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kittyprincessofcats · 3 years

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RWBY Volume 8, Episodes 8-12

All caught up with RWBY now! (Except for the premium only episode.)

So, two things first: 1. From now on, my blog will no longer be spoiler free for RWBY! I don’t have premium access, so no spoilers for that, but beyond that, I might now reblog spoilers for everything that’s been released to the public. Blacklist “#RWBY spoilers” if you don’t want to see them.

2. I was going to ask what the spoiler policy in this fandom in general is when it comes to premium access. From what I’ve seen, Youtubers usually wait a week before uploading their reaction videos, which I appreciate – but here on tumblr almost no one seems to hold back. I saw a spoiler for “Creation” before it was released publicly. The day episode 13 was released for premium access, I had to unfollow people for posting untagged spoilers for it. And when I went into a RWBY-related tag for one second, I saw a really big spoiler that put me in a very sour mood because it also happened to be very aggressively worded against fans of a certain character (basically, along the lines of “I’m glad X bad thing happened to Y character because I hate them and their fans”). So, that scared the shit out of me and I ended up looking up more specific spoilers about what exactly happened because I wouldn’t have been able to sleep otherwise. So, from what I’ve seen, this fandom’s spoiler policy is just “fuck anyone who doesn’t have premium access” 😒. Always nice to see people being so considerate.

With that said, let’s get into my thoughts on episodes 8-12. Under the cut, because unlike some people, I try to be considerate of others who might want to avoid spoilers.

- So, the Hound really was a person. Specifically, a person with silver eyes and that’s probably what happened to Summer. THANKS, I HATE IT. This is exactly what I feared it would be and what I didn’t want it to be. (I don’t want Ruby and Yang to have to fight and kill their grimm-ified mom, that’s too sad, okay?)

- I love that Whitley really came through and came up with a plan for evacuating everyone! He’s a good bean after all! And that he managed to press that button on the computer before running from the Hound? Amazing.

- Willow Schnee being one hell of a mama bear and summoning a thing to protect Whitley was epic. She was so close to breaking down before that, but then her child was in danger and she just jumped into action right away. Protective mom instincts ftw!

- Blake’s talk about how she looks up to Ruby and how she herself lost the youthful optimism Ruby still has was SO sweet! (Also, Ladybug is an underrated ship/friendship and I really don’t get why people say they never interact? Have you all just forgotten volume 1 and how Bumbleby’s first meeting happened because Yang was trying to wingman Ruby who was trying to befriend Blake??)

- Penny fighting the virus from the inside was amazing, she did so well! I also loved seeing Nora encourage her (and echo Blake’s earlier words back to her).

- Unrelated to these episodes specifically, but I tried to think about who my favourite RWBY charactes even are right now, and I find it super hard to narrow down because I love so many of them, but if I tried to somewhat narrow it down, then (in no specific order because don’t ask me to also come up with an order): all of Team RWBY (though Blake is a personal favourite), Ilia, Penny, Salem, Cinder. (But then again, I also love Winter and Qrow and Robyn and... you get it, it’s hard to narrow down. Oh, and of course Pyrrha, but... you know.)

- “Witch” was honestly my favourite episode of the bunch. That one was just so full of epic stuff. (And now I’m wondering if Salem being one of my favourite characters has anything to do with my love for witches. I used to be obsessed with witches as a kid. In every story I read that had a witch, the witch was always my favourite character.)

- Yang and her team sure found a way inside that whale fast! Also, really handy that Ren’s semblance evolved just in time for when they needed it. But hey, I don’t want to complain about convenient plot stuff too much. Sometimes the heroes are allowed to have a little bit of good luck.

- Hazel listening to Oscar and deciding to get both him AND Emerald out of there was amazing! He really does have a soft spot for kids and wasn’t kidding about not wanting more kids to die – we love to see it! I also think it makes for an interesting parallel that Hazel decided to do this right as Ironwood was sending students to fight on the front lines and Marrow was calling it out.

- I really liked Ren telling Yang she doesn’t have to hide her fear behind jokes. Ren being able to see emotions is going to bring about so many more good moments, I just know it!

- Emerald and “Hazel’s” talk with Salem gets so much better when you know “Hazel” is actually Oscar – Emerald has gotten so much better at illusions and fooled Salem herself! That’s impressive!

- It’s really practical that Ren could sense Emerald’s fear. But also, the group really didn’t have the time to discuss if Emerald was trustworthy – they needed to get out of there asap.

