Rabbit Fnaf Novels & Stories

“Nightlight’s a rabbit.” “A rabbit?!” Harmonia was surprised. This was her first time hearing that a horse had become friends with a rabbit. Dimas nodded and looked at Firefly’s spacious stable. Harmonia looked over as well and saw a meticulously built nest for a rabbit. “Where did Nightlight go?” Harmonia asked. “It ran off.” At that moment, Firefly chuffed in great displeasure. Dimas gave him a look, and it wilted.

“Erm… a cat, a dog, a cow, a lion, a tiger, a pig, a rabbit— she would always be pink. Does this help…?” “…Maybe not.” Fenrir paused afterwards. “Inside this forest… the Rabbits of Fortune are pink— maybe she would hide among them.” “……Even if she`s among them… it`s not hard to find her. She had a wound on her right shoulder— and I was the one who shot her…” I find my hand to be grabbing on Restia`s hand. But as Fenrir stands up and I know what he might possibly do— I immediately let go. BAM!

He must see how flustered I’ve become because he says, “There’s a gas station coming up. Let’s stop there and I’ll drive us the rest of the way home.” This time I don’t refuse his offer. I pull into a parking spot at the gas station and Ryan says he’s going to get us some snacks. When he comes out a few minutes later, he has a bag full of treats with him. “Can you believe it? They had Furballs!” Ryan says with glee, pulling out a pile of candies, sugar and chocolate spun to look like a great pile of hair that has recently been vomited up. “And Bone Bites!” Ryan cheered as he showed me the giant hard candy formed into the shape of a femur so large it was meant to be chewed on for an hour or m

It was the only sensible thing to do. I opened my laptop and saw that I even had an incoming call from my best friend already. I picked up instantly and his face appeared on my laptop screen. His striking, ocean blue eyes met mine as he sank his teeth into the veins of a rabbit, feeding. “Did you call me to put on a show?” I asked with narrowed eyes. I was already in an irritable mood anyways. He removed his teeth from the rabbit and dropped it on the floor before cleaning his mouth with a napkin. “When last did you feed?” He asked as he threw the napkin away too.

There was a momentary pause where they stopped to greet us then they continued what they were doing. We kept going till we reached my office, where we got comfortable. “Well, we've had attacks for some time now, the first was the Art Fair, where young wolf and newly initiated warrior Jordan got attacked by some rogue wolves.” She said, “Yes, you mentioned it.” I nodded, “What else?” “Well, due to the attack being done in an alleyway, there were no witnesses except him. However, one Sarah Garnet was with him but she left just before the attack. She is friends and roommates with Lilliana Masters.” She explained.

"Think of it as a straw, not a floodgate." I touched the rabbit’s fur through the bars. The spark was tiny, a flicker of gold compared to the bonfire of the wolves I’d attacked. I felt the connection, the familiar pull. I closed my eyes and tried to visualize the "door." I pulled a tiny thread of heat, then slammed my mental focus shut. I pulled my hand back, gasping. The rabbit was shivering, but it was still breathing. It was still alive. "Better," Nyla said, though she didn't smile. "You have a natural aptitude for it. Most Siphons kill their first ten test subjects."

"I don't know any holy stories, My Lady." "Not holy," Miya snapped, then softened. "Something... simple. From your life." "Well," Finn started shakily. "When I was a boy... my mother kept rabbits. One of them, a little white one with a black ear... he thought he was a dog." Miya opened one eye. "A dog?" "Yes," Finn smiled, forgetting his fear for a second as his hands worked up to her knee. "He would chase the sheep. He would bark—well, squeak—at the mailman. He didn't know he was small. He just knew he was brave."

He asked, his eye on the girl’s ass. The girl smiled shyly, tucking her pink hair behind her ear. “Catty.” “Well, Catty…I’m expecting you later tonight.” He said, tapping her ass as she walked away giggling. Ronan didn’t react. Quagmire just laughed, pouring the drink into the glasses. “You really want to keep living like this,” Ronan said, turning to his brother. Raphael shrugged. “I’d rather go back to my roots than playing pretend like you.” He said. “I mean, isn’t it exhausting?”

“And whoosh! I got it! Just like a real hunter!”Elyra, who was sitting by the fire sharpening her knife, smirked. “You’re lucky that rabbit didn’t hear you giggling while you were aiming.”“I wasn’t giggling!” Auren shot back, crossing his arms. “I was serious. Super serious.”I raised an eyebrow. “Oh really? Because I’ve heard your ‘super serious’ voice before, and it sounds a lot like your ‘I’m trying not to laugh’ voice.”“Muuum!” he whined, but the grin on his face betrayed him.Elyra chuckled, throwing another log onto the fire. “Alright, little warrior, tell your mum what happened when you saw the rabbit.”Auren’s eyes widened as he launched into his story. “Okay, so, I saw it near a bush,

When we went back, Fayne went to the kitchen to butcher the antelope while I sat there on the kitchen stool swaying left and right. I stared at the rabbit in my arms thoughtfully. “Hm, I think I'm going to name you Grey.” Fayne turned to me for a second before continuing to work on the antelope. I smiled as I stared into the rabbit's grey eyes but then a thought crossed my mind which made me sad. “What if I separated this little guy from his friends and family? That's so cruel of me…” Soon, Fayne began to roast the antelope. He turned to me.