Kyle's Adventures in Remnant
Chapter 2: The first day of Beacon Academy.
A/N: Still accepting votes for the pairing with my OC. So far, it's Yang: 2, Ruby: 1, everyone else: 0. If you want your favorite girl represented, throw on the votes, eh?
While Ruby and I had been running up to the area that the airship to Beacon was going, we had to stop because Ruby wanted cookies. COOKIES?!
"If you make us miss this ship because of your cookie addiction, I swear to the GODS I will never let you have a cookie again!" I yelled. Ruby was munching on what she had as she ran with me.
"I'm sorry… mmm!" She managed to get out. Ruby and I still ran at full speed. I saw the doors closing.
"We're never gonna make it!" I yelled. Ruby swallowed her cookies.
"I got this." She said. She wrapped her arms around my waist, then everything was a blur. All of a sudden, we were on the ship. All I remembered was a loud boom, and then we were there.
"Whoa!" I said. I looked around, trying to figure out what happened.
"Super speed." She said. "My Semblance."
"We were going to make it the whole time, weren't we?" I asked her. I got to my feet, and begun to dust myself off as Ruby put another cookie in her mouth.
She had replied, "Mm-hm!" and nodding at the same time. I shook my head, giggling to myself.
"Nice one, Ruby. I should give you more credit." Ruby and I made a fist-bump. We looked for a place to sit down together.
Ruby asked, "Why didn't Professor Ozpin and Professor Goodwitch take us on their ship?"
"No special privileges for students, I suppose. Or maybe they needed to discuss something super top secret." I said back. Personally, I didn't care. I was happy to be on my way to Beacon regardless of how I got there.
Ruby said, "My sister's supposed to be on this ship, too. I just haven't seen her yet." I was actually interested to meet her sister because Ruby said she had similar weapons to my own Indigo Volts. I pulled them up to look at them again, remembering my Dad. I smiled to myself.
"Hello?" I was snapped out of my trance.
"Sorry. It's just… I miss my Dad a lot. I know the news of his disappearance took everyone by surprise." I said.
"Oh my God! Ruby!" I heard a voice out of nowhere, and then Ruby got picked up and hugged by a blonde girl.
"Oh, I can't believe my baby sister is going to Beacon with me! This is the best day ever!"
"Please, stop…" I heard Ruby say. The blonde girl backed off, and I saw… the chest.
"Yowza." I said silently to myself. I remember hearing all about Ruby's sister on the way in, though, and I don't want to leave a bad impression, regardless of what happened. I got up, and waited for Ruby to introduce me. Her sister looked at me, and looked me over, still smiling.
"Looks like you already made a friend, too. What's his name?" She asked.
Ruby said, "This is Kyle. He's been bumped up a few years, too, right?"
"Kind of, yeah." I said, half-lying. How would everyone have reacted if they heard I never even went to Signal? I have no idea!
"Kyle Tesla, to be precise." I put my hand out. Ruby's sister suddenly looked surprised.
"Did you say 'Tesla?'"
"Yes. The same."
"You're Kalin Tesla's son, aren't you?"
"Precisely." She shook my hand after getting over her shock. I let her try to get over her shock on her own. I think I'm going to have to get used to this 'mere mention of my last name' thing.
"He never said he had one."
"Your name, ma'am?" I said, wanting to get her out of her trance. Ruby spoke up.
"He's already heard this from me, Yang…" She said to her.
"Oh, sorry! Name's Yang. Yang Xiao Long."
"Ruby's been telling me your weapons are similar to mine." She looked at my hands, noticing the gauntlets.
"Indigo Volts…" She said to herself. It's like my weapons are forbidden to public knowledge or something. She held them again.
"I wanted these instead of my Ember Celica, but they weren't out yet. How'd you get these?!" Ruby interjected again.
"His Dad bought them for him before he disappeared." She said. Yang looked at me, and I gave her an expression like I really didn't want to talk about that.
Yang said, "I'm sorry for your loss."
I said, "Heard that from Ozpin, Yang. It's cool." I took my hand back, and put them in my pockets on my jacket. My jacket was blue with a 'lightning hazard' symbol on each sleeve. Mostly for people to know how my Semblance worked, but my weapons are still loaded at the moment, so it's fine.
"So. How'd you two manage to skip the last years at Signal?" She asked us. Ruby spoke first.
"Ozpin saw my skill when I handled a robbery in the city all on my own! I stopped all of them except their boss. He got away, but I did save the store and most of the Dust." Yang smiled to her.
