Funny Rwby Comics Novels & Stories

Succumbing to the humor of the situation, they both laughed. As the laughter settled, Ryu and Yuka found themselves diving into a delightful exchange of amusing and embarrassing stories. The conversation flowed endlessly. With each story shared, their initial awkwardness melted away, replaced by a warm and genuine connection. It was like they stumbled upon a hidden treasure chest filled with laughter and understanding, forming a bond that was equal parts comforting and thrilling.

The less I saw of them, the easier it would be to leave. I was heading back to the kitchen when I heard the high and delighted laughter of a child. I followed the sound and found myself near the gardens. Angie was sitting on a bench, giggling so hard she was snorting through her nose. And standing in front of her, making exaggerated faces and silly gestures, was Riven. I stopped in my tracks. Riven. The cold, silent, mysterious one. Making a little girl laugh. "And then the rabbit said—" He made some kind of ridiculous sound and Angie dissolved into giggles again.

I took a mental picture of the scent before my sight. My wolf purred, yes, purred. He was madly in love. Ruby Rue Rothwell, in a skimpy yellow bikini, was a sight to behold. My enjoyment lasted only for a second when an unknown male suddenly grabbed her waist and tackled her into the water, laughing like the funniest thing. What's more, Ruby laughed too. Hayes and I were running to them. He was dead for touching what was mine.

I playfully hit him again, "Hey, Barbie is not that bad!" Rosaline giggled, "Oh yeah, Lucien, you're just jealous because Ken is way more handsome than any comic book character." Lucien laughed, "Whatever, you two. But seriously, this comic book is actually really good. The storyline is so intricate and the artwork is amazing." I teased, "Oh yeah, sure, Lucien. You just like it because the characters have big muscles and wear tight costumes." Lucien chuckled, "Hey, that's not true! Okay, maybe a little true. But it's still a great comic book."

I pinched the bridge of my nose while my shoulders were shaking with laughter. I could feel her heated glare burning holes into me, which just made me laugh even harder. There was the sound of the champagne flute clinking as she placed it down. She then used both of her hands to prise mine away from my now reddened face. “Ok, last one,” Ruby announced, holding up three fingers. “Number three: this is probably the most embarrassing. It’s about my dog, Storm. I swear, he was practically human. And I mean, he was so smart, Caleb. I used to imagine that it’d be so cool, if, by some magic, he could transform into a human. You know? I used to wonder what he would be like.” She squealed, and shied

Bynjym is leaning over us, watching her and crooning at her as she plays excitedly. She spins around, spraying water over both me and Ryuki. “Hey!” Ryuki shouts, releasing my hand. When I look at him, he’s soaked. Whatever Cyryl did, it feels like she intentionally soaked Ryuki. I laugh. I don’t know why seeing him so wet is funny to me, but he looks like a drowned rat and one who isn’t happy about it. He glares at me, but it only makes me laugh harder. “You think that’s funny?” he asks.

“You have a permanent smell, Rex. Thanks to years of soaking yourself with that scent. No matter what you do, one wash can't change this.” “ I swear I am not smelling anything right now.” I tugged my shirt to my nose. “See? Smell me.” “No need,” Rain dismissed. “You’re smelling like a wild beast. Go take another bath. Stop arguing." River cracked up, throwing his head back. "Yeah, man. The human shower didn't wash off your aggressive alpha energy. You stink." I let out a long sigh of relief, seeing them all laughing at my expense. It didn't even matter that they were insulting me. Seeing Debbie smiling and safe was worth every single joke.

Wherever she goes, her acquaintance will bring up a confession of love’s thing. “Debbie! That confession of love on the radio was very romantic.. Really I envy you, huh!" Wolyn is Debbie's otaku friend who is more manic than she is, or senpai—as Debbie calls her. One of the anime comrades that Debbie has. What Wolyn envies is probably because Debbie no longer only likes 2D figures aka the main characters in her reading comics or anime character. They are good friends as fellow big fans of Japanese animation. Debbie could not be as indifferent as the rest of the children who tease her to Wolyn. No matter where she is, there is no safe place for her to be alone right now.

That said enough. Lunaryn yipped excitedly in my mind, wagging her tail like a damn maniac. "I like the emotional pain maze. We should make it a weekly thing! Maybe throw in a trust fall next time! Or a tea party!" I snorted aloud and everyone looked at me. “Sorry,” I said, waving a hand. “My wolf thinks she’s funny.” “She is funny,” Riven said with a wink. “Tell her we’ll schedule that tea party.”

"I'm glad you're not freaking out. I mean I expect you to scream at me or maybe run for the hills for your safety as quickly as possible." "I am freaking out, Riabhel! This is absolutely terrifying!" I groaned in powerlessness. "Can you...can you grow your nails like wolverine?" I asked her. She burst out laughing as though she found the question humorous. It seemed to serve as a release of tension or her pent-up stress at the moment. "I'm serious, Ri!" I crossed my arms over my chest and heaved a frustrated sigh. "Ditto." She grinned. I rolled my eyes in annoyance, but deep down my heart felt somehow happy to see her smiling again.