I paced the office, nervousness clear as the light of day.
Glynda: What do you mean Beacon had fallen?
Seraph: What I said. Not to mention... That thing...
I shivered at the thought. It was massive, bright glooming red eyes. Bigger than Beacon tower. in fact... I felt that... It destroyed Beacon.
Ozpin: Seraph!
I halted my pacing, realizing that I was in Ozpin's office.
Seraph: My apologies. I forgot where I was.
Glynda and Ozpin looked to me, and with a pleading glance he... actually begged.
Ozpin: Will you tell us? Please.
I pursed my lips at the idea but sighed.
Seraph: Beacon was... attacked. A girl with raven hair, amber glowing eyes... She... That thing... It was huge.
Ozpin: What did it look like?
Seraph: Looks... Six yellow-red eyes. Large red bat-like wings... Bones. Bone-like spines goes along its body.
The more I explained the looks, the more fearful Ozpin turn.
Seraph: It... It came from... The direction of the mountain.
I looked towards the mountain and shook my head.
Seraph: That is as much as I can say. Anymore and it might change what happens.
Ozpin nodded in understanding as Glynda gave a small frown, she knew whatever was bothering me was a large problem. Beacon falling... Horrible.
Ozpin: Seraph, would you like to attend Beacon?
My head snapped to him, he raised his hands in defence as if surrendering once more.
Ozpin: As a bodyguard, so to say.
Seraph: You want me as one of your chess pieces.
He frowned slightly as I paced.
Seraph: I see things Ozzy. Whether I want to, or not.
Ozpin: We need your help.
Seraph: I...
I looked to the floor, uncertain. Joining them would mean I would have to encounter her again. I was not eager for that.
Seraph: A year.
I looked to them, deadly serious as they stared back in confusion.
Seraph: You have a year to show me warriors worthy to face her. Or I will leave.
Ozpin nodded and soon accepted my proposal. He told me of my old team room and sent me there, mentioning I will attend the classes to meet said future warriors.
I went off, going down the elevator and soon heading to my room. Opening it was normal and I sighed in relief. My team was one of the best before we disbanded.
I had been called to Atlas and a member of my team had died in the time I was missing. Once my semblance was found out, Atlas kept me as their guinea pig. Testing various equipment on me, training me, drugging me. They made me into a perfect soldier.
Not that i cared to listen to.
I went into the room and closed the door behind me, deciding to head to the book shelf that was filled to the brim with books of various genres.
I smiled fondly at them, memories of my team and I laughing and reading them together. I then recieved a message on my scroll showing the classes I had to go to.
I smiled with unease.
Seraph: How well have you been training your chess pieces, Ozpin?
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The Prophet (RWBY)
Fanfiction[Slow Updates] Alone and abandoned, young Seraph was left at the mercy of Grimm in the forest. He was a monster. A freak. He wasn't human. And deep down, he believes he isn't as well. Running from Grimm as long as he can, he finally passes out. "A b...
