Ruby Andromeda is a 14 year old girl who is looking to join a mage faction. These factions are simply just large groups of mages. Ruby is a celestial clone mage trying to join the Hestia Faction. She's so close to her goal of meeting The Shining Dawn. She entered the faction house and saw utter chaos.
Ruby: They're all idiots, BUT ARE AWESOME!!!!
Ruby's yelling caught the attention of a girl with pink and brown hair. This was Neo Rose the Crystal Illusion mage.
Neo: I take it that you're here to join the faction rookie?
Ruby: Uhh...yeah! By the way my names Ruby.
Neo: I'm Neo, now let's get you to Pyrrha so you can get ready for the entrance test.
Ruby: Wait THE Pyrrha?
Neo: Looks like we found ourselves a fan girl. •laughs• Anyways let me show you around and introduce you to some people.
Ruby: Okay.
Neo: This is Blue Crazen our Hardlight ma-
Blue: FIGHT ME REN!!!
Neo: •facepalm• And that's Rave Ren, our enchantment mage.
Ren: Screw off Blue before I get serious!
Ruby: *They really are idiots...*
OH MY HESTIA, is that who I think it is!
Neo: Yup that's Barbara Palver the sword skill mage.
Laura: Oh hey Neo, is this a new recruit?
Neo: Yeah, Laura Ruby, Ruby Laura also can you do me a favor and show Ruby around I gotta go check on Jason (sympathetic)
Laura: I'm guessing he's going through another crisis, Anyways sure.
Ruby: Wait does she mean Jason Rose, as THE SHINING DAWN!!!
Laura: You really are a fangirl and yup that's exactly who she's referring to.
Ruby: I CANT WAIT TO MEET HIM!!!
Laura: Not to burst your bubble or anything but Jason isn't a people person. He doesn't like people in general. Only person he ever talks to is Neo and that's only because she's his sister.
Ruby: Well might as well try.
Laura: Good luck...
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Zeta Friends To the End
FantasyIn the world of the Aether, Magic is plentiful and beautiful. However, this story isn't about the magic... it's about those who use the magic, and the threats they overcome protecting each other... There are 4 beings of infinite power... all that's...
