Fictional Tigers Novels & Stories

Igneel said, straight away getting to the point. He slowly raised his sharp gaze to look at Tobias who was looking at him with the same gaze. "Oh dear, so much hate." He said with a smirk on his face before sitting straight. "Do you know what's the difference between a tiger and a dragon's symbol? Dragons never existed and even if they did, they are gone now while tigers still hunt in the jungle for their prey." Tobias said with a smirk dancing on his evil face while Igneel on the other hand stared at him with a blank face but his eyes were as sharp as a blade.

“That makes no sense.” “It didn’t to us either,” he replied. “Not at first.” He leaned back, eyes drifting toward the treetops as if the branches themselves held the memory. “The Tiger King… he isn’t who he pretends to be. Not to you outsiders, not even to half of his own kingdom. To them, he’s a hero. A protector. A ruler chosen by fate.” His lips curled, not in amusement, but in bitterness. “We know who he really is.”

One by one, they all exhaled, believing the danger had passed. Just as they were about to return to their casual chatter, Cathrine’s instincts screamed at her. Something heavy pounced from the shadows, knocking her to the ground. The sudden impact forced her head against the earth, and her vision blurred momentarily. When she regained focus, she found herself face-to-face with a tiger—a Bengal tiger, its fierce, unblinking eyes locked onto hers. The creature’s fangs gleamed as it growled, ready to strike.

"There's no such thing—it must be some animal. The old man was right—there's something strange on this hill!" "Quit spacing out. Let's leave already." Ifor was ready to turn and get away, only to find several wolves standing on the path, led by a gigantic tiger! "What the hell…?" Ifor and the others were shocked. This was no movie, and tigers were highly territorial—why would they allow a pack predator to prowl around its turf? Other predators such as lions and bears were appearing behind Frank too—basically anything that should not show up here! It was just so strange!

The growl sends a jolt of panic through me, but I calm down and continue to watch. And then, it happens. The giant beast comes out and my eyes widen at the sight of the tiger. It was massive, with golden fur and piercing green eyes. Its muscles were coiled tightly, ready to strike at any moment. The other contestants yell in fear as they see it, but the Prince turns towards them and chuckled when he sees them laughing. The royal family also joins in the laugh, but only I don't scream. The Prince's brow comes together and he wonders why I wasn't screaming like my mates.

Yet one wrong move might wake the Blazing Tiger, and thus she chose to scare Darryl away. Yet she was sorely wrong to choose to do so. Darryl was the Nine Heaven Sage, whom even the Four Congenial Beasts respected. How would he be afraid of a mere tiger? Ho ho… Just then, Darryl said with a beam, "Oh, it's a tiger in there. That's a real coincidence. I specialized in taming tigers for the emperor when I worked in the palace. I can't speak in terms of other beasts, but I'm not scared of this tiger in the slightest."

The moment the tiger heard his name, he knew it was all over for him. He quickly did a cross sign before he rushed back to join the FaceTime. “I'm here, boss,” Tiger reported himself. He managed to stay composed. But somehow, traces of fear could still be found on his face, regardless of how he intends to conceal them. “She tried to escape from us, but we caught her. She struggled to get away from me and I handled her perfectly,” Tiger lied. The way he narrated the story shocked the ghost. He didn't see that coming.

"Who is the Bernard you just mentioned?" "Xiaobai is a tiger. I accidentally twisted my foot when I went up the mountain. It was that tiger that saved me." Upon hearing this, Tang Qi and Wen Da could not believe that a tiger could save a person. "Don't look down on it. It's a tiger, but it's really intelligent, as if it can understand whatever you say." "Do you mean that the tiger has been guarding Huya Mountain all the time?" The old man nodded. Although he might not believe it, that was the truth.

'' "Hunting?!... In the forest?!... What are you hunting?! Kak, don't say!... You... didn't hunt... T-ti-ger, right?!" Anindira spoke haltingly with a pale face, thinking that only the Tiger was a strong animal in her world that could at least warm up the two *Safirs who were bored. "Dira, there are no tigers in the forest…" Halvir answered innocently. "Then... is it... Leopard?" asked Anindira again, still with a stupid face. "We saw some in the deepest part of the forest..." Aefar replied, casually teasing Anindira, who started to frown.

[Dad, is Thor the Tiger telling the truth? Tusker the Elephant didn’t answer. Thor the Tiger pressed on. [Tusker the Elephant, stick to the original plan. On Christmas, the elephant herd must create chaos, storm the enclosures, and draw attention. The others must act too. Monkeys can throw stones, hippos can charge the fence, crocodiles can come ashore… Success isn’t required. All we need is to spark unrest. I’ll ram the gate, get out, and bite anyone I see. The humans should know what the king of the forest can do!]