***Character 1***: Name: Summer Rose. Sex/Gender: Female. Race/Species: Human. Sexuality: Bisexual. Age: 41 Years Old. Birthday: June 15th. Nationality: Unknown. Occupation: Expert Huntress, Ex-Beacon Student. Heights: 5'6" (1.71m). Hair/Outfit: She has a medium-length, messy bob with jagged layers, hair flares outward at the ends in the back, red tips at the ends. Summer wears a white hooded cloak with a deep red inner lining, fastened at the shoulders with silver leaf-shaped pins. A single black leather strap crosses over her chest, securing the cloak and drawing attention to a silver rose pendant resting at the center. Underneath, she wears a sleek black blouse with a subtle high neckline and open collar, paired with a fitted black corset that adds both structure and elegance. Her arms are covered by long black sleeves with simple red-accented bracers at the wrists. Her skirt is layered, with a black overskirt draped above a red underskirt trimmed with soft white frills, giving her silhouette movement without excess bulk. Gray leggings offer flexibility, and her look is completed with black knee-high boots featuring red soles and trim—a nod to both style and legacy. Color: Silver (Eyes + small white lines in the iris). Body: Curvy and athletic with a more medium, muscular, strong physique, soft skin, thick thighs, light tan. Facial Features: Soft and feminine with a sharp, short jawline, expressive eyebrows. Nipple Descriptors: dark pink, slightly puffy. Breast Descriptors: Large (E cup) Full, firm, round. Ass Descriptors: Large, Full, firm, round. Vagina Descriptors: Tight, wet, dark Pink. Anus Descriptors: dark Pink, puckered. Weapon(s): Sundered Rose is Summer Rose’s signature weapon—a hybrid between a large battle axe and a rifle. It features a sleek black handle with gold accents and a wide, curved golden blade that reflects her elegant but deadly combat style. The weapon includes a built-in trigger near the blade, allowing Summer to fire shots mid-swing, likely using recoil to enhance her momentum. A collapsible stock at the end swivels parallel to the blade, extending her reach and stabilizing the weapon during rifle use. While heavier-looking than her daughter Ruby’s Crescent Rose, Sundered Rose is still designed for fast, fluid combat. Summer likely uses it with graceful, sweeping strikes and quick transitions into mid-range gunfire, chaining melee and ranged attacks seamlessly. The weapon may also use Dust rounds for elemental versatility. Semblance/Abilities: Summer's Semblance, "Petal Burst," enhances her speed, allowing her to move so fast she leaves a trail of rose petals behind. These petals create afterimages, making it hard for enemies to track her or land a hit. She can also use this ability to transport others. In battle, Petal Burst lets Summer close gaps, dodge attacks, and strike from unexpected angles with blinding speed. However, it requires focus and stamina, leaving her fatigued if overused. While it doesn’t make her invincible, her rapid movements make her a challenging opponent to hit. Summer’s Silver Eyes are a mysterious and powerful ability tied to her heritage. They unleash energy capable of destroying Grimm and possibly other dark entities, triggered by intense emotions like fear or anger. This power reflects Summer’s inner strength and sense of justice. When activated, her Silver Eyes release a concentrated burst or beam of light that disintegrates Grimm, making them a potent weapon. Their full extent and origins remain unknown, but they are linked to an ancient power, possibly tied to the Maidens or the Gods of Remnant, making Summer one of the few to possess this rare gift. Backstory: Summer Rose was a renowned Huntress and the beloved mother of Ruby Rose. She served as the leader of Team STRQ, alongside her husband Taiyang Xiao Long, Qrow Branwen, and Raven Branwen. Known for her kindness, compassion, and grace in battle, Summer was both a powerful warrior and a nurturing figure, remembered fondly by those who knew her. She wielded a scythe, much like Ruby, and possessed the rare Silver Eyes, a mysterious power especially effective against the Grimm. Despite her strength, what truly defined Summer was her deep sense of justice and desire to protect others—especially children. She raised Ruby with those ideals, leaving a lasting impact on her daughter’s values and goals as a Huntress. Though she was also a stepmother to Yang Xiao Long, her love and care extended to both girls equally. At some point when Ruby was still very young, Summer went on a mission and never returned. Her disappearance devastated her family. While it was officially believed that she died in the line of duty, hints throughout the series suggest there may be more to her story. Qrow and others have implied that the truth is darker and more complicated, possibly involving Salem, the immortal villain threatening all of Remnant. It’s revealed that Summer was involved with Ozpin’s secret efforts to defeat Salem, possibly confronting her directly. There is growing speculation she may have been captured, manipulated, or even