"Nice job, little sister!" She patted Ruby on the head, and Ruby giggled. "Moving up in the world. And you?" She looked to me.
"Well, I became my town's self-appointed protector, and I fought Grimm all the time." I said.
"Not bad, not bad." Yang said to me. She kept her smile of approval, so I assumed it was cool.
"I hunt Grimm for fun." I smirked to Yang. Ruby gasped at this, but Yang narrowed her gaze at me.
"I could, too."
"But you don't." I smirked more.
"True." She stated.
"Um… guys?" Ruby asked. The news suddenly came on.
"It has happened again, citizens of Vale. Roman Torchwick struck today, robbing an old man of his precious dust, as is his goal. He was thankfully stopped from taking too much dust, and escaped only with a small amount. Professor Goodwitch, and new Beacon student Ruby Rose were on the scene, but they could not be located in time for an interview. We'll keep more news posted as we get it." The newswoman had said. I growled to myself. Now I have a name to put to the face. Torchwick. He was the guy Ironwood spoke of before my Dad disappeared… and he ruined Venitio's shop while I couldn't do a thing to stop him! My fists clenched, and a few minor sparks came out of my pocket, but I got myself back under control quickly.
Yang asked, "You know him, too?" I nodded.
"He robbed an old man in my town, too." I said to her. "I remembered his face but not his name. And now I find out he was responsible for Dad's disappearance…" I took a deep breath again, remembering what Dad told me.
Flashback…
My Dad had said, "Son, your weapons are perfect to contain your energy when you don't need it, and release just enough when you need them to, but your power does respond to your emotions. Don't ever forget it." I was only 12, and had mastered the basics of using my weapon, and a proper fighting style. I could defeat Beowolves on my own then.
"My emotions say how powerful I am?" I asked him. He nodded.
"All Semblances respond to their owner in some way or another. Usually. Yours responds almost exclusively to your emotions. You need to keep it under control. If you get TOO mad, not even the Indigo Volt's dust reserves will help." He said. The look on his face had been so serious. I decided to listen to him, and attempt to not get too angry, despite some minor injuries that happened in regular school.
End Flashback.
Yang said, "Touchy subject. Got it." I think she noticed the sparks, but I didn't call attention to it to cause a scene. All of us saw one guy hobbling around. He was blonde, kind of like me, but wore knight armor on himself. He had a sword in a sheath on his side.
The guy stated, "I hate flying… Ooohh…" He covered his mouth, and Ruby, Yang, and I backed up.
Ruby said, "Hopefully he makes it to Beacon…" Yang and I nodded in agreement. I looked outside, watching the ground below. The city of Vale looked awesome from this high. Ruby and Yang also looked outside, noticing my amazement.
Yang asked, "Pretty cool, huh?" I nodded.
"I've never been in an airship before." I said. Ruby poked her head to the window while eating her last cookie. The sight of being high above a city on the way to the rest of my life… would probably the last time I would merely enjoy the wonder of what I was seeing. When we landed, the academy itself was even bigger than I thought. It soared into the clouds. I was amazed yet again.
"Holy crap." I stated as we left. Yang, Ruby, and I all walked out together. That same guy from before barfed into a trash can when we made it to Beacon.
Yang said, "Welcome to Beacon." Ruby's and my mouth opened wide.
"Whoa… I've never seen a school look so big before." I said. Ruby had suddenly shrunk into a smaller anime-form for some reason.
"Ooh! He has a collapsible staff! Ooh-ooh! She has a fire sword!" She started to float off, and Yang got her back to the both of us in normal form.
Yang said, "Easy, sis. They're just weapons."
Ruby replied, "Just weapons?! They're an extension of ourselves! They're part of us! And they're so cool…" I pulled my hands back out of my pockets to look at the Indigo Volts again. I understood where Ruby was coming from. Without these, I would become an almost untamable engine of voltage. I clenched my fists, putting them back in my pockets, but smiled to myself. Ruby understood.
Yang asked her, "Why don't you swoon over your own weapon, then?" Ruby pulled out a giant red scythe. My mouth went agape again. THAT was her weapon?
Ruby said, "Of course I like Crescent Rose. Seeing new weapons is like seeing new people, but better." Yang pulled over Ruby's hood.
Yang said, "Come on, Ruby. Why don't you go try to make some more new friends, like Kyle here?" I looked back to them both, being snapped out of the trance of looking at my own weapons.
Ruby asked me, "We're friends, right?"
