Rwby Relics Novels & Stories

I felt beads of sweat forming on my forehead as he moved closer to me. “Who is Riya?” “Oh, Riya?. She's Someone I met at the heaven’s gate before the moon goddess asked me to go back” “What are you saying?You met who?” He suddenly looked pale, flushed white like he just saw a ghost. “I saw Riya at the heaven's gate, she's the prettiest ghost I've ever seen.” Lucians fingers were shaking, he continued to wipe the sweat off his hand on his pants. He folded his fist, then released it to wipe on his pants again.

Rachel shrieked and lunged at me, trying to snatch my phone. I sidestepped her and grabbed her wrist. With my other hand, I yanked open the zipper of her bag. With a clatter, everything inside spilled onto the floor. There was lipstick, a compact powder, a mirror… A small glass bottle rolled to my feet. There was a bit of pale yellow powder still inside. Rachel's face drained of all color as she lunged forward like a madwoman, trying to grab it. But I was faster. I stepped on the bottle and looked down at her coldly.

She just had a little time to tell an attendant to send the sacks of Princess Laylin’s jewelry and the money from the sold property to her room. She had been feeling guilty since she regained her senses. The girl was a penniless fugitive with no sense of survival. Her worry was giving her bouts of panic. When Berilla got out of her mother’s study she had run straight to their family’s Relic Vault. Every secret document and artifact their family possessed for centuries was here. The thing about these relics were, that they weren’t good: there were neutral artifacts while some were malevolent and some were in need of a host body, so more or less this place was a Venus flytrap!

“But if we don’t reach him soon…” “He won’t be Lucian anymore.” A long silence. Then Cassian spoke. “Open it.” Ravik growled. “We don’t even know what lies beyond” Serena rose. “War.” And with that, she drew the relic found in the ruins the Harbinger Sigil, forged of moonsteel and bone. It hummed like a living star, drinking the darkness around it. The obsidian plates reacted instantly. CRACK. A fissure. Another.

Krystal went to the restroom where she closed the door and went directly to the mall, visited the mission hall with a smile as she had finished her first mission ever since she received this golden cheat. Seeing the huge tick on the mission, she felt elated. The light shone on the mission statement and next her rewards popped up on the counter. She had received one crystal which compensated the money she had used to purchase the healing medicine. Her most satisfactory reward was the bottle of memory retaining pills. These pills were good for her especially when she was planning on reading so many books to catch up on what she had lost. She had received a total of twelve pills and she could t

“It’s like it’s not just metal and magic. Like it’s... waiting for something. Or expecting something from me.” Elior studied him carefully. “Do you feel any kind of pull? Any whispering, like with the Veliblade?” Rael hesitated before shaking his head. “No voices. Not yet, anyway.” Myrra sighed, keeping her gaze ahead. “That’s probably a good thing. We barely understand what the Veliblade is capable of, and now we have another relic bound to one of us. Ancient weapons with wills of their own never come without a price.”

"Why did it call me here? This is the truth, Crayons Arthur. Our family, our bloodline, are a part of this magic. We are Weavers." She reached out and touched the relic. The moment her fingers made contact with it, a blinding, burning pain shot through her, and the relic hummed with a harsh, red light. The runes etched on the walls of the sanctuary flared to brightness, and a series of images, of recollections, of a life that had been alien to her, flashed into her mind.

Valerie inquires quietly, her gaze drawn to the garments' loveliness. “O-hohoho! That's such a wonderful compliment from the Empress,” Sebastian exclaimed, making Valerie chuckle awkwardly as she approached the first gown. She sees the first gown, which is rose gold in color and features a tight bodice with a low-cut neckline, huge ribbon bows down the center front, wide panniers, and is lavishly adorned in lace, ribbon, and flowers. She also considers the second gown, which is yellow and has the same detail as the first but has a lace puff, and the third gown, which is light blue and has the same detail as the first but has a loose lace puff that makes it look like an off-shoulder.

before he could walk out of the cabin, she stood up grabbing her phone and the car keys as she walked out of the room, pissed. Jade Jenkins let out a chuckle as he enjoyed teasing her. Blair went down to her pets and saw the birthday present with Guiseppe's name on it. A ghost of a smile touched her lips and she opened the present, it was the diamond pendant written Cliterella on it. Then she went back to the warehouse. "What was the emergency, brother?" the second she stepped in the living room of the warehouse Giovanni held her hands and made her dance with her. "Okay, I get it, daddy. Relax," she pursed her lips in a thin line and his cheeks were flushed with excitement.

The cave's narrow passages and hidden dangers kept them on high alert. Finally, after navigating a particularly treacherous stretch of waterlogged tunnels, they reached the heart of the cave. There, atop a stone pedestal, sat the Water Relic – a glowing blue orb that pulsed with an almost hypnotic light. The sight of it filled the group with a sense of accomplishment, but also a deepening sense of foreboding. Kai stepped forward, his hand outstretched to take the relic. As his fingers brushed the surface, the ground began to shake violently. The cave, which had seemed so stable moments before, now felt like it was about to collapse.