What if a boy with a dream of becoming a huntsman was betrayed by his friends and left to die in a forest? He would later find out about his family lineage, realizing he is a half-breed Saiyan. Let's see how the world of Remnant would respond to the...
In the days following his humiliation of his twin sister Alex, which resulted in the bad news of her unlocking Super Saiyan, Jaune worries that Alex might teach their other sisters this form, potentially turning them into a literal threat if they seek revenge against him.
Recently, news from Mt. Glenn regarding the White Fang and a minor breach in Vale, where Team RWBY intervened, has been circulating. However, this doesn't concern Jaune, as it isn't part of his responsibilities. He now lives in the forest outside the walls of Vale.
Jaune's grandfather has secretly provided him with a house and supplies, offering shelter for his new life outside the Kingdom's walls with the technologies of capsules that allows food or anything that you've think of fit into just one capsule and all you have to do is just press the button then kaboom there's your food, shelter or anything that the capsule was made for.
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A modern, multi-story house situated on a sloped, forested lot exuded tranquility and sophistication. The house featured a sleek, contemporary design with large glass windows that offered expansive views of the surrounding trees. The exterior was a blend of dark and wooden paneling, which harmonized seamlessly with the natural environment.
The front of the house included a driveway leading to a garage beneath the main living area. The architectural style emphasized clean lines and integration with the landscape, creating a harmonious balance between the built and natural environments. The overall ambiance was serene and secluded, making it an ideal retreat.
Jaune's life here was fulfilling. He had secured a new job as a hunter in the forest beyond the kingdom's walls, a role that paid well due to the dangers and skills involved in living outside the protected areas. His job not only provided him with financial stability but also allowed him to remain close to nature, which he found soothing and invigorating.
This morning, Jaune sat on the deck of his house, sipping a cup of freshly brewed coffee. Today was his day off from hunting, a rare moment of respite in his otherwise busy schedule. The air was crisp, and the sounds of the forest-chirping birds, rustling leaves-provided a calming background to his thoughts. He took a deep breath, enjoying the peaceful solitude his home provided.
Reflecting on the events that had transpired recently, Jaune couldn't help but think about the fight with Alex. Despite the brutal confrontation, he felt a sense of closure. Years of pent-up anger and frustration had been released. He hoped that Alex and the others might eventually understand his actions and perhaps even forgive him, though he knew it would take time.
As he looked out over the forest, Jaune felt a renewed sense of purpose. Living outside the kingdom's walls had given him a unique perspective on life and strength. He had grown not just as a fighter but as a person, learning to balance his inner turmoil with the calmness of his surroundings.
The tranquility of his home stood in stark contrast to the intensity of his recent battles. It was here, away from the expectations and judgments of others, that Jaune found peace. He planned to spend the day working on his garden, tending to the various plants he had cultivated around his property. Gardening had become a therapeutic hobby for him, a way to connect with the earth and find inner peace.
