Birds Zootopia Novels & Stories

His hooting was sad and something in Lucifron's fire made him want to save that creature. The rogues drank and sang, oblivious to what was going on, but the one on watch, fed up with hearing the bird chirping, kicked the cage, ordering it to be quiet. Frightened, the feathers gleamed and Zog recognized the bird. “Lucifron, we have to save this creature. I think it's a phoenix. And we can't leave it in the hands of these mutts."

“Don’t think I’ve forgotten how Zeus once took you out like a linebacker going for MVP.” He didn’t respond. But I knew he was smiling inside. At this point in our routine, I walked Rufio, Tinkerbell, and Waffles—the mischief squad. Pickles was in his stroller, safe from temptation. Zeus was glued to Alan’s side, the model of corgi perfection, naturally. The sun was halfway down the sky when it happened. One minute, I listened to Waffles snort at a breeze, and the next, a squirrel darted across the sidewalk—cue instant chaos.

He had never seen a pangolin this loyal and righteous before. He thought it was more trustworthy than many humans. Sparks flew once again. Jodi stopped attacking the other birds and aimed her gun at the Monarch-rank mechanical bird. The Monarch-rank mechanical bird was releasing its skill, so it couldn't dodge and could only take the freezing shot. Jodi thought her freezing shot could at least cause the Monarch-rank mechanical bird some problems. Unfortunately, the combat power gap was too vast. When the freezing shot hit the Monarch-rank mechanical bird, it left no frost behind.

Matthew was excited, almost jumping up! But he had to maintain a calm appearance. "Watch a movie?" he raised his chin, "If you want to watch it, I'll accompany you." "Thank you so much!" Lyra took out her phone to book tickets, "Zootopia has received good reviews, shall we watch that?" Matthew's mouth was about to crack from smiling too much. He had to put in a lot of effort to suppress the upward curve of his mouth. He said lightly, "You like to watch such childish movies? Well, alright, I'll accompany you to watch whatever."

They moved about in circles, Ashlyn struggling to break free, while Zion chuckled mischievously at his small victory. Something screeched overhead, and Zion jumped, jolting Ashlyn. "Oh, Woah! Did you see that?" Wonder took over as Zion let her go and jumped down onto one of the large boulders framing the highway. "Did you see it, Ash?" Zion asked again, pointing out towards the shore where two cormorants sized each other up, their wings spread wide, while a fish jumped helplessly on the sand between them. All I could see was your beer gut. Ashlyn grinned, her eyes following the scene to which he pointed.