Rwby Ruby X Weiss Novels & Stories

“We’ve got to be a wall. That’s what Dad says, right? A unit.” Ruby looked around at all of them. “Then maybe it’s time we start acting like it. For real.” They were quiet again. The kind of quiet that wasn’t awkward but heavy with thought. Seris walked over to the sword rack and picked up a small wooden blade—the one Aries had carved just for her. She tested the weight, then struck at the air in a perfect diagonal. Lucian let out a long breath. “She’s going to be unstoppable.” “She’s one of us,” Phoenix said quietly, his anger gone. “Of course she will be.”

“Humph. They don’t even know that you have five spiritual powers that you already mastered two of them. And the rest of them you are near maxing.” Ruby max the power of the phoenix by the time she turned twelve years old. One year later, she maxed the peach blossom petal’s spiritual power. At fourteen, she was at level nine with the four elements. She’s near level nine with her white celestial dragon power. Now, she's level eight with the turtle’s power. “It’s best to stay low for now.” “You’re right Fairy Princess. Let us catch them by surprise.” Ruby nodded. “Listen up you trash, for slapping me, I will give you ten times the punishment today.”

According to Barrett there's a lot of rare crystals and plants here that any witch or warlock would go crazy for. When Raya and I stepped out of the closet, Barrett was there with arms crossed to greet us. He seemed unhappy, which I'm starting to believe is his permanent state of being. His eyes wandered over Raya as if he were trying to make certain that she was who she said she was. Although how he planned to do that, who knows?

“He’s trying to hide his presence, but my light reveals all evil that hides.” As Elicantris continued her spell, Arth took a glance far below them … to the bridge. The first one he spotted was Ruby, who already had a couple of open wounds in her arms and legs as she fought against Bloodseeker. Her opponent had curved blades equipped in both hands, painted with blood that came from Ruby’s cuts. She must’ve been struggling. They clashed; Ruby’s great axe against Bloodseeker’s blades. And just by looking at the battle, Arth could tell Ruby was at a disadvantage, as her slow but powerful movements had been letting Bloodseeker draw more cuts in her body.

She said and then walked back towards Adam and me. "You can have your learning centre; I don't care about things like that. You can have your clinic; besides, if everyone dies in Rayuwa, there would be no one to worship me or sacrifice. What you will not have are all the chosen maidens. I will take Six." she said, "Three." Adam interrupted, and I saw fire in her eyes. "Do you interrupt me!" she yelled, and her voice was like thunder. "No," Adam replied. I had to give it to him; he had guts.

but Adolfa had trusted me to carry it. “We don’t have any more time to debate this,” I mumbled as I opened my eyes. “They’re here.” Xavier spun around, and he tilted his head to listen to the car that was pulling into the driveway outside. “Whatever happens,” I whispered, “neither you nor Axel can reject Ruby. She’s weak in that sense. She’ll die.” “I have no plans to reject her, Natalie,” Xavier said, and I nodded and turned away.

“Hard boots to fill.” Weiss was one of the best warriors of the pack: fearless, powerful, and brave. He loved Lauryn with everything he had. The whole pack mourned with Lauryn when his body was brought back. "Wess was my everything, my future. We were going to be mated, Rhys. I couldn’t imagine for a moment changing those plans. It was everything I wanted, so I ignored it. I hated it. It felt so cruel that the Goddess would tell me the love that I had for Weiss wasn’t my fate.”

His lips just rested on hers. Jim stood still as he stared on in shock. A beautiful blue glow encased Cassie's and Kristoff's bodies, lifting them in the air. Their bodies floated above the bed as they kissed. The light slowly vanished as Kristoff pulled away from the kiss. Cassie's eyes shot open, but they were strange. Instead of their golden brown colour, they were glowing black. “Arrow!” Cassie gasped. Her voice was stronger, more defined. Jim froze as he realized what was going on. But he didn't fully understand. No one turned so soon, plus there was a ritual that needed to be done before a human could turn into a werewolf.

Xenia huffed, after the forest was clear of the three brothers and the whole place looked like a war just took place with the dying fire, trees upturned and splatters of blood here and there. Lord Byers tried to flee away, but before he could do that I took a hold on him, threatening him that if I ever saw his shadow or his scent near Xenia again, Wraya wouldn’t just torch him alive with fire, but straight away gobble him up. “I can’t believe it’s you the water fairy!” Suddenly Wraya exclaimed, flapping his large wings which landed down in a gust of wind, landing on our face. Wait what? Did I hear right?

Rowen asked, looking from me to Raziel. “Rayne is a Reaver with Wolf focused abilities.” Raziel finally said. Neither brother said anything, but the slow inhale from Rowen, and the subtle seat shift from Ramses, told me everything I needed to know. These tiny, nonverbal cues conveyed a wealth of information, hinting at the complex, simmering tensions that lay just beneath the surface.