Disturbance:
"Unidenti-[static]-ostiles! Sergeant Az-[static]-a's down! Requ-[static]-mediate assista-[static]-" Ruby's scroll buzzed, and the video ended, and Ruby sighed. She wrote scribbled something down in a notebook, and I looked up at her.
"Why're you listening to that again?" I questioned her, and she smiled slightly.
"Because... It's kinda intriguing. They were attacked by an unknown enemy, which I find... Terrifying but amazing, both at once." She replied, I climbed off of my bed and walked over to her. "What're you writing?" I asked her, and she gestured to the notebook.
"Just trying to figure out what they were saying." She answered, and I looked at the page, which read "Unidenti?fied h?ostiles! Sergeant Az?a's down! Requ?esting im?mediate assista?nce?". "Do you think that it makes sense?" She asked me, and I shrugged.
"It makes more sense than static?" I suggested, and Ruby sighed, and laid her head on the bed.
"Where's Yang..? I'm bored..." Ruby whined, and I chuckled at her. "Ugh... You got anything to do?" She questioned me, and I shrugged once again "Ugh..." The red-clad girl groaned again, before continuing her sentence. "What do you think Weiss is doing?" Ruby sighed, turning herself around several times on her mattress.
"Probably doing some studying, or something 'princessy'! Yang's voice erupted from the door, and Ruby shot up from her bed happily.
"Yang! You're back!" She exclaimed joyfully, and Ruby wrapped her blonde sister in a hug.
"Oum, you act like I've been gone for a year. You miss me that much, sis?" Yang questioned Ruby, who nodded, jumping away from the blonde huntress. "So, what do you two wanna do? We've looked around, now what?" She asked the both of us. Once again, I shrugged, and Ruby shrugged too. "It's decided then, we're finding Weiss!" Yang shouted, grabbing the two of us, and dragging us from the dorm room.
"Weiss!" Ruby called to the heiress, who was sat quietly alone in the library. The white-haired girl looked up in shock, and probably anger, her eyes wide. The three of us walked over to the final member of our team, and she glared at Ruby.
"Ruby. This is a library, be quiet." She hissed at our leader, who looked around the room and grinned.
"There's no one else here other than us, Weiss." Ruby replied, and Weiss looked around the room.
"Well... No one else other than me." A voice spoke from behind us, and we all turned to see the owner, Jaune Arc. He grinned at us, and spoke up. "Hey girls, how are you?" He asked us, and Ruby grinned back at him.
"We're doing great. How are you, and where're your team?" She asked him, and he paused in thought for a few seconds before he answered Ruby's question.
"Probably wherever they live, I haven't really spoken to them in a while..." He said nervously, and I noticed Weiss look at him curiously.
"Why's that?" She asked the blonde huntsman, and he shrugged at the question.
"We just went our separate ways. Pyrrha and I lived together for a short while but... It didn't really work out... But I'm sure Nora and Ren live together, maybe they're actually 'together' together now." Jaune answered with a hint of sadness in his voice.
"What happened between you and Pyrrha?" Ruby asked innocently, and Jaune let out an almost inaudible sigh.
"It just... It didn't work with only us two... I guess it was Nora and Ren that were holding us together. So, she left, it was a mutual decision. We both knew it would only get worse, and I didn't want us to hate each other... She moved back to Mistral, and... I haven't talked to her since..." Jaune told us sadly, and Yang placed her arm over his shoulders.
"It's OK Jaune. Somethings just don't work. That just happened to be one of them." Yang comforted him, and he smiled weakly at the four of us.
"So, what are you guys here for?" He asked, sounding happier again. We exchanged quick glances, before Ruby replied.
"We're testing out some sort of Holo-Simulation room, special new training idea using solid holographic images or something, Ozpin told us a few days ago." Ruby told him quickly, and he nodded with understanding.
