Rwby Beacon Academy Map Novels & Stories

"It was until Mr. Bergins joined our Academy. Now it's past the cemetery." I frown, pulling out my map. Is she trying to trick me? "There's nothing there." "Brene, I'm not pranking you." "This says you are." I wave the paper at her. "Turn it over." I do so and find a blank page. "Nothing on this side." "No, like this." She traces her finger along the path we are on, then flips the paper over again. This time, a glowing line shows another set of buildings. "What the hell?"

This felt like trying to interact with your boyfriend's super rich family, except that it was a hundred times worse since they all happened to be powerful beings on top of being elites. Fortunately, Byron was not messing around with idle chitchat. He unfolded a big roll of paper on the floor. Drawn on it was a map, an outline of landscapes with four major structures in the cardinal directions. The vast circular space in the south was labeled Hell. In the northern part, covering the least land area was the rectangular structure of the royal palace. In the east was the relatively small circle called Haven. Taking up almost half of the map was the wide field of the Hallows, in which there was a

“Okay so now we’ve gotten our spells and pouches, what’s our next move?” “We need to figure out where the source of the darkness is and go there” “Ah I can help with that, do we still have that map?” “Yes, yes we do let me grab it for you” I lay the map on the table and roll it open, Zenna blows into her hand and chants then drops two Rubies onto it, they roll and stop, we all look down on the map. “That can’t be right” “My Rubies are never wrong Dom” “You do realize that the Rubies are saying the source of the darkness is in the Royal City Zenna”

I counter, striking its core. Cassia battles the wraith, her fire-etched blade carving through its shadows, the beacon glowing. “Aelys, I’ve got it!” she shouts, her aura blazing. The wraith’s hymn weakens, its form dissolving, and the beacon pulses, its light revealing fragment locations across the abyss. Lirien’s tablet pulses, her voice urgent. “Northern abyss—closest fragment’s there!” Sylvara’s vines collapse, her voice faint. “The maelstrom’s devouring the nexus, Aelys—hurry!”

~ A small glitchy sound echoed within the room, and an overhead panel suddenly appeared above the orb. [Registered Item Located] {Enchanted Item (Grade 6): White Amber has been located. Coordinates will be displayed below.} [Tap For More] The room initially fell into a tense silence, but Aldred broke it by tapping the panel. Instantly, a detailed map of the Black Market sprawled across the display, resembling a typical mobile app map. Numerous buildings dotted the map, each marked distinctly. The KariBlanc Group gave off a ‘blue’ glow, which was meant to signify the starting point of the journey.

Even tiny progress still counted. As Raven unlocked her phone, I noticed the familiar supernatural map application glowing faintly across the screen. Every supernatural community had something similar. Pack borders. Neutral territories. Known covens. Safe routes. Places ordinary humans never knew existed. "Alright," she said. "Let's see what we've got." She zoomed farther and farther into the map. "No major cities." I nodded. "No packs within immediate range." Another nod. "Enough forest for your wolf." Good. "And..." She frowned thoughtfully.

Smelled like actual beef. Maya had not asked her to elaborate. She did not ask today. Instead, she stood at the map with three markers. Red for cleared. Yellow for unknown. Black for avoid. Six blocks east of the cannery, she added a grey mark. Small. Almost nothing. The map looked at her with the quiet accusation of paper that had just been told a secret. LUS pulsed. That color is not on the key. “No.” Should I add it? “No.” What does grey mean?

I said. "You love me," he said. "Extensively," I said. "Unfortunately." The mind link opened. Lyra. Her presence in it was immediate and sharp and carrying the specific quality of someone who had been trying to connect for longer than they wanted to have been trying. Blake. Are you safe. Where are you. Safe is relative, I sent back. Location unknown. South east of the Academy I think. The tunnel exit put us somewhere in old forest.

The blue torches flared up again. For a moment, no one moved. Then the map projected four yellow dots. One on the coast. My chest tightened. “The Bellamy house,” I said. Amelie looked at the dot and closed her eyes. “Underwater.” Another dot appeared in the ruins of an ancient temple. “Under stone,” said Selene. The third appeared near the human capital. “Under Blood,” Arsel murmured. The room had no exact location. Just a name flashing in red. Nami.

The older woman laughed out loud. “I see. You are the witch too. So, Ruby’s location?” The woman moved her hands as if she were spinning yarns in her fingers. Then a piece of cloth flew in the air toward me. I grabbed it and stared at the fabric. Suddenly, as if an invisible hand drew on it, the material showed the map of Crescent Island. On a mountain called The Peak Mountain, an ‘X’ crossed there. “You see the X?” the old woman asked. “Yes.” “It’s Ruby’s location.”