Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Controls Grimm Novels & Stories

Azerbel slowed to a stop a few feet away. Her expression calm. Her pulse anything but. "What are you doing?" She didn't raise her voice. She didn't need to. The question landed heavily enough on its own. Ruby's eyes shifted toward her. No surprise. No embarrassment. No guilt. Instead, her fingers tightened around Raven's elbow. The boy stumbled slightly as she yanked him closer. Protective wasn't the right word. Possessive felt closer. "What does it look like?" Ruby asked. Her voice remained unnervingly calm.

“Rowan would never do that to me. He should be grateful. I was looking out for him and this pack. I don’t care if she has a silver wolf… I would have won if he didn’t interrupt.” Garnet turned on her, releasing her wrist, and she fell on her backside, gulping at her bristling, giant brother. “You would have won by stabbing your Alpha’s mate?! Wake the f*ck up, Ruby. This is the last time I will stick my neck out for you. You’re old enough to know better. You were old enough when you found out he wasn’t your mate… Move on.” Ruby pursed her lips, glared at her overbearing brother, and hopped up to her feet, storming off.

Others looked afraid. She stood alone at the edge, wind tangling in her hair, the storm roaring in grief. When Zara found her later that night, Ruby was half-collapsed against the rocks. Blood soaked her tunic. Her sword lay in the dirt. Zara dropped to her knees beside her, eyes wide with fury and fear. "What did you do?" Ruby coughed, managing a weak smile. "Stopped them." "You're bleeding, you idiot." "Not the first time." Zara pressed her palms to the wound, magic shimmering beneath her fingers. Ruby hissed, but didn’t pull away. The pain was a comfort. It meant she was still here.

said Everett, already ready with his sword but a hand blocked him. "I didn't think you still remember me, Everett," said Ruby, smiling faintly then took out a shiny dagger that looked extraordinarily sharp. It had the scent of blue posion ivy flowers mixed with blood. Everett was surprised and could feel the scent of Amber from the dagger. “What have you done to Amber? How dare you hurt her!” Everett snapped, very angry and wanting to attack Ruby right now. "Don't worry, I just want to play for a while with my friends." Ruby's dark brown irises turned blood red. A crooked smile was etched on her thin lips.

His eyes stay on my body as he talks. Moving, I lift my hands, fastening the restraints around one, I smile at him. "Ruby, what are you doing?" "I thought that would be obvious, Daddy, waiting for you to finish tying me up, then having some fun." He walks to me, his hand grasping mine and fastening the restraints around it. "We need to talk about this."

The sound of the rock scraping against the earth was clear in the twilight silence. Ruby fell, sitting on the damp ground, her breath coming in short, gasps. Her face was pale. Alpha Dexter froze. His body stiffened. He watched it happen. Watched Ruby succeed. Ruby looked up. "You saw for yourself that I could do it without anyone's help!" Aaron snarled in Dexter's head, disbelieving that it could have happened. Alpha still stood frozen, his gaze never leaving Ruby. "Now," Ruby continued, "You have to keep your promise! You have to grant my one wish!"

“A dark figure came out of her, like smoke. And she reeked of witchcraft.” Dr. Grant froze for a beat, then met my eyes. “A witch?” Ruby stirred weakly, her voice barely a whisper. “Lisa… made a deal with one?” I brushed her hair back, feeling the faint tremor in her body. “I don’t know,” I admitted. “But she didn’t get that power on her own.” Dr. Grant turned back to me after checking Ruby’s vitals. “Your wounds next,” he said firmly. I hadn’t realized how much blood I’d lost until he started cleaning the cuts across my back. The sting of the antiseptic hit hard, but I barely flinched.

But he didn’t care that the one in most pain here was Ruby. This is a dream, right? Ruby wondered to herself. Her tears wouldn’t stop. To see her mate taken away by her own sister. That was more painful than someone else taking Levin from her. “I’m fine.” Rose replied in a quiet tone, as if she was helpless. “I’m sorry, Ruby.” Suddenly, Rose dramatically hugged Ruby’s leg. She was the one who hurt Ruby, but she acted like she was the one in the most pain. How disgusting! “I’m sorry. I promise I’ll get away from Levin. I won’t bother you.”

"Bruno, this Ruby really is just too shameless. Should we get our lawyer to send a cease-and-desist?" I sat by the window, sipping freshly ground coffee. "No rush. Let her have her fun for a little longer. After all, the higher she climbs, the harder she'll fall." I was waiting for the right moment—waiting for her to reveal all her cards. … Three days later, Ruby started a live stream to supposedly "look for her loved one". She knelt in that dilapidated basement, holding up the mock marriage vows we had written many, many years ago.

Ruby began to wriggle as her body went blue like a lamp, then glowed green. She was still convulsing when Odessa dropped the book, in pain she stood on her toe, while life was being squeezed out of her. She shrieked and Zane grabbed her arms, shaking her violently to help her snap out of it but she couldn't. She remained like that for a few minutes till Ruby became calm. She leaned against Zane, feeling very weak as she watched the glowing hue absorbed by Ruby's body. Odessa stared at the book on the floor, deciding not to try again that night.