- The way Salem spits out the word “semblance” when she talks to Emerald shows again that she not only underestimates these “new humans” and their powers, but also considers them inferior. It’s a nice little detail how just her tone when she says that word says so much about her worldview.

- Yang straight-up running up to Salem and blowing her up was epic. It didn’t last of course, but it was still a super bold and epic move. I’ve talked before about how cool Yang is and she just keeps getting cooler.

- Yang calling Salem out was amazing and epic, too! And when she referred to Summer Rose as “my mom” that made me tear up just a bit 😢. (I really don’t like Salem’s smile when she says “her again”, though. I don’t want grimm-ified Summer, I really don’t want it, okay? keep it far away from me where I won’t have to see it.)

- I’m a bit sad about Hazel’s death, but it was a really fitting end for his character and a really cool way to go out. The way he looked at all of those kids in danger (proving again that that’s what it’s about for him), whispered “No more Gretchens” to Oscar, punched Salem in the face as she was about to hurt Emerald, injected all of those crystals into his skin (which looked epic, by the way), told Emerald to go, fought an epic fight against Salem and then grabbed her and set himself and her on fire, burning her like a witch – it was epic stuff! RIP Hazel, you died as a hero and went out in an incredibly epic way!

- Hazel’s sacrifice must have been super tough on Emerald. He died protecting her (and JOYR) and it worked. She got away from Salem, but only because someone else, a friend, died for her. Not only must it be awful for her to lose Hazel, she probably also blames herself. (And, as I’ve seen others point out, it was probably the first time in her life an adult did something to protect her. Wow. Someone get this girl therapy, please.)

- The whale getting blown up was an absolutely epic moment. From the music to the cinematography, I loved everything about it. (That said, I will miss the whale. RIP coolest villain lair ever.)

- I loved Watts’ speech to Cinder – and I’m saying this as someone who became a huge fan of Cinder this volume. I love her, but I also love roasting her, and a lot of what Watts said was stuff she desperately needed to hear. I honestly didn’t even like Watts before that moment, but that speech might have made me like him just a tiny bit. The way he just laughed when she dangled him from a building, the way he spelled it out for her that her methods haven’t been working and threw her failures in her face, the ending with calling her “a bloody migraine” – Like I said, I’m a fan of Cinder, but that was glorious and cathartic and beautiful to witness. But what makes it really perfect is Cinder’s reaction: The fact that you’d expect her to kill him or at least scream at him, but instead she spares him and just sits down and cries. I really love what they’ve been doing with Cinder this volume and that they’re finally showing her as someone way deeper than just a power-hungry villain.

- In general, let me quickly talk about Cinder, because even without having seen the last two episodes I can already tell you that she’s my standout character / favourite character of the season. (It was Ilia for Volume 5, Salem for Volume 6, Penny for Volume 7 – and now it’s Cinder.) I said back in my post about Volume 5 that I wish they’d do more with her because after becoming rather interesting in Volume 4 they just went back to making her a pretty flat villain – and I officially have to eat my words and apologize to RoosterTeeth right now! This volume proved to me that they know what they’re doing with Cinder and explained so much about her. I’m sorry for ever doubting the writing. I now want to go back and rewatch the whole show while paying more attention to Cinder and I can’t wait to see where her arc goes from here (yes, I want an eventual redemption, and what about it?). This volume is obviously setting up something big for her – I just have no idea what it is. And at the end of the day, she’s still the Maiden of Choice. She’s the key to the Beacon relic, and that’s going to become important eventually.

- Oh, and can I mention, just by the way, that I think Cinder looks amazing? I don’t understand all the people who say they miss her red outfits when this is clearly her best look yet. The black eyepatch, the cape, the earrings, the short hair, the high boots, the shorts instead of a dress, all the black – this is her absolute best look, period.

- I’ve also noticed that the scene between her and Watts is the first time Cinder has referred to Penny by name. She’s always referred to her with phrases like “some toy” or “Polendina’s creation” before, but this time she just called her “Penny Polendina”, then “Penny” again, and asked Watts how she’s supposed to take Penny’s power “if she’s dead” (not “destroyed”, which is what Watts said, but “dead” – something you say about a person, not a machine). I think somewhere down the line, Cinder has started to see Penny as a person and respect her as the Winter Maiden. Maybe it’s because of how Penny won the fight at Amity, or maybe (though this might be wishful thinking on my part) it’s because Penny questioned why Cinder serves Salem and showed her and Emerald mercy.

