Rwby Penny Polendina Novels & Stories

When Penny’s crying voice came through the holographic television, I was grinding Moon Goddess grass with a silver teaspoon. She clutched a pear blossom handkerchief, her mascara smudged around her eyes. “It’s Wendy, she’s jealous of me! She wants to ruin everything I have!” Alpha John wrapped his arm around her waist.

He grabbed the face of one girl and took her heart out of her chest. “No! Rae!” Penny screamed, while the rest of us were shocked in horror. She was one of us, and she was dead. The soft features on Penny’s face hardened in anger. “You call us monsters? You are the actual monsters! To kill children who have done no harm is evil. You all should be in hell!” She shouted, and I was stunned to see the rage in her eyes. Her fangs grew, and like sharp blades, she used them to break the chains. I realized how strong Penny was when she took down three men all by herself. But that wasn’t enough.

He went over to his table and below that, he opened a drawer and showed what was inside. A key. "There is yet to be opened Phina, close your mouth for a moment." He said. I unconsciously opened my mouth with disbelief. He opened the door behind his table. A room full of weapons is what greeted me. "Phina, I will give you this sword. Your grandpapa was the one you created it and has put a special gem inside of the handle. It is a piece of your magic. We hope for you to like it." Father has handed me a sword. It was light and thin, I unsheathed the sword and looked at the details.

Blue energy surged around him, and when he opened his eyes, they burned white. Archibald sneered. “Your core is weak, Rael. Surely you do not intend to fight me with such wea—” His words cut short at the sound of screams. He turned to see about ten of his lycans crumpled on the ground, their bodies twisted. Rael’s face drained of color when his eyes fell on Polly. Her hair had turned pure white. Dark energy swirled around her as her hands stretched toward Archibald’s men. She was draining them, feeding on their very essence. The more she took, the more power swelled around her.

blood spluttered from his neck, his eyes rolling backwards as he spoke. Alpha Ryu gazed at the body, lying before him, a tear rolling down his cheek. "Rest on." The sight of a body without a neck sent waves of fear through me. Blood spilling continuously from the neck and a sharp sword by its side. “Poor Timothy, he should have acted like a man and done what was supposed to be done. I’ll just add his head to my collection of personal assistants..”Ryu said, holding Timothy’s head in his arms. I stared at Timothy’s head, which had slowly begun to disintegrate. I could tell the sword contained some quantity of wolf bane, which meant death or literal weakness.

Penny moved around Lochlan, unable to look at him. Penny reached into her pocket. "I suggest you run." She placed the pellet she had made of wolfsbane powder into her mouth, breaking it open. It wouldn't kill her, but Barabbas didn't know that. He had her off her feet and through the door before the knife hit the floor.

“In fact we will start your lessons in an hour, okay?” She bobbed her head enthusiastically. And Tova felt like he was babysitting a cute girl. He got up to get ready. Penny finished her lunch and rushed to the forest to check upon Brishor. He was looking healthy. “I need to leave Penny,” he said as soon as he saw her. “And what is that?” he asked as he lifted her wrist in his hand. “Oh nothing! I fell down,” she replied glibly. Brishor held her wrist in his hand. Yellow lights emerged from his fingers, which surrounded her wrist. Penny watched it with bewilderment.

The hand of the Almighty was upon Binta because that was the only explanation to why a soulless wicked, and evil wizard could develop a conscience and help her escape death. The selected girl began to cry as she hugged her mother. Her name was Alheri; she was the daughter of Zakari, the merchant. Her family were wealthy based on Rayuwa's standard. After all, the people of Rayuwa were not allowed to leave the Island, so one could only measure their achievements based on the Island's standards. Nonetheless, the man was a commoner, and Alheri was his only daughter. The girl was beautiful, and she was about Binta's age. It was a sad sight.