A Rabbit Down In A Bite Novels & Stories

It was a big rabbit. I froze and my breathing was suddenly cut out. My breath slammed into my throat as I tried to swallow the scream that had crawled up my throat. I felt the rabbit’s small tongue dart out to lick my fingers then it rushed away. I released the breath I’ve been holding, nearly collapsing in relief. I quickly continued moving. Not daring to stop for fear that another deadly creature will crawl up my arm. The tunnel was too tight so plenty of movement could not be made in it.

But then the rabbit turns around, its eyes finding mine. Almost pleading. I don’t think. I lunge, aiming for its neck. It moves in the last minute, making me miss the area that could instantly kill him. Instead, I end up stabbing a part of its back. Something that won’t kill him instantly but definitely weaken it. My fingers trembled and I feel tears fill my eyes, making my vision blurry. Forcing myself to toughen up, I grab the rabbit by the ears and attempt to break its neck.

When you get close enough just go for it. I started to slowly move closer to the rabbit, being careful of everything on the ground around me. I didn't want to make a noise and scare it off. As soon as I got within four feet of the rabbit I pounced on top of it. Before it could run, I bit into its neck, feeling proud as it fell limp beneath me. I did it! Lycer I did it! I looked back to see Lycer's form tense. Lycer? I dropped the rabbit as a wave of fear went through me.

Every detail of it stood out in sharp relief—the way its nose twitched, the exact color of its fur, the small scar on one ear. Now. I didn't think. I just moved. One second I was crouched twenty feet away. The next I was on top of the rabbit, my hands closing around its warm, squirming body. The speed was impossible. Inhuman. But I didn't have time to question it because the rabbit was struggling, kicking with its powerful hind legs, and if I didn't— My teeth sank into its neck. I didn't plan it. Didn't think about it. Some deeper instinct took over and I bit down hard. The rabbit went still. Hot blood flooded my mouth and the taste of it made som

His eyes fluttered open, and in an instant, he lunged forward, his hands grabbing the rabbit from my grasp. I watched, awe-struck, as he sank his teeth into the creature’s neck, blood flowing from the rabbit into his waiting mouth. It was a primal sight, a stark reminder of the nature of his kind. My heart raced, a mixture of fear and relief flooding through me. He was feeding. He was fighting back.

“What were you trying to do?” Rabbit was angry and wished he could bite the guy into pieces. He knew that the guy had wanted to raise him as a pet.

‘Thank you…by the way don’t move close to that type of animals…not all rabbit are docile’. ‘I know, it’s a Dagi rabbit… it paralyzes its prey with the toxins in the claw then eats them up’ ivory explains ‘by the way where’s its claw’. ‘I put them in your bag’ Alfred replies staring at her. ‘Can you guys keep it down, I’m trying to sleep here’ indigo says as he yawns. ‘Well it’s time to wake up, can’t you see it almost dawn’ ivory says looking at the sleepy indigo ‘we should get moving’.

She rubbed her chin, thinking. The rabbit wiggled its nose, and right in front of Thea, it grabbed the edge of the last bit of lettuce and pulled it into its burrow. That made her laugh. “I’m calling you Sneaky,” she declared as she tore up some more lettuce and placed it in the box. “Sneaky the rabbit, who steals lettuce right from under your nose if you aren’t careful. I’m also going to think of you as a boy, which I’m sure matters greatly to you.”

I got up, rinsed my mouth with some water and joined them. “Do you think, if we stay here, someone will find us eventually? ‘cause, they had all those traps for the animals and all so…” she said still munching. “No, Maggie, this place is too old and that rope, which caught your ankle, was too old too. We can’t hope for someone to just show up and help us get out of here” he said taking a bite out of the peach. Maggie fell silent after that. Our heads snapped to the door, in response to the scratching sound downstairs. I peeped out of the window. It was Mr. Rabbit! Ha. “I can’t believe he is still alive” I exclaimed and headed towards the ladder. “I am going to get him” I added and climbed do

the rabbit said and gives up a gentle yawn. "That's ok," Alyssa replied The rabbit's eyes became heavy and then he slowly falls asleep. "I will leave now" Alyssa said covering the rabbit with some sheets. She leaves the room and heads to the balcony. "Alyssa I need your help," A female rabbit covered with different clothes and is stuck in them said to Alyssa. "What happened Sally?" Alyssa asked the rabbit with a chuckle. "I am stuck," the female rabbit replied "Well ok, I will try to help you,"