#rwby volume 9 chapter 6

[grumpkinpumpkinhead]

Okay, so maybe the last post about the bees and Catradora was a mistake (I think I accidentally confused myself because I remember there was month connection between something in She-ra and RWBY...turns out it was Weiss's birthday that's the same day as the Catradora anniversary. Whoops.)

But hey, at least I'm not mistaken about this!

Bees kiss (RWBY Volume 9 Chapter 6 "Confessions Within Cumulonimbus Clouds" - March 25th 2023)

Toradeen kiss (Monster high IDW comic New Scaremester #7 - March 26th 2025)

Nevertheless, late March is for the cat girls to smooch their girlfriends on the lips!

[youruinedmylifebynotbeingreal]

Watching RWBY volume 6 chapter 9, “Lost” like

[ao3feed-blakeyang]

Hot Couture

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/81XAvfb by Kiiratam Ruby and Yang ponder a decree from the Throne of the Queen of Fashion. Takes place between Volumes 9 and 10 (My BMBLB fic index). Written for Bumbleby Week 2025: Day 6: Vacuo Clothes Shopping. Words: 1046, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: RWBY Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: F/F Characters: Ruby Rose (RWBY), Yang Xiao Long, Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna Relationships: Blake Belladonna/Yang Xiao Long Additional Tags: Fluff, Light Angst, Canon Compliant, (so far as we know), Bumbleby Week 2025 (RWBY), Communication is hard, suffering weiss read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/81XAvfb

[the-elegant-necromancer]

Chapters: 20/? Fandom: RWBY Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Jaune Arc/Cinder Fall, cinder fall & jaune arc Characters: Cinder Fall, Jaune Arc Additional Tags: Fluff, Work In Progress, Volume 6 (RWBY), Cinder Fall Redemption, Jaune Arc/cinder fall - Freeform, jaune arc - Freeform, Romance, Memory Loss, Enemies to Lovers, Knightfall, Temporary Amnesia, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Jaune has anger issues, Angst, but in a good way, Mentioned Ruby Rose (RWBY), Mentioned Weiss Schnee, Mentioned Yang Xiao Long, Slow Burn, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD, Winter Schnee - Freeform, Cheating Summary:

Jaune Arc finds Cinder Fall devoid of all her powers and the majority of her memories. Will he take revenge on the woman or will he find another path And how far will he go to find himself without the constant hunt.

This story starts during Volume 6 when the group is in Argus.

[genimas]

Silly theory time!

Ok, I have 2 quote from Volume 6 Chapter 3 of RWBY- The Lost Fable

"So long as this world turns, you shall walk its face."

"If your kind has learned to live in harmony with one another and set aside their differences, then we shall once again live among you, and humanity will be made whole again. But if your kind is unchanged, if you demand our blessings while still fighting amongst yourselves, then man will be found irredeemable and your world will be wiped from existence."

Amd this screenshot from RWBY Beyond:

The theory goes like this, what if at the end of the series Salem does successfully bring together the 4 Relics and call upon the Brothers, but, a big BUT, team RWBY and others find out a way to get to the Ever After without the help of Ambrosius (Alyx and Lewis) and Ruby might be the one who lead the people from Vacuo through the portal.

Now, the 2nd quote, clearly humanity still can't "learned to live in harmony with one another and set aside their differences" (RWBY Vol 9 Bonus, Faunus & Humanity) although a lot may have change in Vol 10 but still, they are fighting among themselves (Salem's army vs Remnants). And it lead me to the 1st quote, this is Salem way to find peace from Vol 1 and it may never change.

Sooo, in conclusion, if this theory happened, Remnants will stop turning, Salem will finally die, Ozma will finally rest and, this may be the silliest part in the theory, the Gods will again living with humanity in the Ever After/ or the Brothers will learn from their mistake before creating a new world everyone live in harmony (yes, our characters will live here, they won't die)

Or Salem learns "the importance of life and dead", who know?