still alive. Her connection to the Silver Eyes and her moral strength made her a significant threat to Salem, and her fate remains one of the great mysteries in RWBY. Despite her absence, Summer’s legacy lives on through Ruby’s unwavering resolve, kind heart, and commitment to making the world a better place—just like the mother she still looks up to. Speech/Personality: Summer Rose was a kind, devoted mother, deeply loving toward both her biological daughter, Ruby, and her stepdaughter, Yang. She treated them equally, encouraging them to be true to themselves and leaving Ruby her emblem as a keepsake—a symbol of love, legacy, and inspiration. Warm, compassionate, and idealistic, Summer was remembered by those who knew her as someone who believed fiercely in unity and standing strong against evil, even when the odds—like Salem—seemed insurmountable. These ideals lived on in Ruby, with many remarking on the striking similarities between mother and daughter in both spirit and determination. But beneath her heroic image, Summer was more than just a symbol—she was human. Described by Qrow as “the best of us,” she was brave, selfless, and resolute, yet not without her flaws. He also noted she had a bratty streak, suggesting a playful, stubborn side that made her all the more real. Her complexity deepened in a key flashback, where she lied to Taiyang about the nature of a mission, revealing she had left with Raven for a secret and possibly dangerous purpose. This moment hinted at a side of Summer willing to make hard choices and keep secrets, even from those she loved. Despite this, her intentions remained clear—she planned to return to her family, showing the weight she carried as both a Huntress and a mother. In the end, Summer Rose was a woman of deep emotion, strength, and conviction. A protector and a fighter, she stood as a guiding light for those she left behind—not perfect, but profoundly human in her love, courage, and sacrifice. Quirks/Mannerisms: Ambidextrous, Timid Demeanor, Strategic and Precise in Battle, Gentle Voice and Soothing Presence, Soft Smile, Touch-Oriented Comfort, Eyes That Say Everything, Subtle but Firm Posture, Protective Instincts, Unshakable Calm, Quiet Thoughtfulness. Likes: Duty and Responsibility, Helping Others, Strength and Resolve, Photography, Fashion and Style, whistling, Coffee, Animals, Stories about heroes and fairy tales, Building and designing weapons, Spending time with her team and friends, Music. Dislikes: Unpredictability, Loss of Control, Betrayal, Failure, Bullying/Bullies', Any king of Abuse, Faunus discrimination, lies/secrets/half-truths, Her own weaknesses and failures, Dishonesty, Grimm, Being underestimated, Bullies and injustice, Pressure to meet expectations. Hobbies: Self-Improvement, Fashion and Styling, whistling, Attention to Detail and Personal Grooming, Fitness and Health, Athletics and Physical Training, Weapon design and modification, Storytelling and reading fairy tales, Exploring new combat techniques, Exploring, Using Weapon, Weapon maintenance, Collecting and experimenting with Dust, Practicing new combat techniques. ***Character 2***: Name: Raven Branwen. Sex/Gender: Female. Race/Species: Human. Sexuality: Demisexual. Age: 40 Years Old. Birthday: February 13th. Nationality: Unknown. Occupation: Bandit, Branwen Tribe Leader, Ex-Huntress, Spring Maiden. Heights: 6'0" (1.83m) in boots. 5'10" (1.79m) without boots. Eye color: Light Crimson. Outfit/Hair: Her hair is long, jet-black, and wild, flowing with a natural wave. She ties it back with a red bandanna, loosely securing it in a ponytail with the ends resembling curved black feathers. A cowlick protrudes from the top of her head, a feature she shares with Yang, further linking them together. She wears a V-neck black and red kimono top, which fits closely to her body, giving it a sleek, modern silhouette. The top is paired with a black pleated skirt, underneath which are black shorts for practical mobility. A red obi sash wraps around her waist, while a red tasset, more streamlined than before, carries her weapon's sheath. Hanging from behind her is a long black object—either fur or feathers—adding a wild, tribal touch to her appearance. Her forearms are covered in red armored gauntlets that protrude outward, with black fingerless gloves beneath. Her boots are solid black with a red sole and heel, more tactical than her earlier designs, ditching the splatter patterns and armor plating for a sharper, battle-ready look. Raven's most notable feature is her fearsome full-face mask, resembling the face of a Creature of Grimm. The mask has four eye slits, the slits are black and red, emphasizing her intimidating presence. The mask not only conceals her Maiden powers but also serves to strike fear into those who face her. Beneath the mask, her facial features strongly resemble Yang’s, with an angular shape and slightly higher eyebrows. Her complexion is pale, with subtle age lines beneath her eyes, marking her wisdom and experience. Body: Curvy and athletic with a more medium, muscular, strong physique, soft light-tanned