Rwby Robyn Novels & Stories

"Stop this nonsense now Craig." "She is crying. Don't cry Robyn. I'm sorry. I didn't think it would affect you this bad. I'm sorry, I won't let them hurt you. Don't cry." Robyn got up and left the interrogation room and into the corridor. She was hugged tightly by Beau who rubbed soothingly at her back. She perked up when she heard the door open and composed herself. "He is working on someone's orders." She said grinning. "What? You were faking it?" Beau asked surprised.

Robin screamed indignantly, fury written all over his face. “If you keep interfering, I’ll consider it an act of disrespect!” “Disrespect? Since when did Captain Baker have this much pride?” “If CEO Walker isn’t enough to handle the situation, how about adding myself into the mix?” A cold tone rang from the back. The goddaughter of Mordu’s first-in-command, Yona Lynch herself, brought more men into the room. Seeing Yona, Robin’s face lost all color. He did not know whether he should envy or hate Harvey.

This should be fun. Ruby O’Brian was already stretching near the edge of the grounds, her blonde hair tied back in a sleek ponytail. Her minions, Claire and Laura, stood nearby like they were afraid to be their own individual person. Ruby’s fire affinity made her a favorite in combat training. She was always intense, unpredictable, and ruthless. I walked over, and her eyes raked over me like she was inspecting cheap fabric. "Didn’t think you'd finally show up, mutt," she said sweetly. "I heard you got beat up by a door.” Her words were followed by cold laughter from her friends.

I will not miss you" Joy added, but I knew too well that she meant the opposite. I could tell by her faded smile. Evelyn placed a hand on my shoulder, making me turn to face her directly. "Get better," she said and added a stern warning "and don't come back here ever again". I felt like crying that instant but I tried my best to hold it back. Crying would only make Evelyn more sad. She was one of those who were almost always in the woods. I am no doctor but I could tell from her appearance that she had at most, a month or two to live. She looked it. I wished I could tell her to get better too and never come back here.

Rachel “Jayce, where are we going?” I asked as he walked with me, with his hands wrapped around my waist and my eyes covered in blindfolds. “I can’t see anything,” “That’s the point, and don’t worry, I’m holding you tight,” Jayce said, and even with a blindfold, I can say that Jayce was smirking, staring at me like that, holding onto him. “There are steps, being careful,” he warned.

The person who disturbed her also flinched, surprised by Raven’s sudden reaction. “You always pop out of nowhere,” Raven spoke as she took in deep controlled breaths. Robin smiled at Raven’s words. “You are just always deep in your thoughts which is why you don’t know what happens around you.” Robin is one of the omegas assigned to help with the renovation project and the first person that Raven has become close with in the packhouse aside from the Alpha and Luna which explains why she is not being formal around her. Robin has an interesting attitude. She’s kinda shameless who doesn’t care about what people will think about heras long as she gets to be herself.

"I need to wash the thought of that girl out of my head." The door opened again, and Robin walked in. He was a presence that demanded silence. Tall, dark, and broad-shouldered, he filled the space effortlessly. He wore a brown shirt that looked ready to burst against his chest. As a wolf-human hybrid, he was more formidable than most. He had a way of using his primal side that made even us stay on our toes. Robin’s dark eyes fell on the body on the floor. He didn't look angry, just inconvenienced. He looked at Rory. "You hit your limit for the month. No more casualties until the books reset next week."