RWBY Reading of 'Relic of the Future'

1. Story of a Relic

Well, well, well, whatever I'm doing around here,what's this story and why in the hek am I speaking in English (this one is simple, I just speak both languages).

The story begins like, right when I finished chapter 4 of the Fate/oath of justice where I thought, "hmm I haven't been reading much these days, maybe I'll find something".

And so, I found 'Relic of the Future', a story I had already read, but kind of forgot and said went like, "I recognize this, but don't remember it, let's read it".

And if you could fall for words I would have done so immediately. The story is just one of the best I've read in a while, and the premise was a cool one, who doesn't like time travel.

And so, I thought, "maybe someone has made something like extra omakes, or maybe a react, anything", you know, for the fun of it, and I did find one, but it was only 8 chapters long and it didn't seem to be active.

And so, I decided to continue the work of said valiant writer, but yk, trying to at least go further.

The creator of Relic of the future is Coeur Al'Aran, all credits of the Story go to him, I'm just building from there.

POST EDITION()-

So I've changed some things, improved others and move some sht around, hope it's better.

Paradox -Mystic POV-

Time and space.

Two concepts that go hand by hand with one another and are fundamental laws of our world.

Time travel, teleportation, time stop, portal are various iterations of powers inherently connected to each of said concepts

But aside from that, there cant be much one can do against them.

Save for a few, a few who know how to manipulate to a fundamental level this for whatever purpose they desire, they can change the fundamentals to influence reality.

Most of said people with vast control of everything create stories, beautiful stories for others to enjoy and the characters to live. Others create just worlds, places were fantasy and reality are one in the same in a precious conjuncture.

Lastly we have those like yours truly, who look to teach the people of said worlds about the grandiosity of the things beyond their senses, such are things like a gran window of worlds from where they can learn to be better and allow us to see them grow.

And what is it that I seek in all of this?

What purpose would this serve?

Learning from what could be instead of what is was allows the birth of something new, something better that maybe, and just maybe...there won't be a need for a Relic from of the future.

...

Everything was in place.

Paradox is a world of his own at the command of this author, what used to be all a white void was now a universe itself, with various planets, stars and civilizations.

The most important place in Paradox was Mysium, which could be considered the core planet where everything expanded from.

One building in one of the corners of said world stood in peace, resembling an old castle form Arthurian times it had been built and accommodated with various rooms each with a destined purpose and willing to host audiences from across fiction.