Beacon Academy Rwby Novels & Stories

She was going to be surprised. "Welcome, my love.." I heard the jinni say to the beast as he took over the male body on the ground. "Go, my minions, go beyond Rayuwa into Lafiya, find bodies, occupy and return for the battle. Hurry, time is running out." She ordered, and they flew away.

I did the same on the other body, feeling drunkened by power. Felicia’s eyes darkened, her lips lifting up into a cruel smile. "Good luck on your tournament,” she said, turning her back and walking away. The sun was gone, replaced by clear darkness as the sky had lost the ability to illuminate light. The academy ground buzzed with energy, transformed from a quiet green expanse into a vibrant theatre of competition. I spotted Aurora. She swung her legs sideways and her arms circled to activate her shoulders, moving in dynamic stretches. Our gaze met, and she immediately rushed over to me. “Phoebe! Where have you been?” She asked, holding my hands tightly. “I was in the woods, training to kick

“Not interested.” Ash smirked like I had just challenged him. “We will see about that.” I left the hall before Cruz could show up. I did not want both of them circling me before the day had even begun. Classes at Ravenlake were nothing like normal schools. There were no lessons about history or math. Everything was designed to sharpen instincts and strengthen the wolf. Physical drills, tactical sparring, endurance runs through the thick forest surrounding the academy. By midday, my muscles burned and sweat clung to my skin.

The very image of freedom. Maybe I should just steal it and run. The thought makes me smile lazily. They’d never catch me. Aiden’s bike could outrun the entire campus. The only problem? I have no idea how to ride it. Still… it’s a tempting fantasy. With the scent of pine around me and the branches swaying gently in the wind, I let myself drift. The sounds of the Academy fall away, replaced by the distant rustle of leaves and the steady beat of my own heart.

Mum offered to let me stay home this morning – I would’ve accepted, but she had work and May had school, and I’ve already missed most of last week. Besides, what I really need right now is a healthy dose of Lana, Alyssa, Alex and Rob to cheer me up. Mum drops me off early as usual, and I wander through the desolate school grounds. The depressing grey paths lead me away from the half-melted, half-muddied slush and into the slightly warmer but somehow quieter buildings. My limbs weigh me down, pulling me onto the ground beside Alex’s locker, and I lean my head back. Some unknown time later, I feel a hand reach down and ruffle my hair. My eyes blink open, and I see that the previously empty hal

before I entered the class. Becka shot a concerned look at me as I sat beside her but I ignored it and listened intently to what Mr. Sawyer was saying. “ …they will be studying a few courses here since they’re teens like you. But do not cross any of them, they’re not simpletons. They are known to attack without Mercy when provoked – I’m saying this for your own good.”

I say, and laugh, because a witch thinks timing is a weapon and I think the same thing about practice. “Echo wants rails,” Adrian says, watching me read, reading me, always. “Echo can have rails at last light,” I answer. “With witnesses.” Becky clicks into my ear. “Heads up, foundry team, a Rainbow shark just circled daycare. River and I filed bites. Also, your bell goddess says hello from the east bridge and promises stupid things.” “Copy,” I say. “Tell her I said her handwriting is a try-hard.” “She’ll hear,” Becky sings, smug.

Runa smiled as she remembered how they trained at Erica’s. Bec smiles and gives her a look, “Of course. I’m sure Ryan has changed over the last events that had happened.” She sighed, placing her hands on her knees. “What happened last time?” Runa wondered as she licked her lips. Bec sighs. “Well, it was around his graduation from the werewolf academy. He did good, never used his magic powers. But when he found out that Liz wasn’t coming he had a fit and the graduation ceremony ended quickly. The power overwhelmed him and he clasped. He doesn’t know so we just kept him with his father for a bit. Liz and Ace fought this.”

They say that moment the raging storm stopped, only the snow was falling from the heavy clouds. My parents named me Eira that night twenty years ago. ** 12 hours previous the evens in 'The Forest' I am standing with my older brother Keenan in the quiet, already green forest, a bow in my hand, daggers on my hips. Gentle breeze blows a few dark brown hair strands off my face. I should make a better job braiding them. Keenan crouches and inspects footprints left by a deer. ''It's close'', he whispers and we slowly turn and go west.

She saw some women and men at the side of the starting area talking to each other. They all seemed friendly. Becca was looking around when she sighted Ashray and a girl talking. The girl seemed like her age, she had brown short hair and she was short showing off her curve and cleavage. Ashray spotted Becca as well and then he waved his hand at her before signaling her to come over. Becca nodded her head and looked at Ezra and he nodded his head like she was asking for permission when she wasn't. She walked to Ashray instead of telling him that.