- Also, side-note: While I loved Watts’ speech, it sure is bold of him to call Cinder entitled when his own villain origin story is getting overlooked for a science project.

- Neo is an amazing little troll and I love her. From stealing the lamp and skipping along the ruins of the whale happily to those texts to Cinder, all of her moments were brilliant and hilarious.

- Some characters not just forgiving Emerald is totally fair and realistic. But, as I said before (and as Oscar also points out), they don’t have to. People think a “redemption” – or let’s just call it switching sides instead of using such a loaded term – has to include everyone’s forgiveness, but it doesn’t. If Yang and Jaune never want to personally forgive Emerald, that’s okay. They don’t need to forgive her to recognize that she’s changed and work with her. And, as Oscar and Ren point out, Emerald’s abilities would be very useful to have on their side. So, personal feelings are fine and all, but right now they don’t have the luxury to dismiss a potentially very useful ally. (And same for Oz, by the way. It’s fine if they’re still mad at him, but they also need his help.)

- Also, have I already said that I’m very happy for Emerald? Because I’m very happy for Emerald for getting out of there! (Mercury’s and then Cinder’s redemption next, please!)

- F*ck Harriet for trying to get Winter in trouble for letting JYR go. I’m hating her more every second. And then she seriously said “Who cares?” about Ironwood’s plan to nuke Mantle? She’s the most unlikable of them all.

- Everyone’s reunions were so sweet! I loved Ruby and Yang hugging 😭. And Yang cupping Blake’s cheek and their forehead touch had me all 🥰 🥰 🥰.

- After he threatened to nuke Mantle, I hope we can all agree that Ironwood is a straight-up villain now. The most infuriating part is that he didn’t even have to do anything! Whitley and Weiss had figured out a way to save everyone in Mantle and the SDC ships to evacuate people were already there. All Ironwood had to do was let them evacuate everyone to Atlas, and then Penny would have opened the vault willingly and Ironwood could have used the staff to raise Atlas as planned. Problem solved! He should have just sat there and ate his food – but he was so pissed about things not going his way (or maybe he just genuinely hates Mantle that much) that he thought sabotaging the rescue plan and threatening genocide was a better option.

- I loved Marrow’s arc in these episodes and how you could tell more and more that his conscience was making him turn against Ironwood. First he questioned Winter when she was going to nuke the whale before JOYR were back, then he seemed shocked when he thought they were dead, then he tried to talk sense into the other Ace Ops after Ironwood’s ultimatum, and then he straight-up called out Ironwood himself. That last one was dangerous though, and he was lucky Winter was quick enough to jump in and pretend to arrest him, because Ironwood was going to just shoot him in the back.

- Speaking of, I wonder how long Winter has been planning to double-cross Ironwood. How long was she already disagreeing with him, but waiting for the right moment to make a move? Either way, I’m glad she was there to save Marrow.

- The Renora confession scene was so sweet and got me a little choked up 😢. I’m glad they sorted out their issues and told each other how they feel. But like I said before, I think Nora’s arc of trying to find out who she is without Ren is really good and important and Ren respecting that was really good and important as well. It was just a very wholesome scene. Also, I like that we got a little bit more backstory for Nora (her mom abandoned her? that’s awful), and Jaune awkwardly leaving the room was hilarious.

- Robyn telling Qrow he’s a better Huntsman than Clover because he chose to do the right thing was a really important moment for Qrow, imo. (And just a side-note: I’m sure most Fair Game shippers are pretty chill – and I’m a strong believer in ‘ship and let ship’ – but a certain subset of them is starting to get on my nerves with how they ignore Clover’s canon character and story (acting like he would have rebelled against Ironwood if he were alive as if the whole reason he’s dead wasn’t precisely because he cared more about Ironwood’s orders than doing the right thing) and how they make every new plot point about their ship somehow (Oscar’s semblance? Better be a time-travel thing so Clover can come back. Staff of Creation? Better be able to bring people back from the dead so Clover can come back.) It’s so annoying.)

- Yang and Ruby’s talk about their mom was really intense. Ruby’s been holding all of these feelings in for so long, so seeing her say out loud what we’re all fearing (that Summer was turned into a Grimm) and seeing both her and Yang break down over it – that was a lot. I loved seeing Yang comfort Ruby and tell her that her plan for Amity wasn’t useless. Their sisterly bond is so sweet.