[princess-of-the-corner]

One thing to note about RWBY is that it REALLY "grew the beard" over the course of its runtime.

Volumes 1-3 were animated in Poser (software that wasn't intended for use in animation), with rougher backgrounds and more simplistic writing related to complex themes. They were also only ever intended to be an extended prologue to the ACTUAL show, with the Big Twist of the Volume 3 finale being that the climax was actually just the inciting incident to the show's ACTUAL conflict.

Starting from Volume 4, the crew switched to Maya (software that's intended for use in animation), got better at writing more complex topics (the White Fang is treated more sympathetically than in the "Beacon Arc"), and Jaune was actually an interesting character for the entirety of the "Anima Arc" that lasted from Volumes 4-6.

Volume 7 is probably the best season of the show (I don't have a Crunchyroll account and so I haven't had the chance to watch Volume 9 in its entirety yet, even if I know what happens there). It deconstructs the whole "America Saves the World" trope with Atlas, and has some pretty good political satire that wound up being eerily prophetic. Also, Robyn Hill is one of the best characters the show has ever introduced.

Volume 8 contains both the best and worst moments of the series. V8C1-V8C11 features some of the best storytelling and most tense action from the franchise ever, but V8C12 has the overall message of "Okay but, the people who dehumanized Penny over her mechanical body KINDA had a point, let's fix what isn't broken!", V8C13 is a pretty descent villain episode, and V8C14 is by far the most offensive piece of media I've ever been subjected to. But still, up until those last three episodes, it was basically flawless.

I've heard Volume 9 is pretty good, but I'm side-eying everything involving Jaune because I honestly DESPISE the direction they took his arc in. But if we ignore EVERYTHING related to Jaune's role in the Volume, I like basically everything I've heard about it.

RWBY: After the Fall is a very good spin-off novel focused on popular side characters Team CFVY and shows what they've been up to since the Fall of Beacon in Volume 3. it also has a really interesting gimmick, as every other chapter is a flashback to something that happened in Team CFVY's past, further fleshing out their minor roles in the show.

RWBY: Before the Dawn is actual garbage. Sun's character arc (wherein his hypocrisy from the show is actually acknowledged and challenged) and Coco's and Velvet's shiptease are probably the only redeeming qualities. Taking this book into account actually makes Ironwood's reluctance to call Vacuo for help look REASONABLE. 2/10.

RWBY: Roman Holiday is a prequel novel focused on Roman and Neo, but Neo is the true protagonist here. The first few chapters leading up to their first meeting alternate between their perspectives, with the book being largely Neo focused after they finally meet.

RWBY: Fairy Tales of Remnant is an anthology of in-universe fairy tales. You can read it at any point in the series, but the further into the series you are when you read it, the more hints to RWBY's overarching plot you'll notice. While all of the Fairy Tales are works of fiction, some of them are dramatizations of actual events in the shadow war that RWBY's plot revolves around.

RWBY x JL: Super Heroes and Huntsmen is a 2-part film series wherein Team RWBY teams up with the Justice League. Part 1 features the Justice League visiting Remnant (kinda) during the events of Volume 7, and Part 2 features Team RWBY visiting DC Earth after the events of Volume 9.

There's also some ambiguously canonical comics published by DC, as well as 2 explicitly non-canon RWBY/DC crossover comic series. One features alternate versions of the Justice League cast who were born on Remnant, another features Remnant and DC Earth fusing due to Salem tricking Lex Luthor into helping her by playing off of his hatred of Superman. Neither of these crossovers are in continuity with the crossover movies.

Fascinating actually

[onceuponalegendbg-rwby]

Reaction to RWBY Crew Commentary V9

Alright, as is tradition at this point, got my copy of the Blu Ray so let's get started.

Okay, first of all, before I even hop into the commentary, I love that the title screen for the menu is Ruby falling through that mural in the OP. That is... That is so cool man! Whoever thought of that... I love you. You're a genius.

