Rabbit And Tortoise Novels & Stories

what do you think I should do? Tiger: Can I ask you something first? Rabbit: Sure. Tiger: During these past two years... have you been the only one making an effort? I stared at the screen for a long time before finally typing. Rabbit: I think... yes. A moment later, his reply arrived. Tiger: Then I think something has been wrong from the very beginning. I frowned. Rabbit: Wrong? Tiger: Isn't love supposed to be built by two people?

I saw a wicked look flash in Charles eyes. “Really? Alright, I forgive you. I wasn't even all that angry, you know. Just make sure to keep to your promises, and don't try this stunt again. If you're looking for company, the Rambits can keep you company.” Charles responded, the cold look on his face easing. ‘Rambits?’ I see, they must be that horned, rabbit creature from earlier. “Those creatures are too playful, and they eat a lot.” Scymodus scoffed. “So…I guess we’re good now?”

"Don't want me to go, eh? Just like all the others. you're a fine fellow! What reason do you have for wanting to see me weighed down here all the rest of my life with a mountain on my back? Why, I thought you were sorry for me, and it turns out that you are as mean as anybody else." "It is so lonely here, and I have no playmates. you are the only friend I have." The tortoise laughed loudly. "Ho, ho! so it's because I make you a good playmate, eh? Now, if that's your reason, that's another story altogether. What do you say to going with me then? I, too, need a friend, and if you help me to escape, why, you are the very friend for me." "But how shall you get the tablet off your back?" asked Ba

I stood on his feet, alert and poised, waiting for anything that might have chosen to happen but something like that -the thing I was expecting to happen- never happened. Instead what I saw was a common thing, as common as the woods themselves were. It was a white and brown rabbit streaking quickly across in underbrush in the woods, its speed an intention that he or she -because I did not know whether it was a female or male rabbit- was hurrying off to somewhere, a home or a family of similar furry animals like him or herself. Further down where I stood, if I trailed the path till it sloped down, I would come across a lake, a very beautiful one at that. It would be cool and there would be ri

He needs time to sort out the game because he has no intention to struggle all this way just to get beheaded. But the existence of a snake triggered the survival instinct of the rabbit, though being a skeleton with no flesh to get bitten and all. “No! We need to run!” Panicking with a scared tone, the force the rabbit shows is totally a different story. Apparently scared by Meph’s words, he grabs Meph’s wrist and starts running. Meph wheels his legs at top speed and still couldn’t catch up. If it weren’t for the fact that the rabbit is two meters tall, Meph would be kissing the ground with his face by now.

[POV: Colin Smith] Colin sprinted forward weaving around the trees, instinctively avoiding the undergrowth and bumps. After four long years, he was used to running around in the forest. The blasted animal was faster than he had thought. He had been following a thunder-rabbit for a few minutes now. They were a magical beast that looked similar to rabbits, only as big as a dog and their furs stood on ends with shades of purple. It was one of the few D tier beasts that also had a blood sack. Not only were their meat a delicacy, but a blood sack from a D tier beast could also be sold for three silver coins. Which was a lot of money for someone like Colin.

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.”

“Night gave way to day and the chill in the air warmed. Raven took her skirt and tucked it into her belt. She walked out leaving the door open to let out the chill. She grabbed her flat basket and headed to her garden made in a nestle of trees under a canopy of sunlight to flourish. Raven pulled at the cabbage heads, grabbed the shovel and dug up potatoes; she broke off the herbs and pulled up the carrots. Looking at her basket she worried she misjudged her harvest. It was already too full to carry easily. She stood up and dusted her knees off and then her hands. Bending over she noticed a slight movement in the brush. Just then a rabbit leapt from them and ran towards the basket. "Hey! All

Her voice rang loudly across the lakeside. Standing near the water was an enormous white rabbit, far larger than any ordinary rabbit but Elena knew immediately who it was. "Lecy!" She knew that rabbit, even though it had grown much bigger than before. The giant rabbit didn't run away, but the other rabbits nearby immediately scattered and disappeared into the distance but Lecy stayed, sitting calmly near the lakeshore beneath the trees watching Elena closely, as though he had been waiting for her. "Lecy..." Elena ran straight toward him then wrapped her arms around his fluffy body... The rabbit was so large now that he was nearly her size — His fur was unbelievably soft.

Enne's blond hair was briefly touched by falling snow before she used a hood to cover her head from the snow. Enne's eyes sparkled as she saw the rabbit still in its place. Enne crept forward to catch the adorable creature. However, Enne's small movements made the Arctic species rabbit run at an astonishing speed, leaving Altair's residence far behind. Without hesitation, Enne chased after the rabbit. Unfortunately, Enne's speed couldn't match that of the rabbit, which could reach up to 64 kilometers per hour. Enne looked around, unsure of how far she had gone from Altair's house. It was evident that the snow was still falling, and she had lost the rabbit that had captured her attention. Enn