Chapter 8: Chapter 8: Beacon
Chapter 8: Beacon
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Ayumi Nakamura was not a happy mother. In fact, she was furious. She had just heard her youngest son, Daichi, jump out of an airship and land in the middle of a horde of Nevermore, the giant black birds that plagued the skies of Remnant. She had also seen him slaughter them with ease, using his cosmic powers and martial arts skills. He had even split the alpha Nevermore in half with a single chop.
She had always been so proud of getting her sons accepted into Beacon Academy, the prestigious school for huntsmen and huntresses. She had expected a warm welcome, a hug, a kiss, maybe even some tears.
But instead, she got a heart attack.
She stormed into the dorm room where her sons were staying. She ignored the greetings and introductions from the other students and focused her attention on Daichi, who was sitting on his bed, looking sheepish.
"Daichi! What were you thinking?" she yelled, grabbing his cheeks and pinching them hard. "Do you have any idea how worried I was? How dangerous that was? How stupid that was?"
"Ow! Ow! Ow! Mom, stop it! That hurts!" Daichi protested, trying to free himself from her grip.
"You're lucky your stunt didn't hurt anyone!" Ayumi continued, pinching harder.
"I'm sorry, Mom! I'm sorry! It was just a spur of the moment thing! I wanted to get to Beacon faster!" Daichi explained.
"Faster?! Faster?! You were already on an airship! How much faster do you need to be?" Ayumi asked incredulously.
"I don't know! I just thought it would be cool!" Daichi said.
"Cool?! Cool?! There's nothing cool about jumping out of an airship without a parachute or a plan! That's not cool, that's insane!" Ayumi shouted.
"Mom, please calm down!" Ryota intervened, standing beside Daichi. He had been nodding his head in agreement with every word Ayumi said, hoping to avoid her wrath. He knew his brother had messed up big time, and he felt partly responsible for it. He had been the one who had casually mentioned that jumping out of an airship was possible, not knowing that Daichi would take it as a challenge.
"Ryota, don't you dare tell me to calm down!" Ayumi snapped, turning her gaze to him. "You're not off the hook either! You're his older brother! You're supposed to look after him, not give him stupid ideas!"
"Mom, I didn't mean to!" Ryota defended himself. "I didn't think he would actually do it!"
"Well, he did! And you should have stopped him!" Ayumi said.
"He didn't tell me he was going to do it!" Ryota said.
"He didn't have to tell you! You should have known!" Ayumi said.
"How was I supposed to know?" Ryota asked.
"You should have read his mind!" Ayumi said.
"I can't read minds!" Ryota said.
"Yes, you can! You have clairvoyance!" Ayumi said.
"That's not how it works!" Ryota said.
"Well, it should work like that!" Ayumi said.
"Mom, you're being unreasonable!" Ryota said.
"No, I'm being a mother!" Ayumi said.
"A mother who's pinching my cheeks off!" Daichi complained.
"Good! Maybe that will teach you a lesson!" Ayumi said.
"Mom, please stop! You're embarrassing us in front of the entire school!" Ryota pleaded.
"I don't care about the school right now! I care about you two and your safety!" Ayumi said.
"Mom, we're fine! We're safe! We're sorry!" Daichi and Ryota said in unison.
Ayumi looked at them for a moment, then sighed. She let go of Daichi's cheeks and hugged them both tightly. "I love you two so much. Please don't ever scare me like that again," she said softly.
"We love you too, Mom. We won't," they said back.
Ayumi kissed them on their foreheads and smiled. "Good boys," she said. Then she turned to their teammates and gave them an apologetic look. "I'm sorry for barging in like this. I'm Ayumi Nakamura, their mother," she introduced herself politely.
The other students smiled nervously and introduced themselves as well. They were a bit intimidated by Ayumi's presence, but they also admired her for being such a devoted and powerful mother. They could tell that she cared deeply for her sons and that they cared for her too.
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Meanwhile, in Ozpin's office, Glynda Goodwitch was having a serious discussion with the headmaster of Beacon Academy. She had just witnessed the same stunt that Ayumi had, and she was not amused.
"Ozpin, what were you thinking?" she asked, frowning. "Accepting those students without proper screening or testing? Letting them jump out of an airship and cause a commotion? Do you have any idea how much trouble this could cause?"
Ozpin took a sip of his coffee and smiled calmly. "I think you're overreacting, Glynda," he said. "They're just kids. They're curious and adventurous. They wanted to make a good impression."