So we start off with Kerry, Eddy, Laurie (hope I spelled that right). And addressing how they had to work mostly from home on this volume and the challenges that caused.

Yeah, quick reunion was the right call. I mean, we did the Team RWBY split for two volumes (4 and 5) and then again in V8. Don't keep the girls apart again.

Little origins! Give me! Someone that starts how Ruby started...

I mean... yeah, I assumed Ruby knew about Penny from Weiss. Like... duh.

Same peeps for episode 2 but also with Paula? Again, I hope I heard that right.

Return of Blake the Book Nerd.

Yang and Blake kind of dig the Ever After, Weiss hates it, and Ruby is lost in her thoughts.

Luci improvised Little's little song.

Oh, Yang might still think this is a dream so nothing here matters... That's an idea. Everyone grieves differently...

Man I love Weiss in this episode.

"We can't have her be the butt of every joke." .... I want to see what they cut.

Episode 3! We've picked up Conner, Dustin, and Kiersi! Lost Laura and Paula.

The animation is so good man.

Putting away depression to help her friends.

Prince Trauma(TM)

Neo Scary.

Episode 4. Kerry, Eddy, Miles and Dustin.

Curious talk.

Self critic!

"She learned her lesson in the end, right?" "Oh, I'd certainly say so."

"If there's something Ruby can blame herself for, do it!"

"Cat wanted to scope out which one of the girls was weakest."

Shout out to the VAs!!

Chapter 5: Kerry, Eddy, Paula, Kiersi!

Cat is dismissive of WBY. Focuses only on Ruby.

The Blacksmith: The Ever After itself is now reaching out to Ruby.

Walking the line between the audience knowing that Ruby needs help and WBY not quite understanding how bad it is.

Making sure the emblem wasn't on Ruby's model after was a pain.

"Oh no, he's hot."

Episode 6: Kerry, Eddy, Yssa, Laura.

The difference between Jaune having already lived for many years with this guilt in the Ever After and RWBY who are still fresh.

How protective Kerry is of the Bee scene is amazing.

There was an idea that the vision Alyx saw was that she saw that someone in her party was going to keep her from returning home, and it ultimately is herself before the Cat kills her.

Ya'll have already seen other posts about Kerry and crew's thoughts on the Bee scene and what it means for the Yang and Blake so I won't go into all that because, yeah, can't say it better.

"They were actually in front of each other the whole time." Excuse me!

"Now she has to step up again." ....Ow.

Episode 7: Kerry, Eddy, Miles, Dustin? I think that's what I heard.

How the meeting went: "Well he can't have been doing nothing, that would be really disappointing." *Beat of silence* "Oh, that would be really disappointing." Evil geniuses.

Stuck in the pattern of trying to be the hero. Both incredibly busy and doing nothing.

"He's more lost than ever."

Fighting on a hill. I'd never considered the complications of that either.

Miles and Lindsey kill this scene man. It's so good.

Episode 8 (oh boy): Kerry, Eddy, Miles, Paula, Kiersi.

Had to cut an episode due to scheduling and budget. Scary to have to rework that.

Mad Hatter's Tea Party.

The flowers on the Tea Cups are Forget-Me-Nots.

Imposter Syndrome.

Neo landed on the Brother's Acre.

"Neither one of them won that fight." Neo and Ruby.

Episode 9: Kerry, Eddy, Yssa, Dustin, Kiersi.

Blacksmith is a therapist.

Weiss is the best, true.

What do the characters want?

Episode 10: Kerry, Eddy, Yssa, Kiersi, Dustin.

Aw, their kids contributed some of the background drawings for Yang and Ruby's room.

Furious Cat.

"She's the self that chose herself." "She emerges herself but different."

"I'm so happy." I love how much they love this show.

"How do we not redeem her but give her this sort of neutral path?"

