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Many Years Later in Vale City...


The hooded man walked through the darkness of night to Junior's Club, walking past the bouncers with little regard to them and sitting at the counter as the music pounded. He had always hated the music of this world, especially recently.

Junior walked over to the man and said, "Welcome. What will you have?"

"Whiskey. On the rocks. Strongest you got." The man put a chip down and Junior poured scotch whiskey on the rocks before sliding it to the man, who caught it and lifted it up to his lips.

A beautiful blonde bombshell was sitting nearby, a Strawberry Sunrise in her hand. She had never seen anyone like the new guy before and especially the armor and weapons he had. The set looked ancient and weathered. Her name was Yang Xiao Long, known as the Yellow Dragon, and she listened to the conversation that Junior and the newcomer were having.

"So," Junior said to the newcomer, "You new to Vale City?"

"It's been a long time. Haven't been here in a while," the man replied, sipping his drink.

"You from Minstral?" Junior inquired.

The man shook his head after pushing his hood back and his face was exposed. He had long black hair and a black beard, clean and trimmed. One eye was silver in color while the other was a dark orange, with dark veins around it. He was handsome, despite his strange eye. "I come from the Badlands," he said after taking another sip.

"You lived in the Badlands?" Junior asked, amazed.

"For most of my life, yes."

Yang took much more interest to the newcomer than before. Her mother was in the Badlands and this guy might have the best lead as of yet. She walked sensually to him and sat down next to him, catching his attention. "I'm sorry but I couldn't help but overhear. You were in the Badlands?" She leaned forward, giving the man a glorious view of her considerable cleavage.

The man raised a questioning eyebrow at the obvious ploy, but nodded all the same. "That I was."

"Did you run into a woman in the Badlands? Her name is Raven." Yang let her legs part a bit, her tight shorts showing a bit of camel toe. She knew how to get information out of guys and the occasional girl, although she didn't want her little sister Ruby to use the same tactics.

"Raven? Yes I know Raven. She's tried to defeat me and steal a precious item of mine," the man said as he thought back to his encounter with Raven...


Her warriors lay around her, utterly defeated by the Ancient Huntsman as he held his sword in one hand, a glowing silver-blue hammer in the hand that had his ring on it. The ring's crystal and markings glowed blue in the darkness. Raven looked at him as he cocked his head. "I'll ask you one more time! Give me that ring!" she screeched, her anger masking the terror in her voice.

"Your false bravado cannot hide the fear in your eyes, girl," the Ancient Huntsman said. "But I do have a question. Why do you want my ring?"

"With that ring I can defeat Salem! The power it will give me—"

"Will corrupt your body, mind and soul to the point of no return. You will become less than a Faunus. You will become a Wraith, enslaved to the power of the ring. This ring answers to its master and only its master." The Ancient Huntsman smiled. "Me."

Raven had heard enough as she screamed, running at him with her blade ready to strike.

What followed was being hit by the hammer and frozen in place before a flurry of strikes hit her. The hammer was used again to strike her out of the ice before he knelt in front of her and proceeded to do a flurry of punches on her, his Wraith speed speeding the process up before he grabbed her face and went into her mind, seeing Taiyang, her brother Qrow... and her daughter Yang.

"Shouldn't you be taking care of your daughter?" The Ancient Huntsman asked before Raven knocked him off and quickly ran, making a portal to escape quickly. But before she could go in, her leg was frozen in place. She looked around and there was the Ancient Huntsman with a glowing bow in his hands, aimed at her head now. "Go. Because the next time we meet, I won't be so merciful." He shot her again with a Mighty Shot and when she awoke, he was gone.

She screamed and cried, feeling the burning of his ring on her face as she looked at herself and saw a small mark where his ring had contacted with her face. Permanently scarred and shamed by the Ancient Huntsman, she collapsed and cried at her misfortune.


"... Sir?"

The man was snapped out of his stupor as Yang got his attention back. "Yes, sorry. You asked me something?"

"Yeah. You defeated my mother? How?" Yang asked, curious.

"That's what happens when you try to take on the Ancient Huntsman."

The whole club went quiet. Everyone knew the legends of the Ancient Huntsman. Yang stared then started laughing. "Right. And I'm the Spring Maiden. Look, the Ancient Huntsman is a myth. Nothing more than superstition. And although you look a lot different, I know you're not him."

"Suit yourself. I never did like the title anyway. Just call me Talion." He smiled softly at the blonde beauty.

"Yang. Yang Xiao Long." She shook his hand and then both of them took a sip of their drinks.

"... So... Raven is your mother?" Talion asked as Yang sighed and began explaining her story to the strange man known as Talion once again.


Okay this chapter is done! I was invigorated by all the positive feedback I got from the first part that I had to continue! Look forward to the next part!

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