Gideon Grey Zootopia Novels & Stories

“You babysitting tonight so Ryder and Lila could go out?” That would suck…but that’s the way my luck is running these days. “No. If I’d willingly signed up for that insanity, I would have come prepared. This was a last-minute emergency.” Gideon grabs a couple of jars of baby food from the cabinet and a pair of tiny spoons from a drawer before swiping two bibs off the counter. “Ryder thought it would be a great idea to test out the Razor scooter he bought – strictly for Tyler Murphy’s boys, of course.” His accompanying eye roll calls bullshit on Ryder’s claim. “Did I mention there are three of them, all under the age of five?”

Gideon stands up so fast from his carved stone chair that it topples backward, crashing loudly against the altar steps. The gathered noble wolves erupt into utter shock. Gali never explicitly named Gideon as the mastermind behind Lionel's death, but with the evidence laid out on the ancestral stone, the sharp-minded wolves of Blackmoor Crescent Keep have already pieced together the entire bloody puzzle. Gideon had sacrificed his own dishonorable nephew to frame Gali, clear his internal rivals, and stir the pack into a civil war! Gali slowly rises from his chair, reverting back to his terrifying, unyielding Alpha aura as he looks down at the trembling old male.

The phoenix dodged the fire and breathed out fire toward her. "Virgum!" She said, and an invisible shield blocked the fire from touching her. "Eritas illuminate corpus insignum!" Zion held. A white light beam gushed out from his hands and blasted the phoenix. We could hear the screams of the phoenix, and then it was gone. I stood up from the ground and walked up to them. Jocelyn and Zion gave each other a high five. "We did it!" Jocelyn said. "I do not think so," I confessed. "He will be back. He is much stronger than that."

"Last week? How come I did not see any equipments or hear any noise." "I am just surprised as you. I just mentioned to Gideon that I love those big roses I saw in the mall and here we are." "You want a rose and he gave you a greenhouse full of them." "Yup." "Grey Grey's really the son of Daddy James." Mommy Ella snorts and replied excitedly "Oh you've seen nothing. In my opinion, Gabriel's the most over the top next to Gideon. I can't wait for my Gabby to get married. Will probably need fire department on standby. Isn't it exciting?!"

This means this is about something else entirely, something that he doesn’t want Gideon to hear. Gideon seems oblivious to the ruse. He barely lifts his head from the map, to say goodbye. He is too entranced by the map, his finger moving up and down over the spot that Axel had marked with the pencil in the center of the more elaborate configuration. Axel and I take a walk outside. The night is starting to fall, but the streetlights keep the city in perpetual twilight. It is never truly dark in LA. As soon as we are far enough away, Axel turns to me and whispers. "Gideon's been compromised. I saw Vincent staring out through his eyes at the end of the meeting."

Looking at Gideon, I begged, "Gideon, promise me. Let Hudson go." I was barely holding on. Gideon looked at me with a complicated expression. After a while, he responded reluctantly, "I promise, Jovienne." At that moment, I let go. I could see that strong woman again, patting her chest and declaring with a grin, "Just focus on school, you two! Leave everything else to me!" "Mirelle, Pixie, I'm coming to you," I thought. … Gideon returned to Lumina Group with the documents I had and the parrot I had trained. In addition to the evidence I had taught it to repeat, the parrot had learned one other phrase.

He barked like a dog, “You'll die first.” The last thing I see before the shooting starts is Gideon's tattoo glowing faintly under his sleeve - the same blue colour as my childhood crayon. The soldiers open fire. Bullets tear through the air; I feel one fly past my cheek. “Stay down!” Gideon barks, throwing me behind a rusted generator. His glowing arm swings up, and his pistol fires three quick shots. Two men fall. The remaining soldier charges forward, and Gideon meets him head-on. They crash into the wall of the screen monitor, and the screens explode to life, emitting blue light at them.

She left leaves rustling behind her and turned around quickly, and quietly walked in the direction of where the sound was coming from. Zoey saw a bush rustling and she slowly approached it, to her surprise it was just a squirrel and she sighed in relief. “What the hell, little bud! You could have been dead by now.”, Zoey talked softly to the squirrel before she left with her luggage back to her apartment. Meanwhile “Mr. Griffin, you need to take a rest, I’ll check out the footage from the nearest gas station to pick up on her tracks.”, Damien stated. Alex gave off a heavy and dry laugh.

He growled. “No we have other plans, after Jade is done with what she wants to do, you can do what you want to him, let him go.” He said. “Come on.” “Very well,” Gideon said letting Gage go. “When this is over you die Spell-Blade.” “Get in line you’re not the first to want me dead.” He said adjusting himself.

"I can't believe he actually thinks he's superior, even when he's living off her. That's next-level pathetic!" Seeing the tides turning against him, Jack pointed at me and shouted, "Recording me in secret is a violation of my privacy, Suzanna!" I slipped the voice recorder back into my bag and shrugged. "What would it be when the security guards pinned me down and tried to take my recorder earlier? Was it considered false imprisonment or attempted robbery?"