Oh man, I'm tearing up before Somewhat even shows up.

Somewhat is no longer defined by having one purpose.

Dude, they keep talking about not wanting this to be filler so they had the backstory of the Brothers but I will always stand by that if the characters learn and grow as people then it will never be filler. So from the beginning this was never going to be filler.

"One small kindness, in one small moment, led to such a marvelous transformation." That line always destroys me.

Whelp, that's a wrap on the commentary for V9. Now... we wait.

[psyga315]

Revisiting Ever After and the Girl With a Lot of Problems, A Rewrite of RWBY Volume 9 Chapter 1: A Place of Peculiar Perception

So, a while ago, I’ve been seeing a lot of talk regarding Volume 9 resurface and, after mulling over the events, I decided, “no, fuck it, it needs a rewrite”.

And while I have already started a rewrite of Volume 9 a long time ago, it was back to even before Volume 9 even came out, where it took the events of another rewrite that I did of Volume 8 and picked up where it left off.

And more importantly, back before a lot of shit happened in Volume 9 that just went unaddressed and lord knows Volume 10, if it ever happens, will either pretend half those issues don’t exist or just have the characters laugh it off over a comically large bowl of noodles. So, I decided, fuck it, clean slate. Everything that happened prior to this Volume rewrite happened. Everyone who died in canon is dead, everyone who lived in canon lived, and all the plot developments, including the controversial ones like Ironwood and Penny’s handling.

I’m just taking the methylamine-loaded trainwreck and trying to make sure it doesn’t collide into the Mental Health clinic that is Ever After. So, we’re starting right where Volume 8 ended and having RWBYJN falling into the pit, Atlas blowing up with Mantle, and Salem making off with the Relics.

“I Love You, Just Not the Way You Are”

So, before we begin this rewrite, I’m going to make a disclaimer. Despite a lot of the problems that I have with Volume 9, I do find it’s one of the better written, if not the best written, Post-Beacon Volumes of RWBY. For a good chunk of the Volume, it really leaned into what worked for RWBY: establish a good balance of character growth, story development, and combat set pieces while also sprinkling in tone setting. As a result most of what happened in Volume 9 is going to stay as untouched as possible.

Where it failed though, and where a lot of the rewrite is going to be focusing on, is how the theming got executed, something that is recurring throughout RWBY. Volume 4 is about picking up the pieces from where you fell, but only Yang and RNJR managed to do that. Volume 5 was supposed to be about screaming “we’re not done yet” in the face of despair, and yet most of the Volume is spent loitering around until the villains shoot themselves in the foot and even then, the “victory” is just despair masking as a win. Volume 6 is about growing past your mentor but the heroes still decide to follow said mentor’s instructions without any hint of irony or even a justification. Volume 7 is about trust but no one values it enough to lend it for a good chunk of the volume or they trust the wrong people. Volume 8 was all about taking risks but really, it was about serendipity and how we could have spotted solutions to the problems in our lives sooner had we not pointed fingers at each other.

Almost all my Rewrites had been about addressing the themes of these Volumes or changing the theme to better fit the narrative. Case in point, my rewrites for Volume 8 changed the theme to be more about how, once a house is divided, it’s easy for things to fall into chaos and then, well, chaos wins.

According to RT, the themes for Volume 9 are trauma, therapy, imposter syndrome, and emotional growth. A lot of this is targeted towards Ruby Rose, who was sorely lacking in the character development department in recent Volumes only learning a small lesson here and there while side characters (Jaune especially) got arcs spanning across entire volumes.

However, it didn’t really execute that theming well and while it turned into an extended rant. Even the theme the show actually went which, summarized at the end with this exchange:

Curious Cat: You’re broken! You break everything you touch! I call Humans… weak! Confused! Incomplete!

Weiss: No, you’re wrong.

Yang: She’s never been any of those things.

Blake: That’s why we follow her.

