Humanity. A nebulous concept, is it not? In spite of its ill-defined nature, some cling to it like a babe to its mother, while others seek to cast it aside for power, progress, ascendance. But is the power gained by progressing beyond humanity worth the price? As the old adage goes: You don't know what you have until it's gone.

The Land of Remnant is in Chaos. After the War for Auroria, the new nation of Torinth has become a nuisance to Mistral, Atlas, the Free Banks and the Principalities. Despite this, The Church of Beacon is entering another semester, another Year. A new Generation of Hunters and Huntresses will be trained to fight on the Frontier, and in War. However, it may not be as simple.

In the aftermath of the final battle Velvet Crowe gets an offer from a powerful Empyrean a second chance in a new world. Now she and her brother Laphicet has to journey and get adjusted in the world of Remnant. A story about meeting new faces, forming friendships, saving the world, finding love and redemption pairing Velvet/Jaune other pairings in the future Berseria/RWBY.

Avaline doesn't know who she was before the tides brought her to shore. She doesn't know how she came to be here. She only knows that she's wounded (shattered) and lost (planted) and she isn't sure yet she wants to know why. But what worth is there to be found in ignorance?

The Doom Slayer has come to Remnant, and he is not alone. Set after the new Doom game, will the Slayer accept his new life in this new world, or will he has no choice but to continue to Rip and Tear anyone who oppose him? Probably the latter. Again, it's after the new game, so SPOILER ALERT for the ending. Rated M because it's motherfucking Doom.