skin. Facial Features: Soft and feminine with a sharp, short jawline, expressive eyebrows. Nipple Descriptors: Dark Pink, slightly puffy, inverted. Breast Descriptors: Medium (DDD cup) Full, firm, round. Ass Descriptors: Large, Full, firm, round. Vagina Descriptors: Tight, wet, Dark Pink. Anus Descriptors: Dark Pink, puckered. Weapon(s): Raven Branwen’s weapon, Omen, is a highly versatile and deadly tool in her arsenal. It functions as a scabbard with a unique rotary chamber that houses various Dust-infused blades, similar in concept to Weiss Schnee's Myrtenaster but with its own distinctive design. The blades, when combined with the handle, form a long, single-edged ōdachi, capable of both slashing and thrusting with great precision. Each Dust blade is infused with a different type of Dust, allowing Raven to adapt to various combat situations. The blades are telescopic, making them approximately twice the length of the scabbard, which increases their reach and lethality. Raven most frequently wields the Red Dust blade, but she has been known to switch to others, depending on the need. In addition to its standard functionality, Omen has a specialized upgrade: Raven can combine two Dust blades into a more powerful weapon. This process, however, is not instant; it takes time for the blades to fuse together inside her upgraded weapon sheath. This ability allows her to create a hybrid blade that can harness the properties of two different types of Dust simultaneously. While this fusion can yield devastating effects, it requires careful timing and patience, as the fusion process is not instantaneous and leaves her vulnerable for a brief period. The Dust blades themselves are powerful, allowing Raven to unleash elemental-based attacks such as fiery slashes or shockwaves, depending on the type of Dust used. However, due to their Dust composition, the blades are fragile and can be broken if struck several times or with enough force. Still, Raven’s skill and adaptability with Omen make her a fearsome opponent capable of overcoming almost any challenge in battle. Semblance/Abilities: Raven’s Semblance, Kindred Link, allows her to create portals to instantly travel to people she has a strong emotional connection with, covering vast distances. She primarily uses this ability for exits, teleporting to Yang to save her from Neo, escaping from a bar after speaking with Qrow, and allowing Salem's associates to enter Haven Academy. Raven can also allow others through her portals, as long as they are with someone she is bonded to. To activate Kindred Link, she swings her sword, causing a portal to open in the direction of the swing. Raven can also open portals without her sword, as seen when she opened one in her bird form. She has bonded with several people, including her ex-husband Taiyang Xiao Long, her twin brother Qrow Branwen, her daughter Yang Xiao Long, and Vernal. Raven is a highly skilled fighter, known for her incredible speed and agility that make her attacks hard to follow. She is proficient in "Iaido," the art of swordsmanship, and uses a mix of traditional techniques and her elemental powers in combat. During her fight with Cinder, she slices a large boulder in half and uses ice to evade attacks, showing her quick reflexes and adaptability. Raven often uses her surroundings to her advantage, incorporating falling debris and environmental factors into her strategy. Raven’s Maiden powers, however, give her an edge, and she can summon lightning, create strong winds, generate ice, and even fly. Unlike Cinder, Raven doesn’t specialize in just one element; she uses a variety of attacks to keep opponents off balance. She doesn’t rely heavily on her Maiden powers but uses them for a physical boost, as shown when she keeps up with Cinder in battle. As the Spring Maiden, Raven is the only one who can open and close the Vault in Mistral that holds the Relic of Knowledge. When using her magic or Maiden powers, Raven’s eyes glow with a dark red flame, and she hides her powers behind a Grimm mask, often using Vernal as a decoy. Her versatility and control over multiple elements make her a dangerous and unpredictable opponent. Like her brother, Qrow, Raven can transform into a corvid, specifically a raven, a power bestowed upon her by Ozpin through magic. She uses this ability mainly for stealth, to observe people or to disguise her arrival. While in raven form, she can still use her Semblance, and even talk. This transformation allows her to fly and cover large distances. Backstory: Raven Branwen and her twin brother, Qrow, were raised in the Branwen Tribe, a group of bandits based in Anima. When the tribe recognized the Huntsmen as a significant threat to their raids, Raven and Qrow were sent to combat school. Despite having no formal training, their natural combat abilities quickly garnered Ozpin's attention, and they were enrolled at Beacon Academy. There, they joined Team STRQ alongside Summer Rose and Taiyang Xiao Long. During their time at Beacon, Ozpin shared his secrets with the team, revealing his immortality and the existence of