I replied back, "Of course, Ruby. I would assume I'm Yang's friend, too, then?" Yang smiled. A random group of people had suddenly come up behind Yang.
"Good. You two get along and have fun now, because I gotta catch up with some old friends! Bye!" She zoomed off in quite the hurry, and shoved us into each other.
Ruby yelled, "Wait, are there dorms, do we get dorms? DO we… What am I doing?…"
"I dunno…" I replied back. While trying to readjust ourselves, we both fell onto some suitcases.
"What are you two doing!" Some voice had yelled. I recovered quicker than Ruby did, seeing a white haired girl with blue eyes. She had one large pigtail on the right side of her head, with a tiara surrounding a bun. I knew I saw her somewhere before, but couldn't remember where at the moment.
"Sorry." Ruby said. I had already gotten to my feet.
"Sorry?!" The other girl yelled back. "Do you have any idea what's in these cases?"
"No, we don't, girlfriend." I had replied with much sass. I went back to help Ruby up. "This is Dust mined from the Schnee Quarry! Dust that could have exploded!"
"Schnee?" I asked myself. "You mean-"
"YES! The Schnee Corporation! Surprised you know about it and how Dust…" She saw my hands. "INDIGO VOLTS?! How'd you get your hands on those?"
"If you must know, my Dad bought them for me to use as Hunter weapons." I replied. She narrowed her gaze at me.
"Those JUST publicly came out. Unless you got a test sample, then-"
"These are the real deal." I said, smirking. Ruby handed her one of her suitcases, which the Schnee girl took away in a fury.
"Then you should know how volatile Dust is! This can be Fire, Water, Lightning, any kind of energy! The dust can go anywhere, be used for elemental Semblances-" She was shaking a vial of dust around as she was speaking. I grabbed her arm, making her stop shaking it.
I said, "And since you are a Schnee, I would assume, you would know shaking Dust around in the air haphazardly can have some dire consequences? Specifically if someone were to…" I saw Ruby had inhaled some of the red Dust. "Uh oh."
"NO!" The Schnee girl said. Ruby sneezed, covering us in a fiery blaze.
"AGH!" She screamed. "This is exactly what I was talking about!"
"And exactly what I was trying to tell you, Princess." I said. She gave me an evil look, when I noticed the bottle she was holding was gone.
I said, "And you lost a perfectly good bottle of Fire Dust. Oops." I shrugged, dusting myself off. The Schnee girl was still keeping up an angry face. I have to admit, I was kind of enjoying making fun of this chick's inability to keep her cool.
"I said I was sorry, Princess." Ruby said. She decided to aid me in fending off this girl.
"Aren't you two a little young to be attending Beacon?!" She finally brought that up, I see.
"Well…" Ruby looked at me, and I shrugged, not knowing what to say back.
"This isn't your ordinary combat school, you know. It's more than just sparring and practice. We fight monsters." Ms. Schnee was getting under my skin, too.
"I already fought some monsters, girlfriend. I have experience." I smirked at her yet again.
"And there's still so much more to it. Now, you two watch where you're going, got it?!"
"I'll keep that in mind… Princess." I said. Princess turned around.
"Heiress, actually." Ms. Schnee, Ruby, and I turned to see a new girl, primarily dressed in black and had a black bow on her head. She had ribbons wrapped around her arms, and wore purple socks. Her eyes were yellow. "Weiss Schnee, Heiress to the Schnee Dust Company, one of the largest producers of energy propellant in the world."
"Finally, some recognition!" Weiss said. That was her name. Weiss. Okay.
"The same company infamous for its controversial labor forces, and questionable business partners." The new girl continued. I smirked yet again, with Ruby laughing with me. It's like no one really liked Weiss right now.
"How dare- Who do you-.." She snatched the dust bottle from the other girl's arms, and stormed off while her butlers grabbed the other suitcases.
Ruby yelled, "I'll make this up to you somehow!" I shook my head. I didn't owe that girl anything.
"Thanks for the, huh?" The girl dressed in black was already walking away. I ran off after her, leaving Ruby alone. I figured she'd be fine for a moment or two. I poked her on the shoulder. She turned around.
"Just wanted to say thanks for telling that stuck-up Weiss girl off. That's all."
"I was just stating facts, but you're welcome."
"Hey, my name's Kyle. So, what's yours?"
"Blake. Now, if you don't mind, I have some reading to catch up on." She put her face back in her book, and continued off.
