Pooka Bunny Novels & Stories

POV: KAI The press box smells like musty coffee and old popcorn. I sit in the back row, laptop balanced on my knees, hoodie zipped to my chin. The collar still hides most of the mark, but I feel it every time I swallow. Like a reminder I can't delete. Game starts fast. Puck drops. The crowd roars. I type without looking down much—habit now. The Ice Hawks are up early, but it's not the score I'm watching.

"You won't see me until you need me." "You weren't much help when you were actually needed." I snapped, looking back at Sienna. The air filled with her soft laughter as she rode, stumbling and falling. A smile kicked on my face. At least, she never let go of any chance to be happy. The corners of my lips kicked up as I spotted white bunnies in the distance. I put the cup down and rushed towards them. They were happily munching on carrots. I slowed my pace, reaching near them. They were dressed in cut little sweaters, looking adorable. I guessed the ones with pink were the females. "Hello!" I spoke softly, flashing my broad smile.

“Depicted as pure, gentle, and caring by its color and small size that everyone could not resist because of its adorable nature. Yet, in this book as everything is held the opposite of everything and comes running perfectly within our very world. The little white rabbit is so much worse than that.” Snapping his fingers as the smoke-like image of a rabbit is shown in front of her. It moves according to how he described it, yet pauses for a moment and by seconds as he smiles and continues. But the scene changes and shifts into a dark and warry tone as he goes with the words.

"They don't have the talent to be paparazzi." "So, where are you going now?" He led me to a small stall where some young men were trying to shoot a toy duck made of plywood walking on the wall. Many prizes to choose from if you manage to shoot all the duck toys. Actually I've never been interested in games like this, but this time there was a medium-sized white stuffed bunny. Ooh, so sweet. I want to hug, kiss, I love rabbits! "You want a bunny, right?" "Huh?" Adrian can tell? "Well, I know you're not a marksman, right?"

"Look at your fluffy wittle tail." "I will murder you if you say one more word!" Spitfire snapped before turning to see Hades staring at him with wide green eyes. "And you don't even think about opening your mouth, Dickface!" Tubby raised a paw and tried to get Guru's attention. "Careful, friend. Bunnies are dangerous. They are born shapeshifters so they can turn into any living creature. You could be staring down a Demon in seconds if he wished to be one."

Trying. Poppy sat on the fluffy rug between the two castles, her hair falling down her back, her bangs starting to slip free from their clip, one strawberry sock on, the other missing because life was too short for symmetry. Beside her, Bunny had been seated on a tiny chair from a tea set, its fabric face looking resigned to accepting a government position.

Agnes and Ursula couldn’t help laughing despite their heavy hearts. “Aunt Ursula, I have named them all...” Anne-Marie was bubbling with excitement. “And they all know their name by now.” She clapped happily as she pulled Ursula’s hand “Let me show you.” “That white one with brown on one eye” Anne-Marie pointed one of the bunnies “That’s Pax. Watch me.” She moved a few steps away and called out “Here boy, Pax... come here.” Funnily enough, Pax actually hoped up to her.

Its tall body crashed and laid on the ground with hands and legs turned upward. Squeak? "Mister bunny, do you want to come along with me?" Leqaria appeared on its sight again. From its view, the bump looked like it wanted to come out of her clothes. It quickly nodded with saliva dripping out from its mouth. Leqaria gives it her seductive smile. "Okay…"

"This is Bun Bun." "Bun Bun," Mei said, her face perfectly serious on the screen. "He's cute." "She," Liyana corrected, very firm about it. "She. Obviously. I'm so sorry, Bun Bun." Mei bowed her head to the camera in apology, and Liyana accepted it with a small, gracious nod before setting the rabbit down and reaching for the next item in her rotation, a small brown bear missing one eye, clearly the most important object in her current universe. "This is Teddy," she announced.

They tended a fire that Temujin had generated and, having taken off their Slayer masks, ate roasted pikas. Griffin had expertly spotted the pikas’ crude burrows under bamboo stumps and fallen bamboo shoots. Temujin then flushed out the small egg-shaped mammals with his flames. At first, Aki didn’t know whether to feel pity or disgust because of the animals’ cuteness and round ears, which resembled those of rodents, but when the smell of cooking meat wafted in her direction, her royal stomach grumbled. Temujin also reassured her that pikas were more related to rabbits.