RWBY Reading of 'Relic of the Future'

4. Arrival in Mystral

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, go read it if you haven't and then come back to read this.

That ties with the spelling and grammar mistakes...weeeeeeeell I do what I can, I'll go over and change somethings, and I'll avoid repeating them, unfortunately I can't say I'll notice them all, but as chapters go I expect this bad grammar to be left behind...I hope.

And it is true that I haven't been taking advantage of the hologram and while considering it I actually found a different approach with it and see if it's better this way. I don't want to get rid of the reading format, or at least not until I've tried all possibilities to keep it, idk I think that it makes it at least slightly different from what people are used too.

Oh and don't cha worry, they will grow as they watch...at least I hope to portray it that way.

Other suggestions that haven't been mentioned have been read and were taken into consideration, I've just addressed the more immediate ones.

Anything else asked or said...it's kind of a spoiler right now, so keep tuned.

Paradox -Mystic POV-

The people in the room were given some time to catch up with the events in the book.

The discussions still stayed within their own separate groups.

Cinder's plan to stray from Salem in order to get the upper hand with the way the blonde and his group had managed to kill the queen of Grimm off for good and then rise herself to power was still simply speculation and considering.

She didn't know what factored in her death, what actually caused it and how much did it take before that final confrontation. There was too little information to work with, so keep hearing the chapters was her only option to find her own path.

She wasn't planning on being in Salem's shadow for long.

...Meanwhile with the others...

They already knew from earlier that Jaune wasn't back in their own time, instead he had potentially been sent ten years before them more or less.

What wasn't expected was the apparition of the child version of one of the people in the room and friend of some, Sun Wukong, from that time.

"The dork was sent far beyond what he expected, now Sun is a kid and...Ruby's mother is alive" Weiss was the one who had the most problems coming to terms with this, nothing had made sense for a while, and she didn't like that. "I hope not all chapters have revelations like this" The tension and emotions they caused also were troublesome.

Blake was once again seated with her team after Lancelot told her so, and now had to deal with how her team was handling everything.

She didn't really get any special out of this chapter, sure, some revelations like Sun's age or the now not dead mom of her leader were shocking and important to them, but nothing felt overly personal.

The other two parts of her team did, and as much as she wanted to stay close with her partner, she was having a better person to help them right now.

The sisters had gone with their father, sitting close to him as they comforted each other with their presence and a group hug from where they didn't seem to separate. Their eyes were red from having cried at the sight of their mother, the one thing they only knew was that she had died, not how it happened or who did it.