"That's cool!" I yelled after her. She nodded as she walked. I was going to go back to Ruby, and saw Vomit-Boy from before helping her up. Since I figured it would be good for Ruby to make new friends like Yang said, I left them alone. I also assumed Blake wanted to be left alone, so I walked off on my own. I figured maybe finding Ozpin's office would do me some good. I had my own questions for him, and figured he would have time to answer some questions. I made my way to Ozpin's office past some of the others. I knocked on the door.
"Come in. I'm still setting up." I heard on the other side. I opened the door slowly, and saw him writing some paperwork.
"Mr. Tesla. Come in. Have a seat." I followed his orders.
"Already having a tough first day?" He asked me.
"Well, there was a stuck-up girl named Weiss who tried to tell Ruby and I off for messing with her baggage on accident…"
"Ms. Schnee. Tough shell to crack, that one."
"She already hates me. I tried to tell her off, and a girl all dressed in black also helped us."
"You and Ruby?"
"Precisely. I'm already making friends. I met Ruby, her sister Yang, and uh… a girl named Blake, I guess she's my friend. She wasn't mean to me. Just dismissive."
"Blake Belladonna. She was admitted the same way you were. Wanted to leave her old life and learn something valuable. Like you."
"Do you have any information on my Father?" I randomly brought that up.
"I have not had the time to contact General Ironwood yet, but as soon as I do, I will notify you. My advice for now is to try and mingle with the other students, and see what other friends you can make." Made sense, but I want to find my Dad.
"Right. Sorry to bother you, Professor."
"It's alright, Kyle. Remember. If you have any trouble, just come to my office." I nodded, and left, deciding to try and find Ruby again. I found her talking with Vomit-Boy, and she was showing off her scythe. Thing still gives me the creeps.
"Is that a scythe?!" Vomit-Boy asked.
"It's also a customizable high-impact sniper rifle." Ruby answered.
"What?" He asked her.
"It's also a gun."
"Oh."
"RUBY!" I ran to them.
"And where have you been, Kyle?" She asked me.
"Sorry about that. Just had to talk to the other girl about something… So… who's he?"
"Jaune Arc. You?" He put his hand out, and I shook it. He immediately took notice of my gauntlets.
"Kyle Tesla."
"That's an unusual last name." He said.
"I'm surprised. You're the first person I met that didn't immediately know what my last name meant." I replied back.
"What does it mean?"
Ruby said, "He's the son of a missing Hunter."
"Ruby…" I gave her a look.
"Sorry!" She said, covering her mouth and hiding her scythe away.
"I'm sorry, Kyle." He said. I looked at his weapon.
"A plain old sword? Haven't seen those for ages." I said to him, trying to change the subject.
Ruby went, "Ooooh." Jaune unsheathed it for us.
"Awesome!" I said, with stars in my eyes. Ruby responded, "I agree. What does it do?" Jaune pulled his sword out.
"I can swing it… and this is the shield." He pulled up the sheath, and it extended into a shield. He couldn't get it though, and was flailing it around for a moment, trying to get it back. Ruby giggled, and I just shook my head slightly.
"The shield gets smaller if I don't feel like carrying it anymore." He said.
"Doesn't it still weigh the same?" Ruby asked him.
"Yes it does." Jaune told us.
"I'm a nerd when it comes to weapons." Ruby told us. 'Guess I went a little overboard when I designed it."
"You built that?"
"Yeah. Didn't you?"
"It's a hand-me-down. My Great Grandfather used it in the war."
"More like a family heirloom, eh?"
"Yes."
"Well, I like it."
"I do, too." I said. Interesting that his own family would trust him with something like this. It must be valuable.
"People just don't have an appreciation for the classics these days." Ruby said.
"Yeah. The classics." Jaune replied. I thought I noticed something in his expression, but I might be fooling myself.
"So, why'd you help me back there?" Ruby asked him.
"Why not? It's like my Mom always says. 'Strangers are just friends you haven't met yet.'"
"First time I heard that one." I brought up randomly.
"Well, where are we going?" Ruby asked us.
"I don't know. I was following you." Jaune brought up.
"I can bring us to the lobby. I made my way to Ozpin's office before." I said. We made our way there, where I saw Yang again.
"I'll leave you guys alone for now… uh… I want to talk to Yang for a moment." I told them.
Ruby said, "Yang's here?" I nodded.
"I want to see how her weapons are so similar to mine." I told her.
"Don't challenge her to a fight, Kyle."
"I won't. I just want to see them." I told her. I walked towards Yang, leaving Ruby and Jaune. Yang turned her eyes up.
"Hi, Kyle." She said.
