#mutilusalae

I feel the same was as well, but I think I am done arguing with this person about it.  I keep refuting what they say, but their mind is made up that Summer was killed by Raven.  

Like even using the evidence that I have been saying as not to argue that their right.  It’s just one of those shrug and move on things.

People love villainizing Raven because she abandoned Yang, so as long as they get to blame Raven for something they didn’t do, their happy.  I don’t many really care that canonically, she’s a bandit.  They love other villains who do way worse!

I apologize for the salt, I am usually better at containing it.

this is hate because it’s the same person whose been sending me hate since i started this blog.

a sad, pathetic piss baby who hates not being the center of attention. her name is skye and she’s been harassing me and my friends for a long time.

i really don’t like your tone. it comes across very condescending. 

mutilusalae said:

Continued: Weiss came to Beacon as a way to distance herself from her Father, who was shown to be a manipulative asshole who threw his Money around even though he married INTO the Schnee family. She abhorred his ways. Weiss comes off as Arrogant, but that is just a barrier because she's damaged and keeps leople away. Ruby, while a skilled prodigy, got into Beacon for her eyes. Ozpin knew what her eyes meant, even took note of them. He put her into Beacon so he could keep her away from Salem.

i was a bit confused by what you meant at first because i don’t think i’ve ever intended or implied that those three don’t deserve to be at Beacon - but i’ve just checked the notes and i think you’re responding to this reblog?

the three do deserve to be at Beacon, but i do think it’s important to acknowledge that Yang is the only main character we know for definite got into Beacon through the proper channels (she graduated from a combat school, she wasn’t under different circumstances, she just worked her way through school and got in the regular way)

Blake, yes, got in through the entrance exams with no prior qualification, just based on skills acquired through growing up outside the Kingdoms and being part of the White Fang; there’s nothing wrong with getting in based on acquired skill (though we hear from Ozpin that this only happens with a few students), as not everyone has the same circumstances (Blake, and possibly Nora and Ren due to them both being orphans, have been in situations where they’ve had to take care of themselves outside the safety of the Kingdoms, they’ve had to acquire the skills in the field as opposed to in a classroom)

Weiss, we don’t know for definite, however due to her family’s wealth, we can actually presume she had access to private tutoring so she could excel (as Jacques was fine with her attending a combat academy, he just wanted her at Atlas where he could keep an eye on her and prevent her from embarrassing the family, she had to past a test that was stacked against her in order to attend the school of her choice). it’s reasonable to assume she had some additional benefits with her training because regardless of her home situation she’s still in a position of exceptional privilege

as for your last point, that’s actually incorrect

Ruby got in for her eyes and skills, yes, but not to keep her away from Salem (as Salem didn’t know Ruby existed until Cinder was injured) - which also makes it sound like you’re saying she doesn’t deserve to be at Beacon if that was the real reason - Ozpin only found out about Ruby after her encounter with Roman and Cinder, she stopped a robbery and demonstrated exceptional combat skill (similar to Qrow), Ozpin only noting the silver eyes when he actually met her. given how useful her abilities are and the implication that Summer was most likely on mission for Ozpin when she died, the implication is that Ruby was boosted ahead two years and got into Beacon because Ozpin wanted to make use of her Silver Eyes. he didn’t want to protect her, he wanted to train her up and use her as quickly as he could

the point i’m making is that it’s important to acknowledge that Yang got into Beacon through hard work, training and study at a combat school and passing the exams, she got through and put in the work she needed to do in order to get where she is, without benefiting from special recommendation (Ruby), coming from a privileged environment with greater access to training resources (Weiss), global renown or reputation (Pyrrha), or any of that helping her. because a lot of the time Yang is dismissed or mischaracterised as this idiot slacker that doesn’t try when there’s nothing in canon even suggesting that (and indications that she has and does put in a lot of hard work to get where she is in pursuit of her own goal)

Suddenly things that never mattered were starting to matter.

The mornings spent sleeping in. The morning dew clinging to her window. Smiles of strangers in the distance. The texture of the sand and she clenched her hands into fists.

And handshake. A promise. A gift.

Suddenly everything mattered. There was no ranking to sort them by importance. Suddenly it all matter. Every memory and fleeting thought had come screaming back to her. Pushing her. Guiding her limbs as she kicked and clawed her way free. This had been her grave. This had been her hell and she would be free of it. Every happy face and voice no matter how small was backing her and driving her up. There was and end to this beach, this shore of living nightmares couldn't contain her any more. She would be free. She would fix this. Every word echoed in her ears and no matter how the darkness whispered its lies to her, nor clung and ripped at her body, it could not hold her. Every screech from it brought one of her own, brimming with righteous fury.

Every mistake that had lead to this place would be undone. Every ounce of regret was shed in that moment as something pulled at her heart. Maybe it was the Master Keeper in her hand, maybe it was the pair of lights in the distance always keeping watch over her, maybe it was the thought of a child she promised to guard and keep safe. A spell or charm were mere tricks in place of now. In place of action.

Every part of it mattered. Her mind was overwhelmed as her thoughts and dreams and memories all came crashing into each other. She felt like her heart was ready to rip from her chest, not from claws or blades, it was being prompted by it's own fury, it's own light. It was pulling where her body lagged behind.

Take me with you.

And the night sky had never been such an achingly beautiful sight.

The forest had become a new battleground; a massive chasm opening up within it as Aqua ripped through into this world. Every bit of magic and fire that had raised her from the darkness had erupted around her. She was the fire. In this massive gaping wound she'd wrought she stood amiss it and every creature of the darkness that had tried to hold her back and consume her was there, too. Each one clawing their way towards her or cowering from her. She was her own light, bright and unyielding to the monsters that had kept her trapped for so long.

Her mind was overwhelmed but her body knew how to act. She'd been fighting for ten years. She never stopped fighting. The battleground was a new one but it was no longer something of the darkness. No more advantages. No more tricks of sight or memory. While her mind marveled at the possibilities, her body moved. She was a churning current of destruction weaving a warpath through the droves of Heartless. Her light tore through the merciless beings and in their wake a flood of glittering hearts alighted into the night sky.

When the dust had settled and the magic had paused, she stood among a scant few monsters. These were bigger than the others, more monstrous and capable of surviving the first initial blow. Both red and yellow eyes zeroed in on her. Neoshadows, Invisibles, Wyverns, Defenders, Hunter of the Dark... too many she had to fight. Too many with names unknown to her that bore the same fate.

Aqua flew into the fray with a roar, her weapon bright with blinding white light.

Do I know you? Why do you have the need to stick your nose in my business? Do you follow me? Do I follow you? This is a weird way to start a conversation.

This is an issue thats been going on behind the scene for a while. I don’t understand why you feel the need to insert yourself and add your two cents in something you’re not even apart of? It’s not even a social awkwardness thing, it’s more of a manners sort of thing? 

A good way would to DM me and ask me what the hell was going on if you felt the need to pry instead of assuming off one ask. Again if you really feel the need to be nosy. 

It’s fine, I guess. I’m a pretty chill person, this just baffled me. I came back after an hour of FFXIV to see this and I’m just confused. 

I appreciate your admiration and all that, and if you really wanted to check up and see what was up you could’ve just messaged me.