woman you once loved.” “Still love,” he corrected not unkindly. Aga’po smiled quickly before it faded into worry. “It would be wisest to go slowly, Razer. Try not to overwhelm her.” With one gentle squeeze of his shoulder, she pushed the heavy door open

Monitoring the vitals of her crewmates while they slept had started out as a simple protocol to ensure their safety, but now had become something almost soothing. Aya did not sleep in the same sense as they did, so she needed something to occupy her time with. Keeping watch over them seemed as good an option as any. After all, she could only run diagnostics on the same systems so many times before the repetition bored her. She was naturally inquisitive and felt stifled with nothing else to do. So even though she should have armed herself or alerted Hal or Kilowog, she couldn’t help but follow the strange noise as it grew louder and lou

Aya had lost everything. Her husband, her child, her very world had all been ripped away from her. She had grieved for her murdered family and devastated planet, but there had been no tears. They had been buried beneath the burning rage and thirst for revenge in the blink of an eye. She had been powerless to expel such blind hate…until a crimson ring of power descended from the sky and slipped onto her finger. Then she could exact terrible vengeance against those who had wronged her. How was she to know that the very being who had inducted her into the Red Lantern Corps had been the one she sought all along? With all his efficient and

“Aya, please don’t go. Not again.” The words nearly stuck in his throat, but he managed. “I love you.” “Oh, Razer,” she whispered back, her fingers lightly touching his cheek. Her eyes were growing dimmer, her glow fading. “I love you as well. But it is already done.” He clutched her tighter to him as if he could keep her there by sheer force of will. “There has to be another way, something we can do…” Her fingers on his lips silenced him. The sad smile on her face left him breathless. “There is nothing to be done, my love.” She paused, then lifted her hea