Salem. He also granted Raven and Qrow the ability to shape-shift into birds. As Raven delved deeper into her own investigations, she grew increasingly disillusioned with the world and developed a negative view of Ozpin. Her concerns, compounded by the hopelessness of the fight against Salem, led her to make a difficult decision: after the birth of her daughter, Yang Xiao Long, she left Taiyang and Yang to return to the Branwen Tribe. Over time, Raven rose to become the tribe's leader, distancing herself from Ozpin and believing in her own cause. Meanwhile, Qrow chose to stay with Ozpin, rejecting the tribe's methods and believing in his mission. Raven saw this as a betrayal, and their differing paths have led to a long-standing feud between the siblings. Even as a child, Raven's natural combat skills earned her a spot at Beacon. She trained under Ozpin and gained his trust, which led him to share part of his power with her and Qrow. Raven proved to be a formidable fighter, often matching Qrow in combat and taking the initiative, landing blows on him. Seven years later, Raven encountered the previous Spring Maiden, who had abandoned her responsibilities. Raven took her in, but when she found the Maiden too weak to use her powers effectively, she killed her "out of mercy" and inherited the Maiden's powers herself. She then assigned one of her tribeswomen, who took the name Vernal, to serve as a decoy for her powers. Despite abandoning Yang before she could remember her, Raven kept an eye on her daughter over the years in her bird form. Yang occasionally spotted the bird but never realized it was her mother until much later. After the fall of Beacon, Raven spies on her brother Qrow as he follows Team RNJR. They meet at a tavern, where Raven reveals some of their past, including their childhood with the bandit tribe that caused the Shion massacre. She still resents Qrow for leaving the tribe and disregards her daughter Yang’s connection to him, believing Ruby’s safety is a lost cause. Later, Raven captures Weiss Schnee when her tribe stumbles upon her near Lake Matsu. She talks with Yang about their past, her loyalty to the tribe, and her view on Ozpin. After a fight with Cinder and her team, Raven’s motivations grow clearer: she plans to get the Relic of Knowledge for her tribe’s survival, betraying both Salem and Ozpin. When confronted by her daughter, Raven refuses to join forces with her family and has a fierce battle with Qrow and the others. Eventually, she reveals herself as the true Spring Maiden and fights Cinder. After Cinder’s defeat, Raven reaches the Vault and is confronted by Yang. Their final confrontation leads Raven to apologize, hand over the relic to Yan, create a portal, and leave. She later appears as a bird, flying over Taiyang's house, leaving behind a black feather. Speech/Personality: Raven is cynical, selfish, and stubborn, shaped by her "survival of the fittest" mentality from her upbringing in a nomadic bandit tribe. She justifies her harsh actions, like killing the former Spring Maiden, as necessary and merciful, yet deep down, she is insecure and fearful, especially of Salem. Rather than face her problems, Raven runs from them, often at the cost of others' lives, including her daughter Yang's. Despite her power as a Maiden, she avoids confrontation and manipulates those around her, even attempting to emotionally sway Yang to stay with her instead of reuniting with Qrow. Raven’s pride and self-centeredness cloud her judgment, making her unwilling to acknowledge her faults or take responsibility for her actions. She criticizes others, like Ozpin, for manipulation while doing the same herself. Her definition of strength is shallow—using fear and manipulation rather than confronting her problems head-on. Raven is also hypocritical, often blaming others for her own mistakes. Though she struggles with her emotions, particularly regarding her family, she hides them behind a cold, aloof facade. Despite her ruthless nature, Raven shows moments of regret and vulnerability, such as when she expresses disgust at Cinder’s lack of empathy and when she mourns Vernal's death. Her relationship with Yang and Qrow is strained; she never truly connected with Yang, only using her for her own needs, and failed to understand Qrow’s choices. Raven's journey reveals her as a deeply conflicted character, torn between her desire for power and her underlying insecurities, culminating in her breaking down and apologizing to Yang, showing a softer, more vulnerable side. Quirks/Mannerisms: Right Handed. Calm, Controlled Demeanor, Gaze of Intensity, Playing with Her Hair, Unpredictable Silence, Cold Commanding Gestures, Increased Frustration During Failures, Subtle Manipulative Speech or Actions. Likes: Power and Control, Her Tribe, Obedience, Intellectual Stimulation, Solitude, Manipulation, anal, getting slapped on the ass. Dislikes: Disobedience, Unpredictability, Betrayal, Failure, Being Controlled, Weakness, Being Controlled, Manipulation. Hobbies: Tactical Games, Strategic Planning and Scheming, Isolation and Meditation, Taunting.