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Qrow Branwen - Home Invasion

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Decided to post this early. The quarantine is really giving me a lot of free time. I own nothing, and sure as hell ain't claiming to own John Wick, he might come for me at night!

"So," starts Zack, "Who wants to watch Qrow Branwen?"

That got immediate response from the audience. Winter and Militia blush, remembering how handsome Qrow looked in a suit, though the former would never admit it.

Raven was eager to see this better version of her brother, silently lamenting that her actual brother wasn't like that.

The others were just eager to watch how badass this Qrow was.

"Some information before we start," begins Zack, "This is after Cinder finds out just who Mercury beat up and robbed. Let's just say her response was immediate. After trying to talk it out with him, which obviously fails, she sent out some of her men to kill Qrow."

Cinder groans at the reminder that Mercury was her son here. Mercury however, still hadn't learnt any self-preservation.

"He can't be that tough," snorts Mercury, thinking that if he got the drop on him, he wasn't that dangerous.

Everyone else deadpans at him, remembering the two trailers of Qrow Branwen they had seen before.

"Just watch," says Zack, deciding that the scene would show just how large a hornet nest he just kicked.

The scene opens with Qrow looking in a mirror. He's wearing a smart three piece suit and looks ready for business.

Some of the women in the audience blushed at how hot this Qrow was in a suit.

"Well, looks like someone cleans up nicely," says Summer, not affected in the slightest, being happily taken.

"Maybe you should dress more formally more often Qrow, your luck with the ladies might improve," teases Tai.

"Ah shut up Tai," grumbles Qrow, wishing he got that kind of reaction from women.

The scene changes to outside Qrow's house, where several masked men with pistols are seen surrounding the house.

The scene changes to show Cinder seating by a fireplace singing an ancient Mantle folk song with a glass of wine in her hand. (Basically the baba yaga song, correct me if I'm wrong, know little about Slavic culture beyond vodka).

From the swamp he will come

Two men are preparing to enter Qrow's house.

And take the children who don't behave

"What song is that?" asks Ruby, curious about the song in a different language.

"It's an old folk song from some of the older regions of Mantle," explains Ironwood, "It was sung to children as a way to scare them into behaving."

"Some bedtime song," snorts Qrow, thinking about his and Raven's childhood.

Qrow went to grab a silenced pistol from the bed stand. On it is his wife's necklace and his dog's collar. He switches off the light and gets ready to fight off the invaders.

This got some of the audience to glare at Mercury, remembering that he killed Qrow's dog.

Ruby especially looked ready to slice him up with Crescent Rose.

Qrow merely cracked his knuckles, eager to give the little punk what he deserves.

Mercury shys away from them, moving behind some of the villains in the group.