"A good impression? By risking their lives and endangering others?" Glynda asked incredulously. "Did you see what that boy did? He chopped a Nevermore in half with his bare hands!"
Ozpin nodded. "I did, and I was impressed."
Glynda shook her head. "Impressed? You should be concerned! How did he do that? What kind of power does he have? Where did he learn that?"
Ozpin leaned back in his chair and sighed. "Glynda, there's something you need to know," he said. "Those students are not ordinary. They're special. Very special."
Glynda raised an eyebrow. "Special? How so?" she asked.
Ozpin looked at her seriously. "They're the children of Tiamat," he said.
Glynda blinked. "Tiamat?" she repeated. "Who's Tiamat?"
Ozpin smiled slightly. "Tiamat is a goddess," he said.
Glynda stared at him blankly. "A goddess?" she echoed.
Ozpin nodded. "A goddess," he confirmed.
Glynda shook her head. "Ozpin, this is not funny," she said. "Stop joking around and tell me the truth."
Ozpin sighed again. "I am telling you the truth, Glynda," he said. "Tiamat is a goddess from another world, a world where gods and beasts clash for supremacy."
Glynda frowned. "Another world? Magic and myths? Gods and beasts?" she repeated skeptically. "Ozpin, are you feeling alright? Do you need to see a doctor?"
Ozpin chuckled. "No, Glynda, I'm fine," he said. "And I'm not making this up. Tiamat is real, and she's here."
Glynda looked at him incredulously. "Here? Where?" she asked.
Ozpin pointed to the window, where they could see the dorm building where the Nakamura family was staying. "There," he said.
Glynda followed his finger and gasped. She saw Ayumi Nakamura walking out of the dorm with her sons, smiling and waving at some other students.
"That's Tiamat?" she asked in disbelief.
"That's Tiamat," Ozpin confirmed.
Glynda felt her jaw drop. She couldn't believe what she was hearing and seeing. The woman who had just scolded her sons for jumping out of an airship was actually a goddess from another world. A goddess who had the power to create and destroy life? A goddess who had two sons who could manipulate time, space, and cosmic energy?
"How? Why? When?" she stammered.
Ozpin smiled patiently. "It's a long story, Glynda," he said. "But the short version she told me: Tiamat came to our world about twenty years ago, looking for a new home after her own world was destroyed by a war between gods and beasts. She met a man named Nakamura, who was a researcher at the Mistral Academy of Science and Technology. They fell in love, got married, and had two sons: Ryota and Daichi."
Glynda blinked rapidly, trying to process this information.
"Unfortunately, Nakamura died in an accident ten years ago, leaving Tiamat alone with her sons," Ozpin continued. "She decided to raise them as normal humans, hiding her true identity and powers from them and everyone else."
"Then why are they here now?" Glynda asked.
"Because I made a deal with Tiamat," Ozpin said.
"A deal?" Glynda repeated.
"Yes," Ozpin said.
"What kind of deal?" Glynda asked.
"A simple one," Ozpin said. "She agreed to help me with my mission to protect this world from the Grimm and other threats in exchange for me accepting her sons into Beacon and giving them a chance to learn and grow as Huntsmen and humans."
Glynda was speechless. She couldn't believe what she was hearing. Ozpin had made a deal with a goddess. A goddess who had the power to wipe out the Grimm and any other enemy with a snap of her fingers? A goddess who had entrusted her sons to Ozpin and his school?
"Ozpin, are you sure this is wise?" she asked cautiously.
Ozpin nodded. "I am, Glynda," he said. "Tiamat is not our enemy. She's our ally. She's a mother who loves her children and wants them to be happy. She's a goddess who cares about this world and wants to protect it. She's a friend who trusts me and respects my judgment. While I do remain skeptical, it won't be any good to make an enemy with someone like her."
Glynda looked at him doubtfully. She wasn't sure if he was telling the truth or if he was being manipulated by Tiamat. She wasn't sure if Tiamat was really as benevolent and friendly as Ozpin claimed or if she had ulterior motives and hidden agendas.
She wasn't sure what to think or feel.
She looked out the window again and saw Tiamat and her sons laughing and talking with their teammates and friends. They looked like a normal, happy family.
But they weren't.
They were something else.
Something special.
Something extraordinary.
Something divine.
And they were here.
At Beacon Academy.
Glynda felt a shiver run down her spine.
She wondered what the future would bring.