- Penny asking Ruby to kill her was another really intense moment. The look on Ruby’s face in that moment really said it all. Ruby has been through so much, has lost Penny before, so hearing that request – even though they fortunately didn’t have to go through with it – must have still been a lot for her.

- I really loved Emerald’s cute “newly reformed villain” moments. (“You guys have been getting your asses kicked… some of that my fault” & “I’m just going to be super pissed if you all finally decide to give up the moment I switch sides.”) I’ve said before (in my She-Ra posts) that my favourite part of any redemption arc is the “former enemies, now awkward around each other” stuff, so this was right up my alley!

- “The girl who fell through the world” was referenced twice now. Between that, the image of everyone falling in the opening, and the lyrics “sometimes it’s worth it all to risk the fall”, I’m going to predict that someone – most likely all of Team RWBY – will fall into that void and potentially end up in a different world.

- The group’s plan to defeat Ironwood, stop the bomb, and get to the vault was amazing all-around. I love the parts Emerald and Winter got to play in it, I love how we saw the plan’s execution before seeing how they came up with it and I love how everyone got to help, even the Schnees and Klein. I also love that the hole Oscar blasted through the ground of Atlas became relevant again.

- The design of the vault and the door are really nice and now I wonder what the other two are going to look like.

- Saving Penny like that was super risky, but they really were out of options. Just the fact that Ruby had to be quick enough to use her semblance and get to the staff before the virus kills Penny… jeesh, that was close.

- Ambrosius is a super fun character! I love that he looked at Penny and said “I’d love to meet whoever did this.” Also, the staff seems more useful than the lamp. The lamp only lets you ask three questions per century, while the staff can be used as often as you want – as long as you’re okay with whatever it previously created disappearing.

- I honestly still don’t completely understand what Penny is now. Is she meant to be human now? Or is she just a being made up of pure aura? How does this work? Ambrosius only created the copy that destroyed herself, so what’s left is Penny’s aura – but she somehow also has a body now? I guess we’ll find out more about what exactly this means later.

- Also, while I wasn’t sure how I feel about this decision re:Penny at first, now that I’ve thought about it for a bit, I think it works. It fits with the Pinocchio story, and I like that they didn’t phrase it as “she’s a real girl now”, but as “this is the girl who’s been in there all along”. Also, Penny saying “wow” after hugging Ruby and then going on a hugging spree was adorable.

- Watching “herself” self-terminate must have been really traumatic, though. Even if that copy was just a robot, it was still a disturbing scene.

- Who shut down communications in the middle of Jaune’s broadcast? I’m assuming it was Cinder, Watts and Neo.

- The whole dimension with the doorways that Ambrosius created looks amazing. (A while before watching this episode, I wondered if Raven could theoretically save Atlas by getting everyone to safety with her portals. It might not have been Raven, but I’m glad I was at least onto something.)

- “Do not fall.” So, about that… they’re all falling in the opening, (and we referenced “the girl who fell through the world” twice now), so I don’t have a good feeling about that. Also, Watts has been dangled from somewhere high twice now, so the third time has to be when he actually falls down.

- And Cinder is there to ruin the plan because of course she is.

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of-muppets-and-men · 6 years

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Homecoming

Just a little Summer x Qrow thing I wrote for fun

It was a quiet yet strikingly beautiful night in Patch. Not a cloud in sight, letting the stars shine with impunity. The moon, in its fragmented majesty, loomed as the sky’s centerpiece. Gentle winds wisping through the trees; all the while a symphony of crickets played throughout the forest. But even in the wake of such breathtaking scenery, all Summer Rose could do was worry.

The young woman stood alone in the kitchen of her friend’s home with an unshakeable sense of anxiety. She continued washing the remaining dishes from dinner, to keep her mind from straying into dark places.

“He’s just late, that’s all.” Summer repeated to herself, each time, however, growing more uncertain.

It was easy for her to maintain her composure during the day; Yang was quite the handful after all. Every single night was a struggle however. Well, a struggle without him. Ozpin was a dear friend but damned if Summer didn’t curse him every time he sent her man off to god knows where. The amount of waiting she was forced to endure was unbearable.

“Maybe this is what I get,” She contemplated, “for not telling Tai.”

