Juuni Taisen Rabbit Novels & Stories

Thank god. He climbed back into his SUV and started toward the cabin, going slowly enough to watch for any movement along the side of the road. There. He stopped and peered through the rain at the movement. It wasn't Star, just a bunny. But what was a walnut brown, lop-eared rabbit doing out here in the woods? Native cottontails were light, mottled brown with perky ears - this had to be a lost pet. Worse yet, it was clearly dragging itself along without the use of one of its back feet.

“I am indeed an annoying wolf. Yet I understand that the annoying wolf is so unsettling, isn’t it?” Terrence answered me as he climbed the stairs. “What should I do to this rabbit?” I asked then. “Accompany them until I get back,” he said. I shook my head a little strange. I just stared at those little rabbits who were already motionless. Kitty looked so enthusiastic about enjoying the poor rabbits. I waited for Terrence while enjoying my homemade milk. A few minutes later Terrence returned without wearing a t-shirt and wet hair. I spouted my milk with origin.

His voice had uncertainty, as if he wasn’t sure what he saw. “A bunny?” My eyes fluttered open, and my gaze went to where he was staring. He was right. There was a cute, little, fuzzy white rabbit staring at us. What was a rabbit doing in The Intertwine? It was odd. A place that was the home of monsters was also the home of an innocent bunny rabbit? How come? The little creature hopped towards me, and a low growl rumbled in Raphael’s chest. He pulled me behind him, blocking me from it.

Her stuffed animal, I could see now, was a rabbit — well-worn, one ear floppier than the other, the kind of toy that had been loved extensively. "Sometimes," I said, "a good thing happens after a long time of things being hard. And your body has been carrying the hard part for so long that when the good part finally arrives, it comes out as tears. Because you're making room." June absorbed this with the gravity of someone receiving important information. "Like when I cry at my birthday," she said. "Exactly like that," I said. June nodded, apparently satisfied. She held out the rabbit. "This is Clarence," she said. "He helped Mama when she was sad. You can hold him if you want."

It just hadn't been obvious. Rabbits carry for about 30 days. Judging by her size, she might give birth around the time the typhoon ended. Nicole smiled and rewarded the rabbits with two carrots. At noon, she cooked a skillet meal and drank a pineapple soda while watching a show. For once, she shut out everything beyond her walls and felt oddly relaxed. After cleaning up, she was about to nap when someone knocked. Three long taps, one short. It was Poppy. Her cold was gone, and she looked lively again. A crooked little ponytail sat on top of her head, obviously Zeph's handiwork.

I quickly unwrapped the towel, revealing the tiny rabbit inside. "It’s not moving," I whispered, my voice small with worry. Aiden’s expression changed—just a little. He took the rabbit carefully, his touch gentle, his brow furrowed in concentration as he examined it. A moment of silence. Then— "Let’s take it to Hudson," he said, already moving. Oh. Aiden loved rabbits— his girlfriend calls him ‘bunny.’ It was weirdly cute. But Hudson? I didn’t even know he liked animals.

Zayne had certainly not thought about the consequences of joking with a vengeful person like Jay. Jay abruptly had an idea and said, “Do you know what kind of rabbit that is?” Zayne said, “It doesn’t really matter. It’s just a rabbit anyway.” “This breed of rabbit is very rare. It looks like a Dwarf Hotot, but it’s not. This rabbit can be used as medicine for the body—especially for fetal protection, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and blood diseases. It also has other miraculous effects.” When Zayne heard the words ‘fetal protection’, his eyes shot out a greedy light. He started to scratch himself restlessly.

“You’re not from a big family? In that case, how did you become so strong at such a young age?” Ronan looked at Rabbit in surprise too. “I thought you were from a big family, one of the best! After all, only such families have the power to capture summoned beasts for their descendants!” Obviously, Ronan had misunderstood Rabbit’s identity. Rabbit blinked blankly, wondering what Ronan was talking about. “Summoned beast? I'm not a summoned beast; I'm just an ordinary rabbit!”

The rabbit also stared at me with a shocked expression. “Who are you? I know you’re not human...” The little rabbit suddenly talked, which surprised me a little bit. My lips curled up in amusement. “Hi, I’m Luna. May I know your name?” I asked, and the rabbit squirmed with excitement. “You can understand me?! Can you understand me?!” the rabbit questioned repeatedly. Her voice was full of excitement. She seems to have been confined here for a long time. “Yes, I can understand you.” She was ecstatic and jumped happily.

This time was different, and Julie actually saw a rabbit. The two of them went into the mountains and took a walk around. When they came back, they found a gray rabbit eating grass in the meadow upstream of the stream. The rabbit was the first thing Terry saw. "Jessica, it's a rabbit." He said, reminding her to look to the left. Julie looked in the direction he pointed and indeed saw a rabbit. The silly rabbit was eating wild vegetables, munching away happily and enjoying the delicious taste. "Can you catch rabbits?"