Rwby Fanfiction Jaune Multiverse Novelas e Histórias

Beneath me, Juvien let out a low, terrified whimper, turning her massive head completely away from Rienna as if she couldn't bear to look at the human split we had just created. Riven snapped his fingers, and a brilliant white light wrapped around Juvien and me, erasing the double from view as the sanctuary vanished and the weight of the lower world pulled us back into the dark.

“They’re humans. I can see no assigned colors in their eyes. “ “Where are we?” I finally asked the question that's been bothering us si ce the beginning. She looked at me with hesitation but she stood with authority and heave a sigh. “A parallel world where colors come from. Welcome to the Realm of Hue. Now, my turn, how did you get here? ” End of Chapter

Sometimes, Jane heard wings and cries from above as the Raptors fought for control of the heavens. She saw one of the rear caval vanish into nothingness. Croc had grabbed another victim and drawn it into his dimensional rift. The group turned and one of them was leveled by a float club. 'There's Anya,' Jane thought. She grimaced. It was her turn. Magical braids wielding heavy branches descended from on high, bludgeoning the unsuspecting creatures into a fine state of unconsciousness. 'They'll never get to Red,' she told herself by way of consolation.

"Did you forget the impossible breakthrough?" Ryan asked as the hair on the back of his neck stood up at the improbability of it all making sense. "I'm not sure what you are trying to say here, but I want you to know this, Ryan... It’s a one in a billion chance that maybe I'm not the Janet you used to know... There are thousands of ways that the Scroll of Fate could exist. And maybe we are dealing with the multiverse thing on a different timeline... With endless possibilities... Maybe there are a million realms like ours; I never figured it out. But all it takes is one place, where I came from, I mean, Janet halted when she saw Ryan raise a brow and yawn.

"Please, I even asked Zen to take your afternoon work." Kanji entreated. Ravyn glanced at her Intel Board's list of tasks and found that she had no more work to do today, like the boy said. Ravyn accordingly sighed and made a fist to shut down her Intel board. "Go on, I'm listening." ###### Meanwhile, Jae is running between buildings, alternating with jumping on special floating balloons as a platform to send himself across each tree in the forest somewhere. "Goodness, are you really going to come to our branch tomorrow? Did something happen?"

she stated and we nodded our heads in agreement "Go take some rest, I will see you during dinner" she said and we walked out of the training arena after saying our goodbyes "How do my eyes look now?" Jared asked we walked towards our room "It's now a mixture of gold and blue" I replied with a smile "Yours are a mixture of red and green" he replied to the question I wanted to ask "That's a weird combination" I said as a frown appeared on my face "Believe me you look even more pretty with this eye colour" he assured placing a kiss on my forehead lovingly

) he reasoned with worry. "I know but this is more important than my feelings. She was my friend, one of the greatest that I have ever had. This is the least that I can do for everything she's done for me." Ruby replied with a melancholic smile. She lifted her finger and pointed it to him. The ground below Manticat burned with a purple circle before erupting into purple butterflies that enveloped his body. He was engulfed with a purple light that reformed his build into something more humanoid until the light faded.

Turning away from us, Renee stops scratching and gets up. "Hey, look!" Running to the window, Renee smiles. "Move it, leader," I say, shoving Renee aside to also enjoy the view. Through the window, the hover traincraft slowly ascending, I see the giant city with millions of bright, almost blinding colors. Skyscrapers touch the blue sky, and the streets are filled with thousands of people, enjoying their days. "Burnara," I cry. "We're here! We are here!" "Ahhh," Alodai cries, her eyes snapping open. She pushes herself up and looks around. "Where am I? What happened? Are we at Burnara yet?"

As I tried to cope with the sudden attention, another voice cut through the noise. “Jade, right?” I turned to see a tall, broad-shouldered boy with tousled black hair and striking blue eyes. His presence was commanding, but his smile was warm and genuine. “I’m Bryon,” he said, offering his hand. I shook it hesitantly, acutely aware of how many people were watching. “That was impressive,” he said, his voice low enough that only I could hear. “The way you handled the maze—it wasn’t just about skill. You kept your cool under pressure.”

The chair immediately adjusted itself for her size, so that she could reach all of the controls easily. “We know that this is difficult to believe, but it is true,” said Raijin, “We are very much alive and well.” “We’ve even connected with our families back home,” said Freya. “They thought we were dead. Safe assumption though. People get transported to other worlds all the time, right? Well, at least only in fiction, I guess. This time, we made it through to some sorta human utopia. Some sorta paradise.” “It is not a peaceful kind of utopia,” interjected Raijin. “Rather, it is the kind that provides for all types of people. There is great peace, but also great violence. Think of it as heaven