Coeur Rwby Novels & Stories

Fear quickened my heartbeat, and I realized that this moment was the greatest test that would test everything we had. Alpha Rey and I transformed ourselves back into human form. Our steps were like silk over our power-coated bodies. My mate quickly grabbed the sword embedded in the chest of one corpse. And as he drew it, a bluish glow emanated from the blade, contrasting with the colorful darkness of the forest that surrounded us. The sense of power from the weapon seeped into me, like a river flowing into the soul. With eyes glowing red, Alpha Rey stepped forward. Like a leaf carried away by a river, I had no choice but to follow his lead. The only conversations between us were urgent whisp

The ripple of fear and curiosity moved like a wave through the crowd. "My bad," Rhaenan said lazily, though the reluctance in his voice was obvious. He wove his fingers through the air, and his wings shimmered before disappearing, cloaked by his magic. Without them, he appeared human—except for his pointed ears, which still gave him away. Caelora, however, continued to draw more attention. Her ethereal beauty stood out against the drab surroundings, her skin almost light blue, like porcelain in the sunlight. She looked like she had stepped out of a dream or some ancient painting.

If only I could obtain the ‘The Heart of Magic’ I could delay the Dark Lord from harming my pack. AURORA’S POV Caleb was behaving very weirdly since we left the cottage. After the branch fell on him, he took off without waiting to let me apply herbs on his injury. After a long walk, we finally caught up with him. I wanted to talk to him but the beautiful lake drew me towards itself. The cool, blue waters mesmerized me and made me forget everything. I sat on a rock next to Caleb. I caught a movement to my left and realized that Tyson had joined us too.

He gets back up quickly and runs back over to who I assume is Marius’ wolf and attacks. I throw my hands out to the side as a white light flows out of my chest and then bursts out from inside of me. Rogues fall to the ground. Some choaking and others screaming. Silence is deafening suddenly. I see the grey wolf in front of me. “Time to die Marius,” I say with a smirk. Before I can release my rage at Marius. Cole jumps over my head and attacks him. Biting into his throat blood spewing out in all directions. Some even squirts across my face. “Gross” I say.

Avery’s tether gave a faint thrum at their presence, and she instinctively shifted closer to Kael. The fourth leaned against a weapon rack with a grin that didn’t reach his eyes. Corin. His hair was pale as frost, his scythe resting across his shoulders in lazy arrogance. “So this is her.” His voice was smooth, laced with mockery. “The Council’s little pet project.” His eyes swept over Avery slowly, dismissive. “Does she even know how to hold a blade without cutting herself?” Heat flushed Avery’s cheeks. She opened her mouth, but Kael’s voice cut through the tension like steel.

It was no surprise that Ruby was a bright red, shiny dragon with no black on her as Slate had, which seemed to make her scales even shinier and brighter the closer they flew to the sun. She was also smaller and more nimble. Nya kept her head down, near Ruby’s neck, as the dragon was going at full speed, in a rush to get Nya back to the battlefield, and it seemed evident Ruby had been wanting to fly for a while. Nya wondered how it had been determined who would stay behind before and who would go, but then, it appeared that Ruby was a maid, not warrior. She flew like someone who would be good to have in battle, though, and Nya was glad that she was in such a rush to get where they were going

Twisted forms, corrupted by magic he didn’t recognize, advancing from the edges of the battlefield. Lyra stepped forward, twins reacting immediately, energy flaring outward. “We endure,” she said, voice steady. “We survive. Together.” The frost born spun a spiral of ice that lifted and twisted like a living wall. Flame born sent arcs of heat toward the first corrupted figures, melting snow and steel alike. Lyra’s own energy surged, fire and frost intertwining, forming a shockwave that forced the enemy back. But Kael felt it, something deeper. The Heart beneath them pulsed violently, responding not just to Lyra and the twins, but to Rowan. His plan wasn’t complete. He hadn’t just orchestrated

The warrior wolf growled, its gaze fixated on Aurora with a sense of familiarity—as if it recognized her. Draven positioned himself protectively in front of her. "Stay behind me." The wolf charged—but not at Draven. Toward her. Aurora's power surged instinctively. A flash of silver light erupted from her chest, colliding with the wolf mid-flight and sending it crashing onto the rocks. A profound silence enveloped the surroundings. Draven turned to her gradually. "Aurora… what was that?" She gazed at her hands, her voice scarcely a whisper. "The Moon Core… it’s awakening more rapidly than I can manage."

house. I waited for some time, muscles feeling stiff before finally descending the tree. Why would I have nightmares of him I wondered, I knew it was him due to his fur pattern on his ears, I had never seen another wolf with such ears. I wondered silently if it had to do with him being mad that I didn’t remember him. I knew I needed to get to Rose’s but the sudden fear was crippling, what if he was right that he would get what he wanted, what if he used the fear all seemed to have in his family to get Alpha James to hand me over to his pack. Was I risking my friend and her family if I went to their house? The scent of moonlight reached me on a random breeze, the moon goddess herself was tr

he whispered, pupils blown wide, “he’s done it.” Koa, meditating in the sparring yard, gasped as the ground itself hummed. His wolf dropped to its belly, whimpering with reverence. For the first time in years, Koa’s stoic mask fractured, his eyes burning gold. “The bond is complete,” he muttered, voice raw. “The Crownless has been crowned… not with metal, but with blood and flame.”