Animatronic Fox Novels & Stories

I needed to convince this fox spirit that I had accepted her advances, that her dark glamour was breaking down my defenses, and that I was yielding to her unholy power. But fox spirits were ancient, predatory creatures who fed on raw human desires, and they certainly weren't easy to fool. They could taste lies and deceit on a human's tongue like iron. Where the hell did Rourke even manage to locate and summon a dangerous creature like this? “But you're a female too,” I stuttered calmly, forcing my harsh tone to soften as much as I possibly could. "How could you possibly..." I lowered my voice, relaxing my facial muscles and easing the tension in my shoulders enough to even fool myself into p

Everything about him scares her – the calmness of his voice, his soft smile, his piercing eyes. “Are you waiting for your father or your Mateo?” Faith let out a gasp and turned around to see Felix. He looked very satisfied by startling Faith. A smirk played on his lips and he tilted his head and raised his eyebrow, “I am sorry, I didn’t mean to startle you,” He said in a very unbelievable manner.

Because Justin realized, he couldn't leave Karina alone up there like this. The creature is cunning, if Justin chases after him and leaves Karina alone, the fox will definitely turn around and go straight for Karina, Justin knows that. "Damn it," he cursed, turning back the clock, erasing the Chrosnostasis spell. Suddenly, the Ferris wheel was moving normally again. It seems that the ride also stopped because of the nine-tailed fox. Karina was still in a position to cover her eyes with her hands. "Rin, come on, open your eyes," Justin pleaded. Karina opened her hand. "What is it?"

There shouldn't be anything dangerous. Suddenly a beep sounded from the glasses and an image began to appear in front of Leon. It's like a memory in the past, many children and Leon seem to see from Fox's point of view. Her little hands were reaching for objects that weren't like children's toys. Obviously, Fox was building something. This is an electronic object that suddenly gives off light. Fox is assembling a flashlight, Leon guessed. At the age that might be, when seen with peers, roughly five years.

Annoyed by Chad and the fox, Tanner said, "You little brat, daring to show your teeth at me. I'll teach you a lesson!" Before Tanner could act, Chad said, "If I were you, I wouldn't touch her." Tanner laughed dismissively and grabbed the fox by the neck. "What's so special about this fox? Why can't I touch it?" The little white fox struggled in his grip, kicking its legs but unable to reach Tanner. Not even looking at Tanner, Chad said, "She is a guardian immortal." Tanner was surprised, not expecting such a small fox to be a guardian immortal. "You must be joking! How can this fox be a guardian immortal—"

"It's beautiful, isn't it?" "It's splendid!" Leaf squealed. I looked towards the talker and flinched with shock and fear when I saw a fox sitting in front of me. The fox was 5.7ft tall, with rose gold fur with a long white streaky trailing from his head to his fluffy tail. His paws were white too and the inside of his ears red. He was beautiful. "Love you!" Leaf shrieked. "You are so cute, Foxy!"

"Scarlette, child, do stand up," Scarlette sat on her legs but then changed to a crisscross position. She kept her head down. "We already know why you are here. We've been expecting you. If you'll be kind enough to return the human, we'll be most grateful," White Fox smiled sweetly. Zinnia found her politeness appealing. She returned me to my body. "Good. I'll handle the talking since those two scare you," the Red Fox sounded like an erupting volcano when he spoke so of course he did scare me.

I walked to where it was sitting, thinking that it might be scared or agitated with all of us here or the noises the pups made, but the little fox jumped and her tail started to wag when she saw them. “Oh, you are here. I was wondering when you were going to give your little friend here a visit, not that it was lonely or anything, but all of these little monsters kept her company.” The doctor said as he looked back at the noisy kids smiling and I laughed, joining him, but then the fox saw me and she took a couple of steps my way and eyed me before she touched my hand. I opened my hands for it and it jumped on them and started to rub her face and body all over me and again I heard Lily cackle

As suddenly as it appeared, so suddenly its life had come to an end. It lay there quietly. A cobalt blue fox the size of a mastiff. The undercoat was black, as were the legs and stomach. But the most striking thing about the Amphitheater was the white star markings on his forehead, which gave him something mystical. "That was easy," I said from my lips. At that moment the prole twitched. Our weapons almost jumped into our hands on their own and tensed the barrel at the monster, but now it was quiet again.

But my optimism was dwindling. Fox brought the box over to the rickety table we sat at the night before, and waved her hands around it as if to say, “ta-da!” The stone floor against my bare feet sent a quick chill up my spine as I inspected the box. It was white cardboard, with a insignia of a blue eye stamped on the sides. As I reached for it a familiar smell hit my nose, I crinkled it in disgust. “VIXEN!” Fox yelled out swatting the air around her.