Rabbit Frost Novels & Stories

SEVENTY-FOUR Arthritis throbbed as Wes Frost sifted feed among the chickens. The birds looked up at him between their frantic pecking with absent, dispassionate eyes. Food, those black peepers said. Nothing else. Food. He rounded up their eggs, placed them in a basket and whisked them inside. He returned with a butcher’s knife. The Rottweiler growled and barked at the end of its chain, furthered its arc in the dirt as it skidded back and forth. “Shut up, dog,” he said.

[System Message: General Store Manager has issued you a quest. Quest: Collect Rabbit Fur and Meat Rank: D Level: 1-5 Description: The general store manager wants you to head south of Elderwood Village to kill some rabbits and collect some fur and meat. Quality of fur and meat decides the reward and grade given for the quest . Rabbit Fur: 0/10 Quality-? Rabbit Meat: 0/5 Quality-? Rewards: Rabbit Stew x 1, rabbit under armor and grade for .

fur? “It’s not a freaking small rodent, it’s a big ass one!” Dario started running and we figured he was being chased by a 4-meter-tall rabbit monster. “RUN!” I screamed as all of us began sprinting for our lives. “What the hell is that?” Eve screamed. “Oh, I think it’s pretty obvious what it is, it’s our damn killer!” June replied to her as well trying to hide behind the big broadened trees. Eve and I were together. We couldn’t see June and Max.

My wolf moves around inside me itching to get out. They begin to run like they’re running for their lives. I chuckle. Roxy turns and smiles. “Eager as beavers, right?” I nod as I go to the front of the property where there are spare coats hanging and grab her an orange puffa with a faux fur trimmed hood.

There was a small table which had her photo with Zachariah and Vladimir. "It's amazing" Rose said and turned towards the beast with a grin on her face. "I love it!" She said. The beasts were glad to hear it. This is what they wanted. Rose gasped in excitement when saw a small rabit appearing from the bushes. "There's a rabit!" She said. The beasts looked at the rabit before turning towards her. "Do you want it?" Zachariah's beast asked.

Hundreds of them. They didn’t look exactly like the rabbits back home. They were about the same size — brown, black and a few white ones — with long, floppy ears, but they had elongated faces, and instead of a pom-pom tuft, a pinkish stub for a tail. They didn’t hop, either. More scurried about. “Aw!” said Flossie. She walked up to the nearest one and picked it up. She picked it up! I was stunned. If it was going to be this easy we’d have five daggers each by sundown.

' I asked in a desperate voice. 'Yes, he is. But don't worry about him. I'll lose him very soon,' Frost said with confidence, and I trust her. People around watched the scene unfold, and from the expressions on their faces, I could tell what they were thinking. Frost was a bright blue wolf mixed with elegant white that went in circles all around her body. One glance at her, and it would stick into your head for ages. Yes! She was that unique. As we ran across the traffic, dodging moving vehicles, Alexandros, my mate, was behind us. He didn't shift into his wolf, yet he was so fast and close.

He tightly gripped Lira's elbow as they walked around, scared that he might lose her in the crowd. They left Mugendale the next day, spirits lifted and energies regained. Four days later, they reached the Kingdom's northern borders, and were about to step into foreign territory. That was three days ago. Something caught Robb's eyes. A small furry creature hopped out of one of the holes but got caught in the net he placed over it. The young boy quickly reached for the animal, a small brown hare, and held it by the ears, gently wrapping the net around its entire body so it wouldn't move. Another one popped up from another hole, and then another, and another. All in all, Robb caught five rabbit

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

Rob laughs at the look on my face, then moves to sit beside the boy in question. Kieran’s not even paying attention – he’s just scrolling on his phone. Rob peers over and starts whispering to him, which piques my curiosity. For some reason, I can’t shake the need to know what’s going on, and I frown as this hot feeling rises in my chest.