Rwby Forever Fall Novels & Stories

The battle had ended and I found my battle cry. My Angelo. And I’ll forever love him even if the dusk starts to rise… THE END

The Gamma looked slightly more relaxed, but Dane was enjoying this dance and wanted to string Sam along slowly. “You were in the warrior army, weren’t you, Gamma? You ever hear of this ‘RW’ thing?” There was that look again, thought Dane. “Well, no… I mean… it’s been a long time since I was a warrior,” answered Sam, his confidence slipping. Dane knew he was on the ropes. Now it was time for the knockout blow. “Well, it wasn’t that long ago, because Ronin Whiley at the Ravensdale Pharmacy remembers selling it to you.”

The sheer absurdity of it all made my stomach churn. I took a big gulp of the iced Americano beside me to relieve the tightness in my throat. ‘It’s over,’ I told myself. Our paths had diverged for good. Unfortunately, Simon did not think of it that way. Early the next morning, my phone vibrated nonstop. I received one WhatsApp notification after another. The first message read, [Irina, it’s me.] Then, he continued, [Pick up the phone. We need to talk.] The next sounded more like a plea. [I’m sorry. I was wrong.]

I spat out a mouthful of blood and sneered, "Oh, now you remember your daughter's all grown up? Adults can take responsibility for their own actions. So, don't go blaming me whenever she screws up, saying I told her what to do. If I told her to eat dirt, would she?" My aunt was about to lose her mind. She yanked my hair even harder as she raised her hand to strike again. My boyfriend, Joziah Roach, stepped in front of me, taking the slap meant for me. His cheek swelled up, but he ignored the pain and offered a weak apology. "Mrs. Morton, please don't be upset. Whatever Kaelyn took from you, I'll pay it back." When my eyes landed on his hunched figure, it made my blood boil—I wanted to strang

Ryan hissed and walked out on Angela before she could even finish half of the few words she had rehearsed. She stretched her hand but then he was out of reach. “ What did I do wrong? Why do Ryan…” Angela bursted into tears, she placed a hand on her chest and slowly fell to the ground crying her eyes out. “ Why can't it be me?” She beat her chest in tears.

I yanked free, stumbling back, fury and heartbreak tangling in my throat. “You know what? Fuck you.” I ran. My legs carried me upstairs, the slam of my bedroom door barely muffling the sobs that tore out of me. Sliding to my knees, I pressed my face into the rug, crying until my chest ached as though it carried the weight of the world. Jason I know is vanished into a stranger in the space of months. Exhaustion eventually claimed me, curling me into a ball on the floor. When the morning light brushed across my eyelids, I stirred—only to freeze. Jason’s face was inches from mine.

Her body became static, and she was in a trance from which she could not escape. Out of Mia's field of vision, Esteban and his new girlfriend were approaching Ivan to celebrate the night's victory. It was the last race, and Esteban had won, which meant another semester at his university was secure. The boy was so happy that he didn't notice Mia's presence until Sara herself greeted him with a slap.

POV Erza. It's been a long time since I've seen my forgotten memories again. In slow -motion, I stood on a tall building looking down. In the middle of the vast expanse, a small girl was trembling, clutching a shirt. I realized it was me when I received the news that my parents had passed away. Then the scene in front of my eyes blurred and changed to another time; at that time, I had gradually grown up and become a young woman. It was the first day of going to Black Moon and meeting new friends. I see Ryan and me standing in the moonlight, talking to each other. Suddenly the scenery around me shook violently, the ground cracked, and I fell into the rift shortly. I grabbed Ryan's arm in a da

Victoria held her fiercely—face buried in white hair, shoulders trembling. Raven lifted a shaking hand. Touched the fresh bite marks on her neck—already healing, already scarring in twin crescent moons. She looked up at Victoria. Mouthed—slow, certain: *Forever.* Victoria read it. Blood-tears fell freely now—dark trails down pale cheeks. She nodded once. Pulled Raven closer. And held her like the world could never take her again. The knights watched. No one spoke. The rift was closed. Time had been stolen.

And I, the fool, would end up questioning myself. I didn’t bother to argue. “I have something to tell you. Let’s talk at home,” I said flatly. I turned to leave, but pain shot through my wrist as Dario yanked me back with brutal force. His grip was so strong and sudden that I fell to my knees, the impact knocking the breath from my lungs. A sharp, blinding pain rippled through me, leaving me frozen in place. Instinctively, I clutched my belly, my voice barely a whisper.