No Ordinary Rabbit Novels & Stories

Being able to hear Lecy speak felt even more unbelievable. "Wait!" Elena pointed at him. "Did you just say magical rabbit?" Her voice rose in disbelief. "So you're not an ordinary rabbit?" The excitement in her voice made her momentarily forget why she had come here in the first place. Lecy laughed again then, patiently, he began explaining everything, the truth about what had happened all those years ago... The day Elena thought he had died. According to Lecy, he had never actually died because as a magical rabbit, he possessed abilities ordinary creatures didn't have and one of those abilities allowed him to hold his breath for hours at a time.

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.

Almera asked her eyes sparkling. “I am planning to charge…” Mira scratched her head and pouted “I was going to ask you how much you pay for a rabbit.” “Ha…ha…ha...” Almera laughed as pinched Mira’s cheek and rang the bell for her footman. “Tyle, how much can I buy a rabbit for?” “A plump rabbit would be 3 gold coins without fur and 4 gold coins with fur. A normal one would be 2 gold coins without fur and 3 gold coins with fur.” Tyle paused “Madam that is if you are lucky to get one.”

Notice: Hi. This is the author of “Down the Rabbit Hole”. This is a short notice that everything in this story is purely fictional. All characters, settings, and pieces of information are purely all from the creator’s mind. Others, that you may find similar to what you have seen, you have read, all of those are purely coincidental. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any matter without prior notice or permission of the copyright owner. It’s a world of fantasy to be in, and a world where we can runaway, so hold on, Mi Estrellas.

Sure enough, the cases of rabbit-women swallowing the bloodstones saw a huge decline. I returned to my room. Recalling Rebecca's words, I snuffed out the spices burning on the table. For some reason, I thought being a rabbit-woman wasn't the great thing it was chalked up to be. At that moment, Mom entered the room. She frowned when she saw that the spices had stopped burning. "Everly, why aren't the spices burning?" I rubbed my stomach. "The smell of the spices makes me hungry, Mom. We don't have much food in the house, to begin with. I ought to eat less."

And as fate would have it, Noah seamlessly slipped into the role of the father figure we had been missing. Noah took swift steps towards the entrance, his purpose evident as he approached the ticket booth to secure passes for the three of us. As we continued our journey through the zoo, we came upon an area near the entrance that held our attention. It was a pen, not too far away, and it was filled with rabbits of all shapes and sizes. What caught our eyes were the different kinds of rabbits present there. Some had long, furry coats that made them look quite elegant, like they were wearing a royal cloak.

I must be worried and trying to figure out the way out of this place but that's another matter for now I'm enjoying it a little bit. "Get up girl! Time to go get your furry pet." Ryn stormed into my room, she likes fluffy too, and told me I was right about that little furry guy from beginning to resemble him with a rabbit. He is a mixed breed of a rabbit and a rare species of wild animal. "I'm all set, let's get going! " I exclaimed, we both made our way outside the four walls of the house. "Hey, Ryn, would you please tell me something about the barrier of Four? If you know anything of course." I asked Ryan as we casually stepped by step closing the gap to the nursing home.

Yesterday night she had talked about how the sky looked extra blue and how she almost cried because of how beautiful it was. For a lowly wolf like her, an omega, a handmaiden, treated like nothing by most, Lyra was the most hopeful, brightest, and annoyingly cheerful person I had ever met. Even I, Luna of the fortress, could never match her energy. “And my Luna, you won’t believe this, while I was fetching water this morning, I saw a rabbit. A white one! Pure white! I swear it winked at me, like actually actually winked. I think that is a sign of good luck, my Luna. Don’t you think so? Rabbits don’t wink for no reason.”

He thought again that he had been too late. It was only after all the rabbits he raised on the farm died, and after he grew a little older, that he finally understood. Rabbits have high body temperatures. They cannot touch water, and they especially cannot be thrown into it suddenly. From the very beginning, his father had never intended for the rabbits to live. All of his rescue attempts had been clumsy and laughable. Angela listened and her heart aching. If an ordinary person had endured even a tenth of what Leon had gone through, their character would likely have long since twisted, leaving shadows one way or another.

“Fuck you, Nyx.” “Oh, hush. You were always so dramatic.” Something flickers beside me. A shape that I recognize. Small and white, fading in and out of existence like rapid pulses. “Bubbles?” I whisper. The rabbit flickers into full form for a breath, her ears flattened, fur standing on end, eyes glowing faintly gold. Then she vanishes again. Nyxara rolls her eyes. “Oh, for the love of the old gods, stay still, sister. You’re giving me a headache.”