Mha Rabbit Hero Novels & Stories

Khiron joined in immediately, his own laughter mixing with mine until we were both leaning against furniture because standing upright while laughing this hard was impossible. "The rabbit," I managed to get out between laughs. "That stupid rabbit caused all of this." "The rabbit that you screamed at like it was a serial killer," Khiron added, wiping at his eyes. "It jumped out at me!" "It's a bunny. A tiny, fluffy bunny." "With very long ears and too many legs moving too fast!" "Rabbits have four legs, Nia. The normal amount of legs." "It felt like more in the moment!" He chuckled, “fine fine. I'll stop now.”

During the height of the full moon it was discovered that Aubrey was were all along and her blood was dormant until she heard the song of Luna for herself and further solidified her status as Alpha female of the pack. If one were to observe him now, many would say there had been quite a bit of Aubrey in Marrok whether he wished to admit it or not. Even if no one else acknowledged it, Rooster never hesitated to bring it up to him every chance he got. Where Brick Kenneally went, his gang followed and come hell or high water it would be that way until they said when.

Then, I saw it. Rising above the skyline, a massive digital billboard flickered to life. It wasn't an advertisement for the latest mobile technology or a product . It was him. Julian Vane looked back at me with a cold, predatory intensity that physically stopped the breath in my lungs. He was leaning against the plexiglass boards of an ice rink, his Hawks jersey pulled across his shoulders that had grown impossibly broad since I'd last seen him. His face, once soft with boyish charm, was now a masterpiece of harsh angles and lethal symmetry. The caption, glowing in bold, gold letters against the blue backdrop, read: THE GHOST RETURNS: CHAMPIONSHIP RUN 2026.

But as I reach for the handle of the sliding glass door, my eyes meet with the rabbit’s. This isn’t a fluffy little prey animal, lucklessly caught by a hawk. It’s Coello. I’d know his eyes anywhere. Cold, cruel, and calculating. He holds my gaze, his little rabbit mouth curling up into a sneer. He rolls over, kicking with his two hind legs. The hawk goes flying, its feathered body slamming into the balcony railing with a hard thud. Then it falls limply to the deck. The Moon Rabbit was only toying with that poor hawk, making it fly him up here so he could get to me. That hawk thought he was just getting a tasty snack, but he was never going to survive as soon as Coello saw some use in him.

Hearing that, the rabbit stomps her foot on my feet again— and with a quick pace. “No gambling.” I uttered. “Don’t you want to be rich?” “Money doesn’t matter here on this island.” “Cheh, stingy.” He muttered. “Here, stupid rabbit. A carrot.” CHOMP. The pink rabbit then takes a bite— on his finger instead of the carrot. “GYAHH…!!? SHE BIT ME…!!!” While flinging his finger off from her mouth, he blows his injured finger while healing it with his magic. “She understands what you are saying, you know.” I said to him.