There are similar points too, like how Weiss says how failures don’t define who they are or the famous “I love you just the way you are” line, but because of how rushed everything was (with or without the extra two episodes, since it’s implied from RTX that they would have just kept it the same pace just with the final episode having that Vacuo epilogue), it comes off as the memetic “we’re perfect, deal with it” Aesop that so many RWBY critics fall back upon.

And I realize why that’s the case: Because it focuses so much on other things that don’t naturally tie into that theme. As controversial as Ascension was, as impactful as the Bee kiss was, and as mystical as the Ever After was, they all never tied into that moral of self-acceptance despite failing, so when those morals start cropping up immediately after the darkest episode in all of RWBY (as well as the darkest Volume of RWBY where the ‘failure’ meant the bad guys are about 70% of the way to completing omnicide), obviously people are going to think that the cast just think the moral for Volume 9 is actually that RWBY’s perfect and they don’t need to improve themselves.

So, how about instead, we shift priority to what it’s actually supposed to be about, something that would apply to all six of our main characters: “picking up from your failures”.

With this in mind, we can discuss…

Building the Ever After

The first thing that needs to be established is how I’m going to do the Ever After. I’m going to go about it in a two-pronged approach. I’ll say what separates it from normal Ever After at the first glance and then, as the plot goes on, reveal the bigger twists with them because there’s going to be some changes that I’ve made with the place that if you know the criticisms levied on this realm, you know what I changed.

Geographically, Ever After still operates on hexagonal-shaped Acres, which all have a fixed size of 6x6 square areas. in which there’s usually a theme attached to each one. There is no set “end” of the world or even a set axis. If you go in one direction, you’re gonna keep encountering new Acres forever. This is the only consistent rule of the world as everything about the Ever After feels weird, disjointed, and even decayed. Like an old, broken toy…

But enough foreshadowing, let’s get right into…

Chapter 1: A Place of Peculiar Perception

A lot of this chapter stays relatively the same, though we have our first divergence with Little asking Ruby what her purpose is, as we visibly see that unsettles Ruby. Another divergence would be that Blake and Weiss’ scene would be them encountering each other and realizing that they’re not dead. This gives Blake some hope that Yang isn’t dead, though this also brings her to ask Weiss what happened at the bridge, though Weiss doesn’t say.

Blake, concerned with what happened, presses Weiss further and Weiss’ tightlippedness causes the very plant life itself to capture her. Her yelps, however, get Ruby and Little’s attention as they go over and try to help. However, their combined struggle to pull Weiss out of the vines only make the vines tighten. Little notices the vines and says how they constrict people who have something to hide.

However, Blake manages to find Gambol Shroud entangled in thorny vines and tries to pull it out. She struggles a bit, some even trying to reach her as well, but manages to break it free, implying she too has something to hide, but unlike Weiss, it’s more or less an open secret (hint hint). With it, she hacks it away and breaks Weiss free, taking her out of the jungle before more vines grab her.

RWB recover from that and discuss what happened, coming to the conclusion that something happened on the bridge that Weiss isn’t telling them. Ruby tries to confront her on the issue, but Weiss brushes it off. Just as Ruby was about to use her authority as team leader, suddenly they hear someone approaching them…

The Jabberwalker, though one additional feature being that its skull-like head has hare ears. You’ll know why soon. Also, it would have wings to closely resemble its Lewis Carol counterpart. Another key detail is that while it still has its trademark growls, its voice actor is Jason Liebrecht. It’ll be very important later on, but for right now, it’s giving Ruby very early onset PTSD.

The battle with RWB (or rather WB against the Jabberwalker) turns south really quickly in terms of raw power output as it primarily targets Ruby, the only one unable to fight. However, just before it’s about to finish off Ruby.

“I said I wasn’t done with you yet!”

