Rwby Grimm Ruby Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He walked into the compound and waved at me, making me wave back in reflex. I guess I'll refer to him as Mr Grass now, his hair was dyed bright green this time around. He really loved his colors. Uncle rainbow. We made dinner before Aunty and Uncle were back home. After dinner Ruby walked into my room with a strange look on her face. "Do you know why I don't like you?" She asked. "No I don't, care to explain?" I asked.

Grey smiled, then grunted as he pushed himself off the rock, landing with a thud and a cloud of dust around his shins, "because we need you." Ruby's POV: I collapsed onto my bed, melding with the sheets, and letting the soft blankets and warm sheets envelope me in a ball of comfort and pleasurable heat. I sighed in content, knowing I'd done everything to the fullest of my abilities, and finally allowed myself to relax, the aching and weariness in my body being alleviated with the knowledge that there was nothing more I could do. I wondered, momentarily, if Brandy and Grey had got home safe, but just assumed if they were in any sort of trouble, two badass combined were more than enough protec

Red light accompanied Jay, who was thrown into the water ball. *** A thin squeak spread Ruby's lips. Jay recognized her! But instead of ducking down and welcoming Ruby's caresses, Jay suddenly jumped up and crushed Ruby. "Aaak! You stupid vampire!" Ruby grumbled with her eyes closed. "I'm not—" "Jay! You're so cool!" Ruby exclaimed, grabbing Jay by the scruff of the neck and pushing him into a hug. "Just now... you... argh, what's wrong with me!" Jay broke out in a cold sweat. His breathing was ragged. His throat was racked with thirst. Jay even dug his fingernails thirty centimeters into the ground.

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.

Liam demanded, attempting to push past me, his steel grey eyes narrowing in suspicion. "Liam, just leave me alone. Leave. Me. The. Fuck. Alone." Ruby growled with her last statement, her wolf momentarily taking dominance. It sent shivers down my spine, and my body responded inappropriately, but I shook my head aggressively, knowing this wasn't the right time for such thoughts. It wasn't the best time for me to become hard and horny.

Dexter’s sheer size brought a flash of real pain amidst the overwhelming pleasure. But Dexter didn't stop. He gripped her silver hair, pulling her head back to expose her throat before driving into her again, deeper and harder. The impact was brutal. Ruby felt as if her body might break under him. "Don't cry, Ruby. You’re an Ancient wolf. You can take it," Dexter whispered. … Later, Ruby rested her head on Dexter’s broad chest, listening to his ragged breathing. Their skin felt electric where they touched. She stared up at the top of the tent, her eyes hazy.

Ruby smiles at me. “ Ethan I’m so happy for you.” She smiles at Logan. Who grunts. Forcing a smile that shakes raw from the way I’m melting to the bones. I meet my father’s eyes first, then my sister’s. Half-blind half tear-filled eyes search mine, her smile stretched out wide. My sister is acting so emotional. It sickens me. “Who is she?” Ruby starts to unravel the process of who she my likely new mate might be. “A female that can be claimed. She’s one of the females that joined our pack recently. I was introduced to her at your mating ceremony Layla.” I say this with calmness that makes my heart bash up against the inside of my chest.

I gasped for breath. Death held me in his arms. He sang of maggots and rot. “The hell?” I demanded. He looked at me guiltily. The song changed to worms. I sighed, too weak to rise. The rain was sweet on my tongue. “Is this some shamanic death-rebirth thing?” I said weakly. He nodded in response. His raven wings furled open. They glistened with hidden jewels.

"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.

I didn't want her to be so soft, so I told her she was going to torture Aubree until she talked. Ruby looked so happy as she wanted to punish Aubree for trying to poison her, but reaching there we found that Aubree had escaped, and next I felt a pack member cut ties with the pack, whom I easily figured to be Aubree; if I hadn't believed she was a witch, I was sure she was now because how did she get past my men? I felt so humiliated as Ruby looked at me like a failure. “Blake would never let anyone leave the Bloodmoon without his knowledge,” Ruby commented indirectly, telling me her brother was better than me.