Jack finds himself befriending a girl who is – well, not average – to say the least. However, only she can see him, as she has such a childlike persona to her and apparently believes in not only him, but the other guardians as well. But what happens when her team begins meeting the other guardians? Will Jack be able to become seen by all the RWBY team?

[Sequel to "Hide From Me"] Weiss is no longer the little girl Jack remembered. She's all grown up. That doesn't mean she no longer needs the aid of her Guardian Angel.

Jackson has always been a loner after a tragic past but what happens when he's taken to a school that trains future hunters in his search for answers and is in a all girl team?

When she died, Weiss thought it was the end - She never expected to be reborn, becoming an immortal spirit in a whole other world. Jack/Weiss. ON HIATUS

What if, when looking in the mirror, instead of your reflection, someone else is staring back at you?

[Sequel to Mirror, Mirror] Years later, when Beacon is hit by snow, Weiss remembers her Guardian Angel.

It was an accident. One minute he was balancing the staff in the palm of his hand, the next he was staring at a female version of himself.

She wanted to see the children for just one night, and comes to the room of a child with long blond hair and a missing tooth. [6 of 6]

She isn't lurking in the shadows alone. [5 of 6]

He was not the only one with eyes full of joy and wonder. [4 of 6]

He was the keeper of dreams, and a certain blond huntress-in-training has fascinating dreams to watch. [3 of 6]

Easter was meant to be celebrated with everyone, including a little cat-girl. Can a special bunny make her enjoy the day? [2 of 6]

He was invisible to all he encountered, and only one person can relate to this feeling of loneliness. [1 of 6]