Yang steps in and punches the Jabberwalk right into the trees, causing it to explode (though it’s ambiguous of whether it truly died). Yang then looks over to Ruby, realizes what happened, and first, she’s angry she came (not realizing Ruby flinched), but then calms and remembers she just saved her sister from getting mauled. Right before she asks if she’s okay, though, Blake tackles her and we get Bee Moment #1. Ruby will remember that.

Yang took a moment to come to the conclusion that things have gone south up at the bridge. Weiss tries once more to not say anything only for the vines to come out. Yang blasts them and then brings up how they held her down too. Little brings up once more about the vines and then explains the nature of the jungle, that it’s entuned to emotions of denizens inside the acre. He then points to a fire as he brings up an example of how an angered person would spark a wildfire… Then realizes “oh shit, a wildfire!” Yang then realizes “whoops, must have set those vines on fire when I was getting frustrated getting out of there.”

So, they get as far from the vines as possible. Though, unfortunately, the vines keep chasing them. Little decides enough is enough and tells Weiss that whatever she’s hiding, she needs to fess up. And so, Weiss cracks and spills almost everything she knows about the incident, including Penny’s death, which causes Ruby to faint. When she comes to, she notices WBY seem to have practically ignored her while it’s Little who is taking care of her. Ruby will remember that.

Eventually, though, they all come to the conclusion that they’ve landed in a fairy tale. Roll the opening.

And that’s where we’ll end this rewrite for the time being. I decided to do an esoteric route and do these rewrites chapter by chapter rather than dumping everything in one post, as I think it will allow for both me to better write future chapters without that overwhelming sense of collapsing in on myself and will allow an easier flow of interaction if things are posted chapter-to-chapter.

Hope you enjoyed this rewrite. See y’all at the Auction Acre.

[crimsonxe]

Bumblebee Wins!!! - RWBY Volume 9 Chapter 6 REACTION

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My Opinions on RWBY: Volume 9: Chapter 6: Confessions Within Cumulonimbus Clouds

Okay first, negatives out of the way so i can gush over the good parts:

One key point of Weiss' character you can use to determine how much the writer of that particular story respects her: She is not attracted to Jaune. She would NEVER be attracted to Jaune. She would rather DIE than go on a date with Jaune.

If Weiss is attracted to Jaune, that's a good sign the writer does NOT get her, and it is fucking DEPRESSING to see the official writers disrespect her like that.

ESPECIALLY when Jaune is now TWICE HER AGE!!!

All that said, the rest of this episode is freaking GOLDEN!

The ponderstorm is a great storytelling device, as well as an excellent way of setting up the Bumbleby confession and kiss!

Everything about that scene was amazing. From their banter going into something deeper, the fact that, after all the "dense Blake" jokes, YANG turned out to be the oblivious one...

To the framing of the kiss itself! The way the world itself took on the imagery from the lyrics of BMBLB, "Worthy" itself is a beautiful song, even if I can't understand the lyrics...

It's BEAUTIFUL!

Also, a nice bit of foreshadowing: Blake and Yang escape the Ponderstorm by finally admitting their feelings to each other.

Ruby and Weiss escape it by deciding not to trust the Curious Cat!

Now for Chapter 7!

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RWBY Rewritten

So I figured I'd take a quick break and make a post about my current project. I love RWBY and have been a fan since I saw the red trailer in like 2016. Yeh I was a little late for the party. However after Volume 5 I started to question the writing of the show. Then Volume 6 happened and I decided that I had had enough. I kept up with the show(because I still do enjoy it despite it's massive flaws) however I began to plan out an iilaberate rewrite of the entire show. Kind of part fanfic part transcript. So since I'm actuially in the middle of my rough draft of volume one I figured I's lay out my plans. Volumes 1-3 will largly stay the same. Overall I dont have many complaints so assides from a few setups, diologue changes, and the obvious changes needed to adapt a show into prose, it wIll largely remain the same.

