He knew. He had known for a while. But he didn't know how to approach her about it.

It was a sensitive subject. Robin knew she would think he would send her away, or to get help. But in reality, he wouldn't.

He couldn't do that to her. She meant too much to him. He needed to talk to her, though.

Robin had found out through their bond. Many nights he would stay up, feeling her emotions, her pain.

His eyes scanned the common room, spotting her on the couch. He got up from his place at the table, heading for her.

As he stood in front of her, he cleared his throat. She looked up at him, closing her book.

"Yes, Robin?"

Robin sighed, deciding to be blunt.

"We need to talk, Raven."

She nodded slowly, getting up and following him into the hallway. She glanced back at the common room, seeing Cyborg's worried gaze.

Robin exhaled slowly, looking her in her amethyst eyes.

"Raven, show me."

She stood tall, hiding her nervousness.

"Show you what?"

She crossed her arms over her chest, clenching her jaw as her wrists burned. She was scared, and he knew it.

"You know what I'm talking about, Rae."

His voice was soft, concerned. He watched her shift her weight onto her left foot, and he knew she would break soon.

"I don't."

She replied, emotionless. She looked down quickly, staring at her shoes. He had her cornered. She had to tell him.

"Just show me your wrists."

He had struck home. He saw her eyes widen, her voice shaking.

"N-no."

Robin moved forward, a hand on her shoulder. His eyes worried beneath the mask.

"Please, Raven. Don't push me away."

She shrugged off his hand, turning her head sideways. She inhaled a shaky breath, pulling her cloak around herself tighter.

Robin looked down, his eyes on the ground.

"Rae..."

And just like that, a black bubble encircled her as she disappeared, leaving Robin even more concerned than before.

He knew she would be in her room. He made his way towards her door, his hand on her door. He needed to see what she had done to herself. He typed in the override code to her room, stepping into the darkness.