Throw a game night!

Ruby sets up a game night for Weiss, Yang and the others staying in the farm house to enjoy.

We are talking about video games, table top games, charades, and poker using snacks as betting chips. The night is a blast! Ruby even has a dance off between the remnants of team RWBY and team JNPR.

But as the night draws to a close, Yang suggests they play truth or dare as their final game. Weiss refuses because dares are never within reason when they start playing.

It is at this point Raven jumps into the conversation. No one was aware that she was in the living room, nor how long she was watching them. Raven is no longer wearing her armour, just her usual black and red dress.

"Back in my day, truth or dare was a game's night essential and no one could get out of doing a dare if they agreed to play," Raven says.

"That sounds like a formula for disaster," Weiss comments.

Raven adds, "That is the entire point! You would be shocked at the types of things we used to get up to. The danger is part of what made it fun. But if you prefer to play it safe..."

Yang interjects smugly, "Actually, we don't need you to tell us how to have fun, old lady."

"Fun... hmm..." Raven hums to herself. "Would you all like some more drinks and snacks?" Raven asks.

Ruby gleefully replies "Yes please!"

Raven smiles at her then picks up the pieces of litter scattered about the floor while Ruby's friends discuss what they want to do before going to bed with some light banter.

Raven interrupts their discussion to say "This is the first and only time I am cleaning up after you," then leaves the living room into the kitchen.

Weiss comments "Okay, she is much nicer now than when me and Yang first met her."

Ruby suggests "Maybe she just had a lot of baggage."

"Oh! I got it! How about we watch a movie?" Yang inserts to swiftly change the topic.

There are many films which are put forward. Raven returns to the living room with a bottle of beer in her hand. She stands with her back against the wall away from view and takes a large gulp.

When Ruby's friends appear indecisive, Raven walks forward and suggests "How about you put on the film Mistral jungle assassin?"

Weiss replies, "That's a bit of a raunchy film isn't it?"

"And, it's old!" Yang adds dismissively.

"Excuse me! Mistral jungle assassin is a classic that never loses its charm! And I watched it for the plot," Raven retorts before taking another drink of her beer.

"I have never heard of it," Ruby says.

Raven walks over the couch to Ruby where is seated, looking her dead in the eyes, and says "There will be plenty of action for you to enjoy. You are all over 18, right?"

"Yep!" Ruby answers while Raven sits next to her.

"Good... So then what are you all waiting for? We are all old enough to watch and there’s a first time for everything. Yang, put the film on for us," Raven commands.

Yang looks at her mother sitting with Ruby jealousy, wishing she got her attention as a child. Nevertheless, she does what she’s told.

"Ruby, help me pick out some snacks...” Raven says smoothly.

Raven takes another sip of beer and walks off to the kitchen. Ruby follows behind her. They begin pulling out different kinds of snacks from the cupboards- popcorn, pretzels, potato chips, pasties. There are a lot of snacks beginning with P which she calls by name out loud before she places them on the table.

Raven then tries to start a conversation with Ruby. "I knew about your mom's secret by the way. About your secret..." Raven says.

Ruby is initially puzzled and asks "You mean that fact that I can shoot laser beams from my eyes?"

Raven replies, "That too. Though, I'm talking about the one you keep between your legs."

"...You know that my mom and I are futanari?"

"Yep. In fact..." Raven bends over in a rather uncouth manner mid-sentence when she reaches for the drinks on the bottom shelf, her buttocks high up directly in front of Ruby. Once the drinks are assorted onto the table, she leans in close to Ruby and whispers "I was the first person Summer had sex with."

Raven bends over again, bringing up more drinks to the table.

"Back in my day, it was not acceptable for futas and girls to be seen in relationships with each other in Vale. So we kept it in the closet. The time we lived in wouldn't allow me and Summer to stay together. Consider yourself lucky to be young and pretty."

"What else can you tell me about Summer? Dad doesn't talk about her much. No one does..." Ruby asks resentfully.

Raven is slow to answer. After taking another chug of beer, Raven answers "She was braver than anyone I ever knew. She did the kind of dares no else would. Spoke the truths no one else would... and died for it."

Raven tries to smile at Ruby through her pain before switching her focus back to the snacks.

“I think this is about all we will need," Ruby says.

Ruby prepares to grab the snacks but Raven shouts for her to wait. Raven turns around and takes a jar full of cookies from the highest shelf.

"Um, one more thing... If you want anything whatsoever tonight, I'll be sleeping on the couch. That way, I can help you get the cookie jar on the top shelf, huh short-stuff?" Raven teases.

"Okay..." Ruby replies puzzled.

Raven has a gut feeling that type of cookie she is offering is not the one Ruby is thinking about. So Raven asks, "Do you want a cookie now?"

Ruby sings "Yes please!"

"Right..." Raven responds. Defeated that her charm didn't give Ruby enough of a hint, she opens the cookie jar as Ruby's eyes beam with gladness. Raven takes out a cookie for Ruby which she chomps on, humming with happiness while taking as many snacks as she can hold to the living room. Raven takes another sip of her beer, realizing that she is almost over half done with her bottle.

Raven grabs the remainder of the snacks and drinks to the living room, planting them lazily on the ground for Ruby's friends. She sits on the couch next to Ruby right before Yang hits the play button.

The next 2 hours are filled with some of the most shocking, electrifying and usually arousing action Ruby has ever witnessed. The film is nothing short of a masterpiece! Once the credits roll, Ruby's jaw is left hanging on the floor. The room living watches in silence as an orchestral theme plays over the end credits.

Yang breaks the silence by saying "That was definitely worth a re-watch."

"I feel like I've seen it all. Procreation, life, ****, tragedy, love, hate, the whole nine yards," Weiss contemplates.

“That... was... incredible! And now I need the bathroom,” Ruby comments.

Ruby bolts towards the toilets as fast as her feet can carry her, having held back nature's call throughout the whole second act. She spends more time on the toilet than she expected. By the time she returns, the living room has been completely abandoned by her friends. All the litter from their snacks remains on the floor and Raven is nowhere to be seen.

Ruby remembers how Raven said she will not clean up after them...