Rwby Beacon Academy Novels & Stories

The storm with a heartbeat. Rowyn Vale. By tonight, she would stand on the stones of Eidolon Academy. And the realm would begin to burn.

Inside the crystal cave, an ominous silence settled over them, the faint lights pulsing softly on the walls, as if the cavern itself were breathing. Skylar still lay motionless, her body still warm from the fire magic that had awakened within her. Damian and Nathaniel watched her with tense focus, but neither of them could do anything-they could only wait. Then, the entrance to the cave suddenly opened, as if an invisible force had parted the crystals. The darkness did not invade; instead, a tall, commanding figure stepped into the light: Beatrice Morris, the headmistress of the academy.

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.”

A howl rose, distant and mournful. Ashwyck Academy didn’t feel like a school. It felt like a test. And monsters or not... I wasn’t planning on failing.

Jaden felt relieved at the sight of the Academy, some miles away as they continue driving. The Academy was so big, with different ancient buildings in it. The name WAVA was inscribed on almost all the walls inside the Academy. Jaden was curious to know the meaning as he asked Williams from behind; "What's the meaning of WAVA dad?" Williams glance at him through the front mirror inside the car, and smile. "It Werewolves and Vampires Academy." "Wow, I never imagined a place like this could be in existence. It's beautiful, I already like it." Jaden said, happily.

•• Seleste’s POV ••• The iron gates of the Alpha Academy, the famous Ravenwood Academy loomed ahead, towering over me like steel sentinels. Everyone around me looked at me. Everyone was curious about who I was, but they all knew that a new student would be enrolled here today. It seemed to me that they were already expecting me.

Panels of dead holo‑screens hung askew from its sides, some still sputtering half-images. At its crown, a shattered **beacon** flickered sporadically, beams of sickly green and pink light lancing into the polluted sky, then cutting out. The air up here was colder, thinner. The wind knifed through my torn clothes, carrying the tang of ozone and burnt circuitry. Between us and the base of the beacon, the rooftop was… occupied. A massive chimera‑like **drone‑beast** hunched on all fours, its metal body heaving with slow, mechanical breaths.

You'd think after seventeen years, I'd be used to it. You'd be wrong. "Aria Blackwood," I read aloud, tracing the elegant calligraphy with my thumb. No one in Pine Hollow received mail with such beautiful writing. Hell, most of us were lucky if the bills arrived without coffee stains. The return address made my blood turn to ice: Crimson Moon Academy. "No," I whispered, my hands starting to shake. "No, no, no." But there it was, the official seal pressed into blood-red wax—a crescent moon wrapped around a wolf's head. Everyone knew what that meant. Every human between seventeen and nineteen knew what that meant.

“Raven and Rizz are twins. The one right now is probably Raven. We need to find him before the Blood Moon or he'll disappear.” “What about Rizz? Where is he?” “I have told someone to find him.” Jay and I part ways, searching for Raven. We go through every hallway, every corner. A student tells me she saw him going to the old well in the backyard. My feet race to the back of the academy. The place is darker than night itself, and the moon has slowly turned bloody red. Raven Aylestone is nowhere. “Aria,” Jay calls me. I turn around only to see him collapse to the ground, sweating, and breathing heavily.

Pure, sickening dread. Althea swallowed hard. “Ate… I didn’t mean to. It was just—” “You did,” Hiraya breathed. The softness people adored in her was gone. She stepped inside and shut the door with surgical precision, like noise alone could trigger a collapse. “You flared.” Althea’s heart dropped. Hiraya’s voice dropped lower, sharp as a kris. “You lit the Beacon.” “No,” Althea whispered. “No, it wasn’t like that. I just—I got overwhelmed and—"