Maybe both...

Beast Boy was gently shoved aside by Robin, whom was rubbing his head from his most recent battle. "Is it just me, or did we stink at beating the bad guy?"

"It's just you..." Robin groaned. He braced himself against the wall and moved along it to stand, despite being intensely sore all over and grunting from it. He then held his pained shoulder and limped towards his offline friend.

"Dude, what are you doing?" Garfield asked, confused as he watched his leader.

"Gonna get Cyborg charged up," Dick replied.

"How ya gonna do that?"

"I'll find a way. You coming?" Beast Boy was starting to sense Robin's annoyed tone, getting up and turning into a cheetah to stretch and then became himself, closely following from behind.

"OK. So even if we get Cyborg up and running again, how are we gonna find Star and Raven?"

"We'll find them," Robin replied.

"But what if Raven leaves her communicator behind, like before?" Robin stopped, but he didn't look at Garfield.

"I said... we'll find them." Robin started walking, but his green friend was starting to get annoyed, as well, as he followed again. Robin started dragging his cybernetic comrade to a nearby conduit or outlet to charge his batteries. Beast Boy changed into a yeti and carried him on his shoulder. "You couldn't have done that before I started?" Robin criticized. Yeti Boy glared at him, and they kept looking until they found what they were searching for. They pressed on a panel somewhere on Cyborg's back and pulled out an extension cord to plug into the base's power supply, charging his batteries gradually but surely. Beast Boy had changed back and talked to Robin again.

"But seriously, how do we find this guy? We don't know anything about him."

"I don't know," Robin admitted, glaring at the ground. After few seconds of silence, he said softly, "Why did I let my anger get in the way...?"

"Join the club, dude. But he kissed Raven! I wasn't gonna let that slide." Then Robin retorted, saying that because they were distracted, Jeremy got the better of them. "Hey, hold up. You were the one that roared like a lion, too."

"What difference does that make?" he retorted.

"You were the one throwing so many punches and kicks, getting nowhere fast," he replied captiously.

"And you just decided to go gorilla and squeeze him? Beast Boy, you could've been more original than that." And the argument between those guys steadily got worse, and louder.

Meanwhile, at Jeremy's real base in Paris, he used Fang's long legs to get around faster as he brought his 'captives' into the main corridor where most of the Titans' villains were frozen stiff! "You guys practically did most of the work, putting your enemies in suspended animation like that. I just wanted to give you a challenge, and with two in my control, maybe we three can do just that," he smirked.

"Of course! That is most brilliant, sir!' Starfire said, thinking she was overjoyed. Raven had completely gone quiet, as her subconscious was trying to fight Jer's influence over her.

"Raven." He moves closer to, and then around, her. He started giving her a shoulder massage, smiling as Rouge started talking for him. "You have not said a vord since ve got here... Do you tink your friends vill ever find you? I vould not hold my breath..." He gave Raven a long peck on the cheek before pulling away, then he leaves her to look at the frozen collection above him. He spoke as the Brain after duplicating another of himself, "Leaving the communicator behind the first time was merely bait for the pawns." His copy started talking like the French-accentuated gorilla, Mallah.

"Pity it had the Titans scratching their heads like monkeys." The original started talking like Brother Blood.

"Not to worry, my multi-voiced menace. Once the three come looking for their friends," he assured with his eyes glowing again for show, "they will be put into detention. Permanently..." Starfire, and secretly even Raven, grinned about their master's eventual victory.