Beacon Uniform Rwby Novels & Stories

ADAM. Binta was wide-awake when I entered her room. She stood by the window, staring outside. She wore a long Kaftan. It used to be mine, but she loved it so much that I let her have it. It was also appropriate for her current condition because of her healing wounds. "Hey!" I said. I knew I needed to be quick because Mai'Aljannu was already performing the ritual. "Hey." She replied with a smile.

The house purred in answer. Becky dropped her whisk and pounced on River like a journalist uncovering a scandal. “Show them!” He made the face of a man who had accepted his fate. He tugged his collar wider with two fingers. Their shared ring was a storm spiral braided to a river rune; thunderhead inked in thin lines that suggested motion, the river line cutting through like a path you could trust even in rain. Becky’s personal flourish was a stylus of lightning carving a channel through clouds while River’s was a compass tucked into the storm’s eye, true north set at a stubborn angle only a man who never gets lost would choose.

Max patted Gray on the back and said he was glad she was safe, and the three of them walked inside. “I need to go, too,” I said to my friends. “She deserves to know what’s going on. Thank you, you guys. For everything.” Raven shifted into her human form. I had to blink and shake my head a little. She was wearing what looked like a fur bikini. “We’re just glad she’s safe,” she said. I stepped over to her and wrapped my arms around her. “Your clothes are on the porch. Except for Ben’s. Those are in the truck.”

“Can I get the check? We’ll leave when my friend comes back.” It’s then that I see behind her back the door to the restroom open. At first, I don’t even identify the person coming out as Raven, but then I recognize the black backpack with the red stripes he carries on one shoulder. I gape at him, and the waitress turns to looks, too, following my gaze. I expected for his ‘special outfit’ to be something of a hard-rock kind, perhaps leather pants or black jacket with metallic spikes or something. Instead, he’s wearing a dress.

Of course it would be a hard task considering the fact they all wear masks and if she were to be found out with her gloves, it wouldn't be possible. The superiors in the Raven band all have special gloves to differiante them. The superiors are the ones who get to know what Raven looks like and they are the most trusted and surprisingly they are just five of them. Kai, Archie, Lucius, Tanya and including Raven herself (Mia). They lead certain lookouts for any spotted offender in line with the job they are called for; fishing out the weres, vamps and zombs.

Roy was adjusting the cuff of his sleeve in the toilet. the toilet was beautiful with clean ceramic white flooring and golden trims running across the edges of the floor and plus, there is even backlighting from the mirror which made everything shine brighter, when someone’s shadow fell over him He glanced back; another competitor, roughly his height, had a sharp suit-like uniform. It was red and black, and now that Roy was thinking about it, that was such an odd mixture of colour under his arena gear, and his hair was slicked back like he thought he was here for a magazine cover shoot.

I shake it. “I'm Ryann.” I respond. Charlie opens his mouth to speak but stops when he realises Bellamy is exiting the change room. The suit he is in is a charcoal grey colour. It has thin pinstripes on it. It looks okay, but he looks so uncomfortable in it. His expression is dark and it is entirely off putting. Charlie stands up and looks him over, walking around him as he does so. “I don't like the stripes.” Bellamy comments. Charlie nods.

Well, to be fair, all of their faces were painted in camouflage. Flynn had led Scarlet Wyvern Team Echo there and seen Ruben and the others behaving suspiciously around the cave. "It's me, Flynn." He lowered his gun as he approached Bethany, leaving her completely shocked. Why was Flynn there? And what about Spencer? Ruben and Beatrice heard the commotion outside and came out to check. They hadn't run into anyone in camo outfits on their way. Yet now, they'd encountered a bunch of them. Ruben was surprised to see a familiar emblem on their uniforms.

“But-“ “Hey!” We look up, my hand slipping out of his grasp, and standing there with some kid I’ve never seen before is Rob. Must be the new kid, then. The two of them are about the same height, and he’s just as lanky as Rob, but that’s where the similarities end. His skin is a lot lighter, and it’s obvious he doesn’t have a drop of anything in his blood. He’s the type of white that burns in the shade, but when he looks up from the floor, I see that it contrasts his blue eyes. Newbie’s dressed nicely as well – a gold watch glints from his wrist as he gives us a little wave. He’s casually wearing white Air Force 1s that took me a month’s wages to get the same pair. He’s definitely got money t

He said to me before he shook his head and turned back to Kai who ignored me. “You screw up today, I won’t blame your new shadow. Understood?” “Crystal clear.” Kai muttered, tossing me a glance before walking off to join the rest of the team who looked away as if they hadn’t been interested. I took a seat in the third row as I watched the rest of the team form a circle as Coach Everett found his way back to them. It was my first time seeing them all in their Ravencrest jerseys. It was impressive with matte black and silver numbers. Each player's last name was printed across their back in white. And their numbers. Then the front had ‘Ravens’ and their number again. On the shoulder pads was th