Volume 4-6 The big plot points will largly be in the same camp as the orginal however here is where I will start the transition period from the transcript to fanfic. At first it will still feel kinda close to orginal. However by the end it will be full fanfic(tho hopefully not in bad way) Volume 7-9 Volumes 7 and 8 will be drasticly diffrent and will send the story into a much more gritty place. Humor will still be there however it will mostly be used to contrast the darker tone and being charaters like Yang out of their cumfort zone. Volume 9 will resimble Volume 9 in no way. However this dosent mean that the orginal Volume 9 wont make an apperance latter in the story. Overall I think Volume 9 is good however I have had my Volume 9(v9) set up since before the Volume 9 trailer came out. and so I'm going to continue with v9 how I had it planned out while looking for a good place to put Volume 9.

so that's the plan. Hopefully Volume 1(v1) will be over halfway finished by the summer so I can begin posting chapters.

P.S. if you read this whole thing and go "man his grammor is wak" dont worry about it. I write these off the cuff and I have dyslexia so I only one like one quick reread to make sure it makes since. All of my actuial writing is in much better english.

[dicknouget]

The first half of the volume was RWBY focused.

Jaune only showed up in Chapter 5, the halfway point. Even then, the primary focus was on Ruby's deteriorating self-worth and WBY's fight against the Jabberwalker.

Chapter 6 we get his backstory, as well as learn how he interacts with the EA. But guess what? Bumbleby becomes canon, RWBY learn about the relics and we also see RW in the punderstorm.

Chapter 7 is focused around both the deterioration of both Jaune and Ruby.

Chapter 8 is focuses on Ruby's breaking point.

Chapter 9 centers around Jaune recognizing that he was wrong about the tree as well as Ruby's self-discovery

Chapter 10 biggest moments were focused on Ruby.

I get you hate Jaune, like every other RWDE dipshit, but man. Media literacy is not your thing. The fact you left out the first half of the volume, intentional or not I don't really care, shows that you argue in bad faith and ignore the reality around you.

You're the Ben Shapiro of the RWBY FNDM

That focus split in Volume 9 sure is something.

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So How Does It Happen?

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/VrANOEa by Thornwood "Another RWBY-less year," said Ruby. "We haven't even taken down Salem yet!" she exclaimed. "Do you think we will?" asked Weiss. OR Team RWBY discussed Salem and events post Volume 9. OR Day 8: BY Week 2025 - Bonus Words: 345, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 6 of Bumbleby Week 2025 Fandoms: RWBY Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: F/F Characters: Yang Xiao Long, Blake Belladonna, Ruby Rose (RWBY), Weiss Schnee Relationships: Blake Belladonna/Yang Xiao Long Additional Tags: Established Blake Belladonna/Yang Xiao Long, Crack Fic, Breaking the Fourth Wall, Post-Volume 9 (RWBY), Bumbleby Week 2025 (RWBY), Day 8: Bonus read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/VrANOEa

[the-elegant-necromancer]

Chapters: 7/? Fandom: RWBY Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Relationships: Jaune Arc/Weiss Schnee, Jaune Arc/Cinder Fall, Jaune arc/weiss schnee/cinder fall Characters: Weiss Schnee, Ruby Rose (RWBY), Blake Belladonna, Cinder Fall, Yang Xiao Long Additional Tags: Character Death, Possible Character Death, Major Character Injury, Murder-Suicide, Dark, Graphic Description, Fake Marriage, Enemies to Lovers, Friends to Lovers, Marriage of Convenience, Jaune never catches a break, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Post-Volume 9 (RWBY), Knightfall, white knight - Freeform, Cheating, Hand Jobs, Sloppy Makeouts, Vaginal Fingering, Frosted Phoenix, Cunnilingus, Biting, Sex, Vaginal Sex, husband and wife sex Summary:

Jaune got his wish, both of them actually. To rid the world of one Cinder Fall and to die doing it. Or almost anyway. It can never be that easy nor that simple. Oh and Weiss fake marries him for legal reasons