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The next day, at the cafeteria, Team RWBY and Team JNPR were having lunch together when they saw the Nakamura family entering the room. They were accompanied by their teammates, who were also transfer students from Mistral. They had been assigned to Team RD (RED).
The Nakamura family consisted of Ayumi Nakamura, the mother, and her two sons, Ryota and Daichi. The brothers were all wearing the standard Beacon uniform, but they also had some distinctive features that made them stand out. Ayumi had short black hair, hazel eyes, and a curvy figure that drew the attention of many male students. Ryota had spiky black hair, blue eyes, and a lean build that gave him an air of coolness and confidence. Daichi had spiky red hair and brown eyes and a muscular build that showed his strength and agility.
But what really made them stand out was the power they were emitting. The power that Daichi displayed the day before, when he had jumped out of an airship and landed in the middle of a swarm of Nevermore The power that had allowed him to fight off the Grimm with ease, using his weapons and abilities. The power that had enabled Daichi to chop a giant alpha Nevermore in half with his bare hands
Everyone in Beacon had seen or heard about his stunts, and they were all curious about them. Who were they? Where did they come from? How did that younger brother do that? What kind of power did they have?
Team RWBY and Team JNPR were no exceptions. They had various reasons and questions about the Nakamura family, and they couldn't help but stare at them as they walked by.
Ruby Rose was the most excited of them all. She was a weapon enthusiast, and she loved to see new and unique weapons. She had been amazed by the weapons that the Nakamura brothers had used. Ryota had used a pair of black metal gauntlets that could shoot out blades and wires. Daichi had already revealed his
Ruby was especially interested in Daichi's gauntlets, which he called Fangs of Fenrir. She thought they looked awesome and cool, and she wanted to know more about them. How did they work? What kind of dust did they use? How did they transform? How did they enhance his strength?
She leaned forward on the table, trying to get a better look at them.
"Wow! Look at those gauntlets! They're so cool!" she exclaimed.
Weiss Schnee was not impressed by the Nakamura brothers or their weapons. She thought they were reckless and irresponsible for jumping out of an airship and causing a scene. She also thought they were arrogant and overconfident for showing off their power and skills.
She leaned back on her chair, trying to ignore them.
"Who cares about their gauntlets? They're just a bunch of show-offs," she said.
Blake Belladonna was intrigued by the Nakamura brothers and their power. She was a Faunus, a human-animal hybrid who faced discrimination and oppression from humans. She had also been a member of the White Fang, a radical Faunus organization that fought against human tyranny with violence.
She leaned on her hand, trying to understand them.
"What kind of power do they have? It doesn't seem like a semblance or an aura," she said.
Yang Xiao Long was curious about the Nakamura brothers and their background. She was an outgoing and adventurous girl who liked to meet new people and have fun. She had also been looking for her mother, who had abandoned her when she was a baby.
On the other side of the table, Team JNPR also had their own reactions to the Nakamura family.
Jaune Arc was nervous about the Nakamura brothers and their strength. He was a clumsy and insecure boy who wanted to be a hero like his ancestors. He had also lied about his transcripts to get into Beacon since he had no combat training or experience.
He leaned back on his chair, trying to avoid them.
"Man, those guys are scary. How are we supposed to compete with them?" he said.
Nora Valkyrie was excited about the Nakamura brothers and their energy. She was a hyperactive and cheerful girl who liked to smash things with her hammer. She had also been orphaned by a Grimm attack when she was young.
She leaned forward on the table, trying to befriend them.
"Wow! Those guys are awesome! They're so strong and fast! Let's go say hi!" she said.
Pyrrha Nikos was impressed by the Nakamura brothers and their skills. She was a kind and humble girl who was also a famous and skilled fighter. She had won several tournaments and championships and was known as the Invincible Girl.
She leaned on her hands, trying to admire them.
"Those guys are amazing. They have such talent and potential. I wonder how they trained," she said.
Lie Ren was indifferent about the Nakamura brothers and their stunt. He was a calm and quiet boy who liked to meditate and relax. He had also been a childhood friend of Nora and had protected her from the Grimm.
He leaned on his arm, trying to eat his food.
"Those guys are fine. They did what they wanted to do. Let them be," he said.
As the Nakamura family walked by, they noticed the stares and whispers from the other students. They didn't mind them, though. They were used to being different and special. They were used to being extraordinary.
They smiled and nodded at some of the students, then found a table where they could sit and enjoy their lunch.
They were happy to be at Beacon Academy.
They were happy to be together.
They were happy to be themselves, but that's all going to change.
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