it is a rewrite of my previous one, Jaune has been betrayed and now with new and powerful abilities; let's see how he takes Remnant and more importantly his betrayal. Jaune is now the champion of the elder gods. elements from reality, anime, video g...
It was time for the finals, the 1v1. Jaune was now facing Pyrrha since Xavier hacked the matches and screwed Cinder's plans by preventing Penny's first death. Jaune still remember seeing his canon self killing Penny to prevent Cinder from getting the powers. Jaune looked at Cinder from a distance with such hate.
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Jaune with such anger was think 'I cannot wait for me to get the chance to kill you'
Jaune and Pyrrha were currently in a brutal duel of swords.
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Jaune and Pyrrha were now at a standstill.
Pyrrha: Jaune, why?
Jaune: why what?
Pyrrha: Why didn't you come back to my team, your team, OUR team? Why did you get with Yang and Blake?
Jaune: I refuse to return to the very first people who betrayed me. I could have handled the rest of the school hating me, but you along with Nora and Ren; I trusted you three the most. If it had been you or them, who faked their way in. If you were the ones so desperate to live up to your family's name, I would have stood you all the way and against everyone regardless of what others would think of me. I treated you three like family, I thought of Ren and Nora as my siblings in all but blood. I fell for you, I was going to confess to you. But you threw all that trust, all the love in my face by backstabbing me. Yang and Blake may have betrayed me, but their reasons were more personal and emotional instead of the sake of their fucking pride. Listen closely Nikos.