"Yo, Yang. Listen, Ruby told me you're weapons are similar to mine. Can I get a sneak peak?" Yang got up.
"Sure. Just don't expect me to use them right now. There are too many people."
"I don't." She turned on the Ember Celica. They unwrapped all the way around her forearms, and shined with golden brilliance. If Ruby nerded out before, I was about to. I shrunk into an anime form myself.
"HOLY WAH! This is amazing! What a design! The shooting part is built IN to the punching part?! OOoooh!" I was floating everywhere around her, when she suddenly pulled me down to Earth.
"Wow. You are like Ruby. No wonder she's attached to you." She said.
"Sorry. I've gotten in love with punching gloves ever since I got mine." I said. I tried to feel one of them, but forgot my metal finger rubbed up against it.
"Oh. Yeah." I said out loud. Yang looked worried.
"What happened?" She asked me.
"I can't remove these." I told her.
"Why not?"
"It's part of my Semblance. If I don't wear these, my shocking abilities are uncontrollable. And even then, I need Dust to put it under complete control."
Yang asked, "They didn't teach you how in Signal?" Oh no… If she found out I never went to Signal…
"No. They deemed my Semblance was 'too wild' and 'dangerous.' So my Dad got these."
"Sorry. It must suck not being able to feel with your hands." She said to me. I nodded.
"You have no idea. I need to wear these all the time." I felt her arm on my back.
"Chin up. You're at Beacon now. They can help you get stronger to control your Semblance." I looked at her, and she turned the Ember Celica off.
"You think so?"
"Totally. Beacon teaches a lot of stuff you don't learn at Signal. If you don't learn here, you'll never control it." How comforting.
"T-thanks." I smiled to her, kind of.
"Don't worry about it." She slapped my back, and we saw Ruby walking for us.
Ruby said, "Oh… man…"
Yang, seeing her said, "Hi, little sister. How's your first day?"
"You mean since you ditched Kyle and I and we exploded?"
"Whoa, meltdown already?"
"No. I literally almost blew a hole in front of the school. Kyle was there. There was some fire, and I think some ice." I nodded.
"Are you being sarcastic?" Yang asked playfully.
"No. We ran into this one girl, but she yelled at me, and Kyle yelled at her back, defending me, but she kept yelling, and I just wanted her to stop…" I saw Weiss behind her right then.
"YOU!" Weiss said. Ruby jumped into Yang's arms like she was Scooby-Doo.
"Oh God, it's happening again!"
"Oh my God, you really did explode." Yang said. Weiss still did not look amused.
"You could have blown us off the edge of the cliff!" Weiss stated.
"It was an accident!" Ruby exclaimed.
"Look, Princess. I think we've had enough of you for one day. Just leave us alone, and we won't give you any trouble." I said. In response, she gave me and Ruby two pamphlets.
Ruby asked, "Um… what are these?"
Weiss said, "The Schnee Dust Company is not responsible for any injuries or damages sustained while operating a Schnee Dust Company product. Although not mandatory, the Schnee Dust Company urges their customers to read and familiarize themselves with this easy-to-follow guide to Dust application and practice in the field."
Ruby said, "Uhhh…." We took them from her.
Weiss asked Ruby, "You really want to start making things up to me?"
Ruby replied, "Yes."
Weiss stated, "Read this, and never speak to me again." Okay, that tore it. I crumpled mine up in front of her, and tossed it aside. Weiss gasped.
I said, "I already know the dangers of Dust and using it in the field, thank you very much. It's just that YOU were the one waving the Dust around before. Maybe you should read it yourself." Yang brought her arms between me and Weiss as soon as she tried to jump me.
Yang said, "Whooooaaaa guys. You just started off on the wrong foot. Now, let's try this again. Ruby, you first."
Ruby said, "Great idea, sis. Hi, Weiss, I'm Ruby." Yang gave me a look, and I swore her eyes turned red for a brief moment, spooking me into listening to her.
"Hi. I'm Kyle Tesla." Weiss' mouth dropped for a moment, and she pulled the bottom lip back up.
"Hold on. TESLA?!" She asked me. I told her my last name on purpose.
"Yes."
"Kalin Tesla never had a son."
"He did 16 years ago. He kept his Hunter and family lives separate."
"I… get it." Ruby spoke up again.
"Wanna hang out? We could go shopping for school supplies."
"Yeah, and we can paint our nails, try on clothes, and talk about boys, like tall, blonde, and scraggly over there!" She pointed to Jaune.