"Yeah, same here. Some new fancy sim-room, I wasn't told by Ozpin though. A couple of men came to my apartment, said something about holo-sims and they muttered something else, didn't pick up on that, they made sure I couldn't hear." Jaune replied, and shrugged.
"So. When do you think your team will get here?" I asked him, and he paused once again.
"Knowing Nora and her uncanny ability for Dramatic Timing, I'd say... Shortly." Jaune said, and what sounded like an explosion came from the entrance, followed by a loud shout.
"Jaune!" The ginger's voice echoed around the library.
"Very shortly..." Jaune sighed, and Nora appeared behind him, a large grin plastered on her face as she looked at her leader. "Morning Nora, good timing as always." Jaune said, and heavy footsteps sounded from behind the ginger huntress.
"Nora... Never... Ever do that..." I heard Ren heave, and he let out a small wave to the rest of us. "Good morning Team RWBY, how have you been." He greeted kindly, and Yang spoke up.
"Fine. I guess you're here for the simulation room too?" She asked, and he nodded, pushing past his energetic partner.
"Yes, I'm surprised that they managed to find is, we're pretty isolated where we live." He replied, and I looked at him in confusion.
"Where do you live?" I questioned, and he smiled at Nora.
"Outside the kingdoms in a forest, our home is made from wood. In fact, Nora built most of it." The quieter man told us, and Nora nodded vigorously.
"It took over a day!" She exclaimed loudly, and Ren shushed her instantly. "I used Magnhild." Nora told us, and the five of us looked at her questioningly.
"We're lucky that there wasn't any Grimm there." Ren sighed, and Nora wrapped him in a hug
"Oh, we would'a been fine Renny!" Nora shouted, and Ren nodded whilst sighing. "So, what're we doing in the library? Why're we all here?" Nora questioned, and she looked at me.
"Weiss was here. So we came here too." Ruby answered Nora, who looked at Weiss.
"And why were you here?" Nora asked the heiress, who looked up in surprise.
"Me? I came here because there was nothing better to do." Weiss replied, and Nora nodded slowly with understanding.
I stretched my arms out as I awoke, and let out a small yawn as I sat up on my bed. I looked around the room, and see all of the others still sleeping soundly in their bed. I groaned quietly as I slowly pulled myself out of my bed. I dressed myself tediously, and left the room, leaving the door slightly ajar. I walked quietly down the lightless hallway, and I looked over every door and wall, and I once again stretched out my arms. I pushed through the door into the courtyard, and felt a warm breeze hit my face, and I smiled.
"Good morning Blake. I didn't expect to see you here." A voice spoke up from behind me, and I turned my head to look over my shoulder.
"Good morning Pyrrha. Your team's here you know." I replied, looking at the red-haired warrior, who looked down at her feet.
"I did not. I... I haven't been in touch with them for a while now." She sighed, and walked up next to me. "So, what're you doing out here? I don't think that you only just got here." She said, and I nodded.
"We got here yesterday, but it's to be expected when you live with Weiss Schnee." I replied, and her eyes widened.
"You live with Weiss?" She asked me incredulously, and I nodded once again.
"I live with all of my team because we're just that, a team, I can't even begin to imagine a life without them." I told her, and she sighs, and looked off to the distance.
"I haven't... Been the best teammate... In fact, I'd say I've been a terrible one. I haven't talked to any of them for almost a year, Blake. I don't believe that I should've left them alone for so long... But I did." She muttered, her emerald green eyes watering as she did.
"Pyrrha. It's fine. Jaune said you two tried living together, but it didn't work out. Maybe your mind just... Needed time alone." I suggested to her, and she nodded before taking a deep breath.
"I wonder what they're going to say..." Pyrrha murmured to herself, and she took a second deep breath. "It was nice talking to you, Blake..." She sighed, and sauntered away sadly, and I gazed out at the city of Vale, the lights glowing in the early morning sunrise. I sighed with content, and smiled to myself as I stared at the city, car headlights moving around like ants.
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