Yang accidentally and massively offends Blake. Will they work around it? Rated T for language and potentially inappropriate themes.
Pyrrha can't get herself to sleep- she's missing something. Rated T for language, etcetera.
Working title. Ruby and Weiss go to a dance. Rated T because I can't not at least mention dirtiness.
Ruby suffers massive trauma in battle. With what may be her last words, she has something to tell Weiss. Rated T for blood, etcetera.
Ruby takes extra help from another student and learns that the details- the little things- matter. Rated T for the usual reasons.
Weiss Schnee hates being cold. Ruby Rose wants to help. Rated T for some lightly suggestive themes.
A quick drabble. Yang is a protective big sister, and her little sister is being bullied. Yang isn't a happy big sister. Rated T for (relatively) mild violence and one or two instances of language. Be kind and review!
Everyone has crosses to bear. This will be a series of drabbles concerning those crosses. May be pushing an M rating, since I'm going for something a few shades darker.
Ruby and Yang pay Summer a visit, and grieve. Written as something of a tribute to Monty.
A series of oneshots inspired by music and lyrics, covering what I hope will be a broad range of genres. To be updated as my muse hits me with a frying pan.
Weiss finally warms up a bit when she has to spend a little time alone with Yang. Rated T because God knows there's something in there.
Weiss catches Ruby drinking, of all things! But Weiss isn't in a mood for berating- so instead, she finds herself joining her partner and having a revealing conversation. Rated T due to alcohol and mention of violence.
Join team AGES (pronounced Aegis) on their wonderful adventures in the day-to-day lives of semi-average Beacon students! See Alex, Gilligan, Elwood and Sierra fight, love, laugh, learn, and generally be foolish! Obviously OC-centered, and primarily slice-of-life insanity/silliness. Sometimes serious. T for language, violence, and crude humor/suggestive themes.
For one another, it would always be worth it.
Ruby and Yang consider that the world isn't black and white. Everything is a shade of gray, light or dark. But what are they? Rated T for being suggestive and being Enabler. Yeah, I did it. Deal with it.
Blake has to deal with what she's done. Adam doesn't really get it. Rated T because slightly heavy.
Yang is finding herself awake when she wants to be asleep. Rated T for standard reasons.
Ruby has a nightmare, but Weiss is there for her. Rated T for mention of violence and for slight suggestiveness. Questionably a sequel to Cold and Warmth.