"Not being involved there…" I thought to myself.
"Wow, really?!"
"No." She looked back at me.
"But you on the other hand…" She looked back at me.
"Yeah…?" I asked her.
"I think I know how you got those Indigo Volts… and how you're seemingly as good as you are with them. It should take years to master the grips on them." She smirked at me.
"It's true Mr. Schnee and my Dad knew each other, but that hardly means…"
"I think it does mean that."
"You laid your hands on her?" Yang asked me.
"Only to prevent her Dust bottle from exploding on Ruby and I, but I was too late." I told her. Yang seemed to accept that answer.
"Ahem…" Ozpin spoke up on the microphone. "I'll make this brief." Everyone gave Ozpin their full attention.
"You have traveled here today in search of knowledge. To hone your craft and acquire new skills. And when you have finished, you plan to dedicate your life to the protection of the people. But I look amongst you, and all I see is wasted energy in need of purpose, direction. You assume knowledge will free you of this, but your time at this school will prove that knowledge can only carry you so far. It is up to you to take the first step." He then left the speaker. I was not becoming a Hunter to be a hero. I was becoming one to get answers to my questions. Did I miss something? It was then that the blonde haired woman professor took the microphone.
"You will gather in the ballroom tonight. Tomorrow, your initiation begins. Be ready. You are dismissed." That was brief, yet got me thinking. Weiss got in my face as I was thinking.
"As I was saying. I know you're just here to get answers for your father's death." I almost exploded at her, but Yang held me back.
Ruby said, "Disappearance. No one knows what happened to Team KNTO." Yang whispered to me, "Down, boy." I stopped flailing, but I still felt her hold on me.
Weiss said, "Being a Huntsman requires more than just determination and strength. You need wit. Like mine." I nodded. I remembered my Dad saying you needed heart.
"And heart." I said to her, still looking angrily at her.
"Excuse me?" She said.
"Heart. I think I finally get what my Dad meant now."
"Huh?"
"Heart. The guts to stay true to your goals, and help everyone you can. Something you lack, Princess." Yang let me go. Jaune showed up behind Weiss.
"I'm a natural blonde, you know." He had stated. Weiss held her head up with her pointer and middle fingers.
"Me too." I said. I took a deep breath.
Later… at night… I made my way to the guy's side of the room, pulling out my sleeping bag from my pack.
I looked to the girls, seeing Ruby and Yang talking about their day so far. I also saw Blake reading by the candle in the distance. So… 3 or 4 friends… 1 enemy. Not bad, right? Jaune walked by me. His pajamas were in a one-size-fits-all blue shirt, and mine was a red shirt with yellow stars, and blue sweatpants with lightning bolts, like my gauntlets. I kept them on, and had bare feet. I find it hard to want to put socks on at night. It's alright in the day time after I have a pop or a coffee, but I go barefoot until then. You try putting on socks with metal gloves perpetually stuck on your hands!
Jaune said, "Kyle, hi!" I waved to him. "You're still wearing those?" He asked me. I nodded.
I said, "I can't take them off. It keeps my Semblance in control."
Jaune asked, "Semblance?" I looked at him funny. "What do you mean Semblance?"
"Well, let me put it this way. I have an electric storm inside me that forcefully puts its energy out through my hands. If I don't wear these gauntlets, they'll shock and destroy everything. Kind of." He looked surprised.
"OK, then." He told me.
"Jaune… how do you not know about Semblances? Do you not have one?" I asked him. He thought about it for a moment.
"No, not really." Weird, Ozpin accepted a guy with no Semblance ability?
"Well, you'll figure it out here. Trust me. Can't be any worse than mine." I smiled.
"Look. I need to go to bed, I'm really tired after that big dinner I had." He told me. I nodded to him.
"Good for you. I need to go to bed, too. Night, man."
"Good night." Jaune walked off. I decided to watch the girls, and it looked like Yang was trying to get Ruby and Blake to be friends. Weiss came up after some time… and I immediately wanted to teach her a lesson, but I knew that Ozpin and the other professors would look down on me immediately. Plus, guys were strictly to one side, while the girls were on the other. Eventually, Blake blew out the candles. I decided to close my eyes to sleep myself. Good night Beacon Academy…
To be continued…
A/N: This is me after I was watching the episodes to get references, plus, I wanted to get the quotes right. I'm not entirely sure if my OC blends in well, but it seems to be working in my head for now. That is all that counts. Remember. If you want your choice of chick to have a pairing with my OC, or not to, leave the votes on my profile page! :D