Bring The Lion Out の小説・ストーリー

The lion had opened its mouth and was preparing to pounce on Kenzie. "Kenzie watch out!" Alea shouted. Kenzie managed to dodge, but the lion was about to attack him again. At that moment, Alea took out her anti-beast spray and sprayed it on the lion. The lion staggered backwards. This allowed Kenzie and Alea to climb the big tree. They then hurriedly climbed higher up the tree trunk. Up there, they hugged each other with trembling bodies. "Kenzie are you okay?" Alea asked in a trembling voice.

This experiment was a complete failure. Back at the camp, Luna was feeding the lioness. Now Ethan Brooks did not dare to get close to the lion, because he had no mental connection with it at all and feared it might bite him. But Luna, perhaps due to frequent contact over the past few days, had let down her guard. She not only fed the lioness-dried fish directly with her hand but even dared to reach out and touch the lioness's back. Ethan Brooks looked at the empty ropes hanging on the cabin and felt a surge of anger.

As they wandered through the zoo, Brian led them from one exhibit to the next, his wonder and amazement at each new animal they encountered bringing smiles to both Kendra's and Philip's face. Philip was taken aback by how comfortably he slipped into this role, how natural it felt to be by Brian's side. Brian held onto Philip's hand as he approached the big cats, looking quite somber. "Know that lions are super powerful? They are the kings of the jungles!" Philip nodded, bending down to Brian's height. "That they are, buddy. They are magnificent creatures. Just like you at this moment-powerful and fearless." Brian beamed with pride, puffing out his chest. "I am a lion?

Joseph's breath tightened slightly as he asked, "And then what?" Owen said, "I threw all the chicken and beef that I had prepared in my backpack out of the car window, and while the lions were busy fighting over the meat, I got out of the car and ran!" He naively believed that as long as he climbed to a high place, the lion would not be able to climb up, and he would be safe. As a result, when he actually climbed to a high place along the cliff, he realized that the cliff was so steep that he couldn't climb any higher. Every step he took was on loose rocks, and he dared not climb any further.

“There is a problem.” “Let me take a wild guess,” Leonidas growls. “Sabrina.” “That isn’t the only problem,” Bruno breathes heavily. His eyes glaze over and after a short moment Leonidas roars. Claws are slipping from his fingertips. “Don’t let her out of your sight.” Leonidas’s body contorts and his bones crack loudly. Black fur sprouts all over his skin and his beast surges forward. Bruno barely jumps out of Leonidas’s way.

She had never spoken thus out loud but it was true and she knew that if she didn't believe in herself than neither would the common people. "The Lion roars in Wei and Yan. The people worry that the Lion will not return home. Some big tamer from a foreign land will take our weapon away and use it for themselves." I have not been tamed, Yan Sha wanted to shout. Look I am home, she ached to say. But she said nothing, she just pursed her lips and moved forwards with a dejected look on her face. A lion should care about the opinions of sheep a little, she reminded herself, even if it is to hear that all the lambs are afraid of thunder claps.

The monkey stared at the lion. It said “What do you mean? You want to drop out?” The lion said “Yes. The taller guy is like a professional hunter. We have come so close to him, but he hasn’t responded in any way till now. I suspect some trap.” “You are right in saying that there is a trap. But I am not settling down without giving them troubles now and then.”

' Bruno starts jumping and howling before he takes off. 'Bring her home, Leon!'

He lifted the duck triumphantly. "Look, Lucy! I got one!" Leo shouted. The man checked the bottom of the duck and whistled. "Well, would you look at that. A top-tier prize for the young man." He reached up to the ceiling of the booth and pulled down a stuffed lion with a fuzzy yellow mane. He handed it to Leo, who hugged it so tightly his knuckles turned white. "I'm going to name him Brave," Leo said, burying his face in the plush fur. "Because lions are the bravest animals, right Mom?"

"No. You bring her out first, or there's no deal." Lion's smile faltered for a moment before returning. "You're not in a position to make demands, Romano. I have something you want. Something you seem to care about quite a bit, judging by how quickly you arranged this meeting and agreed to pay." I forced myself to remain impassive, though the thought of Aria in his hands made my blood boil. "Bring her out, or I walk. And believe me, you don't want me coming back." We stared at each other for a too long moment. Finally, Lion nodded to someone behind him. "Bring her."