They entered the nearest room. By a fortuitous coincidence, it was indeed the room where Arella and Raven were located. By then Arella's very obvious displays of affection had stopped, so Raven wouldn't be in a position of saying "this is isn't what it looks like." "Raven!" Robin said. "How are you doing? Where are?"

Raven sighed and with her normal enthusiasm replied, "Hello, my mother and I are fine." She said as the rest of the group entered, "As for where we are... I don't know." She shrugged, turning to Cyborg. "Don't you have any idea?"

Cyborg continued tinkering, looking up momentarily, "It's strange, I'm getting some readings that we're... near Earth." His human eye squinted as he continued toying around.

Arella looked at Cyborg. "We are? That's strange. From what I remember learning about Earth, humans don't have the major capacity to colonize space as of yet." Robin rubbed his temples. "Maybe the portal took us into the future, and we're in a time where that has happened."

"What makes you think we're in space?" Raven asked, sitting up again.

"Well she's not wrong, the magnetic field from the Earth is weaker in space." Cyborg confirmed, "As for the future, I don't know what year this might be, or even who owns this place. The nurses seemed friendly enough though," He shrugged, taking his attention back to the group.

"Okay... well, the book mentioned something about an experience," Raven thought through, "Maybe it wanted us to experience the future? Maybe try and change it's outcome?" She offered.

"That's one thing that could very well be. But why would we want to change a future where humans are colonizing space?" Robin asked. "Maybe because they're going about it all wrong," a familiar voice behind them said. It was Starfire, and she and Blackfire had just entered the room. "Oh good, you're OK," Robin said.

Cyborg nodded, "Maybe, though I don't know if there is a correct way to do it. What if they're doing it correctly?" He asked

Raven stepped in, "Maybe we'd better figure how they're doing it now before doing anything else."

Blackfire remained standing next to Starfire, keeping one arm around her, before adding, "I've talked with one of the men here, he said his corporation terraforms worlds to make them suitable for human life. Said it was somewhere in the dozens." Blackfire then whispered, "They also have very human-like androids, with military capabilities." Cyborg's eye widened before looking around at his mechanical additions.

Starfire nodded. "He said he wants to talk to us in his office tomorrow. Which appears can only be determined on the clocks here." Arella went to a window. "It's nothing but blackness out there. And a little bit of Earth down there." They could see the outline of Africa in that little bit of Earth visible.

"Yeah... guess we are in space..." Raven said looking towards her mother.

"Well, I guess we've got some time to ourselves," Cyborg shrugged, sitting on one of the chairs at the wall. He leaned forward, "So... I guess the question becomes, do we tell them who we are?"

"You guys can, I'm not saying a thing," Terra informed him, stepping into the room and leaning against the wall near the door. "Something about this place gives me the creeps, I vote we leave immediately."

Blackfire looked at her and was about to make a snide remark before looking down at Star and deciding to remain silent.

Star pressed a finger to her lips. She felt that making remarks at this moment would disrupt the fragile goodwill they all had with Terra, and make the others hate her sister even more. "Well, how do we get out of here?" Robin said. "We don't have the T-ship, and not all of us have powers that allow us to breathe in space. I think we have to wait it out."

"We could always steal a ship..." Blackfire whispered to Star.

"Well, what do we do in the meantime?" Terra asked.

"I think it might be best to try and figure out more about this place, both this station and about the universe we're in itself." Cyborg said, looking around, "I'll try and find a place to link up with, and I'll need a place to recharge... assuming I can hook something up." He sighed, rubbing his hands together as he stood up. "I'll probably need to get on that right away, sleeping only helps me so much," he joked.

Raven remained quietly sitting on the bed, folding her legs up underneath her in an attempt to hide the fact her uniform bulged around her crotch even more than before, forcing it tight up against her.