Unbeknownst to many of their friends, Summer and Qrow had been dating since the beginning of third year at Beacon. A fact they didn’t intend to keep secret, but now a secret they are still struggling to hide. Summer simply didn’t have the heart to tell Tai. So much time has past; Tai was crushed when Raven left. This, this would…

No. She refused to dwell on the subject. Now, it was time to rinse off the plate she’d been scrubbing for the past five minutes.

*Knock Knock*

The knock on the door startled her, letting out a small yelp in response. Almost dropped the plate too; at least her luck was better than Qrow’s. Qrow. Summer’s wide eyed realization had her bolt towards the door leaving the other dishes behind. Her excitement had her mind racing and her heart nearly beating out of her chest..

She stopped just in front of the door trying to contain herself. Summer took a deep breath; no need to look desperate she thought. Summer’s hand slowly reached out to unlock the door and pulled it open slowly to see a familiar grin.

“Hey Small fry.” Qrow smiled brightly at his little lady.

“Hey Beanstalk.” Summer beamed back at him. “You’re late. Again.”

“Yeahhh, sorry ‘bout tha-”

Summer, unable to keep herself still any longer, practically leapt into Qrow’s arms. She locked lips with him for the first time in nearly a month. Her grip tightened around his shoulders as she slowly came to tears. She delicately rested her forehead against his.

“God I missed you,” Summer wept “Are you okay? You’re not hurt or anything, are you?”

“Ease up Sum, I’m fine, really.” Qrow said reassuringly “had a few close calls but I’m okay.”

Summer, ecstatic from her boyfriend’s long awaited return and relief from him coming home in one piece, had her locking lips with him yet again. All of Summer’s worries faded into the wind as she kept her lips pressed against his. Even after weeks of fatigue travelling through Anima, Qrow didn’t dare pull away. He looked her in the eyes, her gorgeous silver eyes, and remembered how damn lucky he was. Though as the ecstasy was wearing off, the ache is his arms started to set in.

“Ummm, Summer? This is great and all but can I put you down now? Qrow asked shakily “My arms can’t do this for much longer.”

“Oh my god, yes. Sorry.” Summer said frantically.

After setting her feet on the ground, she folded her hands at her waist and give him an awkward smile.

“Sorry, kinda got carried away.” she admitted with bright red cheeks.

“I don’t mind.” Qrow fired back with his signature sly grin.

One could hardly blame her for being so eager. They hadn’t had sex even before Qrow left for his mission. Yang was a happy yet very demanding child. They could hardly ever find a moment for themselves before Yang needed something else. For almost eight weeks straight, it was nothing but cooking, cleaning and sleeping. Needless to say, it was driving her crazy. Summer closed the distance between them, stroking her hand against his chest. Even without words, it was clear what she was asking.

“Ummmm, Where’s Tai?” Qrow asked nervously. “He’s not here is he?”

“On a training mission with some first years. Said he’ll be back tomorrow afternoon.” Summer explained with a mischievous smile, “Anddd, Yang is fast asleep so we have the night to ourselves. Whaddya say tough guy?”

“That’s all I needed to hear.” Qrow leered mischievously.

And just like that, the young crow swooped up Summer and headed towards to bedroom. Summer slowly shut the front door behind him, giggling as her prince carried her away. Qrow had to shush her as to not wake up Yang.

“What happened to being tired?” Summer gushed curiously.

“Second wind.” Qrow answered confidently.

Summer continued to giggle as Qrow led up them up the stairs. They finally reached the spare bedroom, th furthest one away from the sleeping toddler. Once they entered and shut the door, Qrow didn’t even bother to put Summer down. He pinned his rose against the wall and continued what they were doing at the front door.

Summer was in heaven; she’d been antsy for weeks and the stress of essentially being an adopted mother was taking a toll. She desperately needed this. Qrow was just as ravenous, delicately kissing everywhere he could. Every inch of her face, up and down her neck, across her collarbone; The energy in that bedroom was electric. And they’d barely even started.

Qrow took Summer to bed, slowly disrobing her and himself. And weeks of sexual frustration vanished into distant memory. Summer was distinctly reminded of how she was able to endure weeks of loneliness; for nights just like this. Conversely, Qrow remembered why he adored coming home, to see his rose bloom so brilliantly. The pair let all their troubles slip away, making love well into the night.

The following morning, the loving couple were awoken by the warmth and gentleness of first light. Summer, being ever the early bird, awoke first. She was delighted to feel Qrow’s warmth around her, reassured that last night’s passion wasn’t just a dream. Qrow felt her stirring and without even opening his eyes, he kissed her on the forehead.

