Seven years after being expelled for his fake transcripts, Jaune Arc has risen to the top of Vale's underworld. But when a figure from his past returns, his empire threatens to crumble like a house of cards. Now beset by enemies on all sides, the line between friend and foe has never been more indistinct.

Adam Taurus and Jacques Schnee, specters haunting Blake and Weiss, too much for either to handle alone. But a chance encounter leads to a mutually beneficial arrangement that promises nothing a way out. Two strangers meet on a train and leave as partners, Remnant will never be the same after this.

Mercury and Tyrian have arrived in Vacuo ready to do Salem's bidding. There's just the tiny issue of being broke. No problems, just find a job, get paid and enjoy life on easy street. How hard can that be? One shot.

A collection of lemons featuring everyone's favourite blonde knight Jaune Arc and the RWBY girls. Enjoy.

A month after waking up in a world with no Grimm or Salem. Two good friends sit down for a chat in a cafe. Mentioned Arkos and White Rose. One Shot.

Penny Polendina was going to be the greatest huntress there ever was, she could feel it in her circuits. All she needed now was a partner and a team, and where better to find the future defenders of Remnant than... Beacon. Jaune Arc is also off to Beacon... as her beleaguered mechanic, and he'd much prefer she not blow her cover every five minutes, thank you very much.

In his long service under Ozpin to keep the world safe from Salem, Qrow's made many mistakes, sacrificed and lost a lot, with some wounds cutting deeper than others. But now that he's returned to Atlas, maybe, just maybe, he can begin trying to mend broken bridges. But before then, he's going to need a helpful push. One shot.

The Ozluminati have a problem, there's just not enough of them to go after Salem and her minions. Given none of their current plans are working, it's time for a fresh perspective from third parties. One shot.

RWBY and friends gather to watch the adventures of Jaune across the multiverse. A collection of crossovers and one shot ideas for your reading pleasure. Enjoy

In defiance of her father, Weiss has barricaded herself into her room. Jacques and an unwilling Ironwood try to bust her out. Things don't go according to plan for them.

Crescent Rose is due for an upgrade... all the upgrades! Now, what was that saying about being preoccupied with whether or not they could and not stopping to think if they should? One Shot.

The Schnee manor sits on the outskirts of Patch. Thought long abandoned and haunted, it's the subject of many a local ghost story. Ruby and Yang venture in, trying to spot an actual ghost or at least get to the bottom of the mysteries surrounding the manor. Weiss on the other hand, is less than amused with the intrusion. Abandoned? Haunted? Like hell it is, she lives here damnit!

"The imagination is a weapon. Those who don't use it die first." After dying in battle against Salem again, Ozma is sick and tired of the never ending fight. While drowning his sorrows, he discovers the true power of the Relic of Creation. As it turns out, imagination and spite make one hell of a combo. Or, the true reasons why Salem hates Oz so much.

A drunken mistake leads to Professor Branwen of Signal being transferred to Atlas indefinitely. With Qrow around, lightning never strikes twice, it strikes as many times as needed to make his life hell. Picking up a blonde tag-along with an unhealthy obsession with making things go boom, Atlas will never be the same. And Ironwood needs a drink... or twenty.

On a routine trip to Atlas, disaster strikes the Haven and her crew are roused from their cryo sleep. Problems arise immediately when only ten members of the original crew are left. To make things worse, one of them isn't who they appear to be and tensions rise once crewmates start turning up dead. Only one thing is sure, in space, no one can hear you scream. One shot

Jaune always knew his family was special, and his youngest sister the most outstanding of them all. If only she wasn't so eager to eat souls and burn things all the time. Ah well, there are Grimm to exterminate and heretics to punish, no time to sweat the details. One shot written for a prompt by 0neWhoWanders.

Semblances are great, amplified semblances must be even better, right? Well, there's always too much of a good thing. Or, five reasons why Jaune doesn't go around buffing everyone all the time. One shot.

While rescuing two engineers, Ruby is caught in an explosion and goes down with the ship. When she awakens, the world has changed and she's a stranger in a familiar land. One shot.

Weiss has been sneaking out at night lately and Yang goes snooping. Just some White Knight Fluff. One shot.

"Tyrian Callows, Arthur Watts, Hazel Rainart, Cinder Fall, these monsters must die." With the future lost to Salem and driven by those words, Jaune Arc returns to the past in an effort to change things, to remove her most powerful pawns before they set foot on the chess board. It should have been easy, it would be easy, if only the voice in his head would leave him be. One shot

Instead of Cinder Fall, Kali Belladonna chances upon Mercury Black after the death of his father. Unwilling to leave him be, she adopts him instead. Given a chance to leave his cursed past behind, Mercury takes it, but when trouble finds it way to Menagerie, his sleeping demons resurface once more. One shot.

After a successful Grimm extermination mission in Solitas, the gang stop by an artificial beach built on the ruins of an old dust mine for a day of fun and relaxation. But not is all as it seems and when night falls, trouble rears its ugly head again, this time, bearing a familiar voice. Written for WPW, inspired by the legend of the same name.

The war against Salem is over but not all is well with Jaune Arc. Where the rest of the world is starting to recover, the war never ended for him. Hounded by his own demons, an encounter with Weiss finally puts him on the path to healing. One shot written for WPW

Cinder's won, all her enemies are vanquished and she now has the full might of the fall maiden at her disposal. The fall of Vale is total and there's no one left to stand in her path. So why does her victory taste the way it does? One shot.