Rwby Fanfiction Jaune Betrayed By Pyrrha Novels & Stories

Seraphina, holding onto hope, whispered, "We were meant to be one, Jade. Our unity is stronger than any darkness." Jade's eyes welled up with tears as she collapsed to the ground, all her magic was drained and she was weak. "I'm sorry Seraphina. Leave me and fight with your allies", Jade said. Seraphina, with compassion in her eyes, spoke softly to Jade, "We still have time to make things right, Jade. The darkness hasn't completely taken you. Together, we can overcome it." Jade, caught in the interplay of memories and the undeniable bond between them, nodded in agreement. A hint of her true self flickered in her eyes, a glimmer of the sister Seraphina had known for so long.

Ray affirmed, inclining his head briefly before meeting my gaze squarely. "I HEREBY DECLARE YOU… BETA RAY OF THE RAVENWOOD PACK!!" I declared openly with unwavering determination, my strong grip on his shoulder a reminder that betrayal would not be tolerated. The moment our eyes locked, the alliance was sealed, and a transformation occurred. His eyes shifted from their natural blue hue to a radiant yellow, signifying his transition into the role of Beta. Once a Beta, always a Beta. With that accomplished, I lowered my hands and reverted to my normal form. Despite the sense of weakness that coursed through me, I refused to display any vulnerability.

I asked all at once. “I hope that it is not what I think it is because if it is… the white witch have mercy on us all.” Shiraya looked genuinely startled, with shaky hands she put the pendant back down and walked away with fear still in her eyes. Who are you Rhea? What are you? MAX'S POV

I could never do such a thing to her, no matter how jealous I am. I couldn’t even be jealous of her in the first place. Ever since I knew Ruby, I have only wished the best for her, up to the point of sacrificing my own life for her. Yes, that’s how much I love and care for her. How could she betray me like this? --- RUBY’S POV. I fell to my knees, begging Roy for his forgiveness. I knew he had just shown Nayla my nude pictures, and she would probably never speak to me again. But who cares?

Yara’s Pov Beth stood in front of me with worry all over her face. “Yara,” she said again, her voice low, “you don’t have to do everything alone. You’re not in a condition to keep pushing yourself like this.” I looked at her and forced myself to stay steady. “I know.” “No, I don’t think you do.” She took a step closer. “Daniel is dangerous. Judy is dangerous too. You’re pretending to be weak in front of them while trying to fight back at the same time. One mistake and...”

She would rather prefer bad boys or bikes. "Oh please." She waved her hand in the air. "Tricks won't work on me." And twitched her lips into a smirk. Holding the rope, she sat on the window frame. Looking down, she took a deep breath. Her room was on the second floor and the jump was going to be deep. "You will hurt yourself!" The maid shouts at her. "Nah. It's a good rope." Jade stretched it in assurance. "Have a good time dealing with the father." She then waved at her maid and fell backwards through the window.

“You risked her throne.” “I secured her legacy,” Lyra insisted. “You don’t get to decide that,” he growled. Garrick signaled his warriors. “Seize her.” Two wolves stepped forward, hesitant. Lyra didn’t fight. She held my gaze as they bound her wrists. “You think I betrayed you,” she said softly. “Didn’t you?” I asked. “I did what you were too merciful to do.” Her words hit deeper than any blade. Merciful. Was that what she saw when she looked at me?

I entered to begin my games. Kyra was sitting on the edge of her bed, a blanket wrapped around her shoulders like a newborn baby. Her hair was loose, beautifully cascading around her like a storm that hadn’t found where to land yet. Her eyes were red, glowing pure red… but not from crying. It was from the exhaustion of racking her brain, from humiliation, from the betrayal that had just happened to her from her trusted confidant. She looked up, startled, when she saw me. I was very sure I was the last person she expected to see, owing to how I was never at peace with her when she was at Raven Creek Pack.

Yet now I’m flawless. “Oh, yeah. That’s what it is.” I nervously laugh. When we reach the foyer, I smile at Grimm, ready to thank him. But before I can speak, Jade steps into our path. Her face is streaked, eyes swollen from long hours of crying. Yet behind the tears burns fury. Her gaze darts between Grimm and me, sharp and accusing, as if she’s caught us in some unspoken betrayal. “Not him… you can’t have him!” she shouts at me.

A pack member. I see the blame in her eyes. She seethes. "He changed because of you." Somehow, Kyra blames me for the decisions Jai-Blynn took. She thinks if I did not exist, he wouldn't have wanted the route to the Celtic Isle. He wouldn't have bothered with betraying Moon Grove. But this is unfair of her. I was betrayed, too. "I don't see how I'm the cause. Jai would have still betrayed Zeke. A man's heart can only be swayed. It never changes."