Through his exhaustion, he managed to utter, “Morning Small fry. Hmmm, what time is it?”

“A little before seven I think.” Summer purred. “We still have plenty of time before Tai gets back.”

She returned the favour by kissing Qrow on the cheek. Qrow, still half asleep, smirked slightly at the notion. But Summer’s bliss began to wither. She sat up in bed, covering herself with the bedsheets. Her guilt about making love in Tai’s home with his best friend reared its ugly head. The young crow noticed her distress and became concerned for his rose.

“Hey, What’s wrong?” Qrow asked hesitantly. “Are you okay?”

“Tai. How the hell are we going to tell Tai.” she replied with a sense of dread “All this time we’ve been fucking under his roof and he doesn’t even know.”

“Shit….” Qrow breathed, “I never thought about that.”

Somehow Qrow had never realized the gravity of his actions. Perhaps his passion blinded him from the obvious. It was a problem that dangled over his head but just never acknowledged. But being the nonchalant person he was, Qrow wasn’t about to let this control him.

Qrow could tell this was tormenting her, so he sat up alongside her. He turned her around and took her hands in his own. She looked up into his eyes, trying not to cry. His face remained steadfast as he spoke:

“Summer, I know how you feel. We should’ve been upfront with Tai and Raven since the beginning. I feel terrible about all this but at the same time, I don’t. Tai can hate us all he likes but it will never change how I feel. Each and every single moment I’ve spent with you has been the best time of my life.. You make me feel alive and if I had to it all again, I would do it without a single drop of regret. I love you, Summer Rose. Til the end of my days.”

Summer was completely dumbfounded. She didn’t know what he was going to say, but she damn sure wasn’t expecting that. Qrow was never the greatest at admitting his feelings, so for him to announce that with such conviction. It made her feel truly special. She almost couldn’t find the words to respond. And she could muster through her tears of joy was:

“And I love you, Qrow Branwen.”

“We’ll tell him when the time is right, okay?” Qrow said with a defiant smile. “Now c’mon, let’s get dressed before he gets back.”

Summer confided in her boyfriend’s confidence. He was her rock just as much she was his. She had a small habit of forgetting that; how well they complimented each other. And as if almost on queue, Yang could be heard wailing in the background. Summer shifted back into her motherly mode, put on Qrow’s shirt and her underwear, and left to go soothe the poor toddler. Qrow would’ve complained, but Sum looked too cute for him to object. So instead he laid back down and thought to himself :

“What’s the worst that could happen?”

Two Weeks Later

Qrow had been given a few weeks of grace from Ozpin, and he was making the most of it. Going for beers with Tai, spending quality with his niece and generally just taking time to rest. Summer definitely appreciated the extra help, seeing how she’d been under the weather for the past little while. Qrow was watching Yang while Summer took a shower. When she came back, she looked quite distraught. She rushed over to Qrow and tapped furiously on his shoulder.

“Qrow! Qrow, can I talk to you?” Summer asked frantically.

“Uhhh Yeah sure, what’s wrong?” Qrow answered rathered puzzled.

“Okay, come with me. Tai! We’ll be back in a bit.” She stammered.

“Ummm Oookay. Sure thing.” Taiyang said suspiciously “Don’t take too long, Sum.”

Taiyang grabbed Yang out of Qrow’s lap, while Summer dragged him off the sofa and out the front door. Qrow barely had time to argue before the door shut behind them. Taiyang was pretty confused to say the least. But he decided to pay it no mind as Yang was in desperate need of a diaper change.

Meanwhile, Summer was still dragging Qrow by his arm, well and far away from the house.

“Oww come on Summer, my legs still work y’know.” Qrow griped as she continued to twist his arm. “Summer?!”

When the house could no longer be seen, Summer just stopped in the middle of the path. She finally let go of Qrow and stood in silence. Qrow was incredibly concerned because she never acted this way. Her hood was pulled over her head, which she never did when they were alone. She turned to face him, and to Qrow’s surprise, her face was awash with tears.

“Summer, what the hell is going on with you?!” Qrow snapped, not just in frustration but in fear as well. “If something’s wrong please, just tell me.”

Summer, with her head bowed, walked slowed towards Qrow till her forehead bumped into his chest. She wrapped her arms around his waist firmly but not tight enough to hurt him. After what felt like a small eternity; she finally lifted her face and through a somber voice, managed to say:

“Qrow, I’m Pregnant.”

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