RWBY react to Storyteller

Heroes and Arkos

RBY meet up with JNPR to have launch, they tell them about the FEV, but not tell them about cloning. They did found the "Dumb Dumbs" are to funny and dangers.

"The next one have some comic book characters." Blake said.

"Wait, really?" Jaune ask.

"Yeah, why?" Ruby ask.

"You mind if we join you?" Pyrrha ask.

"Sure." Ruby said.

"Well you six have fun, I'm going to the library."

"Actually, me and Ren are going to take a run" Nora said as she grab Ren's arm and leaves.

RY and Arkos made it to RWBY's dorm room. Ruby press play

The Storyteller: FALLOUT S2 E9 - The AntAgonizer

*Kids running*

"Aw!" The girls said.

*Storyteller wave at the kids*

"He's nice." Jaune said.

'Noise' Edna.

"What it said?" Pyrrha ask.

"She is not a it." Ruby glared. "But we don't know."

*Edna fires a laser in front of the kids*

"Woah!" They all said in ancient

"Woah there ED-NA! Calm down. I know you're not a fan of the little ones, but that was uncalled for." Storyteller.

"No kidding." Yang said. Everyone gave a small laugh at the small pun. Yang has no idea what so funny.

'Noise' Edna.

*Storyteller walks to a rock to sit on*

"Sorry about that kids. Alright. I think I have a story or two in me." Storyteller.

"When do you ever not have a story?" Ruby said.

"Out here in the West most places have some form of law enforcement. Whether its an army of Securitrons, a few men and women with badges, or a hard-working sheriff." Storyteller.

"Sounds like are world." Pyrrha said.

*Capital Wasteland to Megaton Store*

In the East, the Capital Wasteland doesn't have much government. Each little town has its own law. Most of them hire a mercenary to help keep the peace, but somethimes that isn't enough and folk have to take the law into their own hands.

"That doesn't like a good government system." Pyrrha said.

"No kidding." Jaune said.

*Old western town to two ghouls inside Hubris Comics*

As far back as four hundred year ago, the dime novels and comic books told tales of masked vigilantes who fought for justice and righted wrongs.

Eventually it wasn't enough for these fictional characters to wear a mask, these "super" heroes needed crazy costumes and super-human powers to fight crime.

Jaune and Pyrrha thought of their comic series X-Ray and Vav.

The superheroes fell out of favor over time, replaced by tales of barbarians, spacemen, and heroic soldiers, but companies like Hubris Comics kept printing the funny books until Armageddon came.

"Why barbarians of all things?" Yang said. "I mean they aren't good role models."

*Back to the Storyteller and the kids*