Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Time Semblance Novels & Stories

“I know you’re upset, but it’s not like it’s the end of the world. You just woke up from five years of comatose, you should explore the world more—” “But I want him, Ruqa.” Shaine’s lips wobbled and she looked down. “You very know that. I’ve been wanting him for so many years now.” Ruqa was stupefied for a moment. She bit her lip, then she sighed. “Do you... want to meet him again?” “Of course,” Shaine whispered. Ruqa sighed again. Shaine had just woken up, yet he’s thinking about some guy who might not even remembered her. Still, she still couldn’t resist those pleading eyes of Shaine, and the guilt creeping inside her. It was partly my fault too. “Okay,” she said. “I’ll help you.”

Elysia, How did I end up like this? How did my strength suddenly drain from every inch of my body, leaving me hollow and weak? I stood frozen, my vision blurred, my breath unsteady. My mind refused to process what I was seeing. Ruby—the tiny, strange-looking creature—was burning two bodies.

Inside, I was greeted by a mess of bloodied chicken feathers on the floor. Ruby, wrapped up in a full-body cast, sat beside Sean. Sean's skin was bumpy and raw, like plucked chicken flesh, still oozing blood where his feathers had been. His limbs had morphed into something resembling chicken wings and feet. I could not help but chuckle as I addressed Ruby. "Wow, Ruby. It looks like you've lost big time in this bet." Ruby's eyes, previously calm, blazed with fury at the sound of my voice.

“I like it when you call me Habibi.” She pulled me in for a kiss. Marlene was slowly wrapping me around her finger, and it was shameful that I was loving every bit of it. ♠️ RUBY Ruby woke up to the sunlight streaming through the large windows. She blinked slowly as memories from the previous night clouded her mind. She turned and bit her lip when she noticed the bed beside her was empty. What was she even thinking? That because he touched her like that, he was suddenly vulnerable? She slipped into her room slippers and stepped out of the bedroom.

Within minutes, she had repacked her case. There was a knock on her door. "DON'T COME IN HERE!" Ruby roared and relaxed a few moments later, hearing a frustrated sigh as Storm left, shuffling back towards the lounge. This was her chance. Surprisingly, the window wasn't sealed shut, or booby-trapped, or alarmed, because Ruby's mind had already gone right down the rabbit hole on that one. She was seeing people in pixels and strange visions, everyone seemed to know her or of her, and the endless eyes were getting on her last nerve. This monkey was breaking out of the circus.