Rabbit Hole Comic Novels & Stories

She instantly furrowed her brows and looked up at Hazel who was staring back at her. "What happened to you?" She questioned. "Now you are ready to listen" Hazel rolled her eyes and shifted away because she was obstructing Kira's view from the cage that had the bunnies. "That thing bit me" she said, pointing at the cage as Kira shifted her gaze from her injured hand to the cage. Hazel picked the scarf from the table and started tying back the bite mark the bunny had given her. "How did it happen?" "It was that same bunny I fed with some love potion" she responded and finished tying the scarf around the bite mark and walked to the shelves where she brought out the old worn out book

Sometimes, only sarcasm gets your joke. Notice the pun? Hmm.. Even I don't. I think I might have detention. Victim's pov He was dragging me by my hair, dragging me out of my prison. I had lost count of days and my face no longer throbbed. I longed to breathe in fresh air and smell the grass. I wondered what was outside my prison. His face was contorted with fury and his movements were rough and aggressive. I saw a tunnel few feet ahead. He wasn't going to make me run, right? I wasn't sure I could even run and I rubbed feeling into my numb arms.

Nicole scanned the area and spotted rabbit droppings. Cola really didn't waste anything. Starving all the time had made him even more serious about food than she was. Even wild rabbits weren't safe. Rabbits had multiple burrows. Nicole searched nearby and quickly found one of the openings. She packed it shut with mud. Not long after, a gray blur shot out from another hole and bolted. Cola took off like lightning. He caught the wild rabbit by the neck and slammed it to the ground. A few shakes later, it stopped moving.

"He said a black shadow was chasing him, and he kept pointing to the rabbit hole." "Did he get out of the rabbit hole?" Edmont asked. "But that's impossible, right? The rabbit hole is small; even a child Jonathan's age wouldn't have been able to fit through it." Edmont had just closed his mouth when Thiery's phone rang. It was Alkon. "Yes, Alkon? What did you find?" Thiery asked. He hoped the Gammas would find Ava this time. "Alpha Thiery, the rabbit hole Allen was found in front of turned out to be a path that opened into a very large cave, and this forest is actually a hill that sunk into the earth," Alkon said. "We're digging now because we want to know where this cave ends."

The violence had been swift, absolute, and merciless, the distinct, brutal signature of a single hunter. Avery's heart skipped a beat. A deafening ringing surged in her ears. Her eyes swept over the fallen figures and then froze— There, in the mud, lay a small white rabbit toy. Its clean cotton fabric was now soaked through with heavy oil and grime, its long ears lying limp in the filthy sludge. Dorothea's most precious rabbit. Avery forgot how to breathe. Blood surged in her chest. Her fingertips were cold as death. Where was Dorothea?

She thought. Kyle’s eyes moved around the familiar place and a smile appeared on his lips. “This place is called a dungeon for a reason. I have once been here, and of course, I know what you must be passing through,” he said and dipped his hand inside his coat pocket only to bring out a rabbit and he placed it on the floor. Meera stared at the white rabbit that did not make any attempt to move from its place and her teeth ached as she kept staring at it. Somehow, her instinct is telling her what to do with it and she heard Kyle say;

It barked happily and kept looking at me and back at the hole. "Is that how you got here?" I asked and raised an eyebrow as I studied the rabbit whole that was too little to fit me, but just enough to squeeze the little wolf in. The wolf jumped happily and I took that as a confirmation. Suddenly, it pawed at the hole and looked at me expectantly, in which I figured it was a way for it to tell me to get in. "Er...I don't think I fit in there." I said, which made the wolf tilt its head to the side in confusion. I sighed and made a hand gesture. "That," I pointed at the rabbit hole. "It’s too small for me." I made a small circle with my hand before pointing to myself; hoping that the wolf would

Hazel wandered into the garden, where her newfound rabbit friend eagerly awaited its morning treat. She offered a handful of vegetables, particularly favoring the carrots. Wyatt's voice, unexpectedly close, made her turn. He held two coffee mugs in his hands. "So you two have become friends," he remarked, kneeling beside her. Hazel cradled the bunny in her hands, rubbing its nose affectionately. Wyatt issued a playful warning, "Be careful; it might just bite your nose."

Still a customer? Rabbit pushed himself out of bed and stretched slowly, surprised when his back didn’t scream at him immediately for once. His throat still held faint remnants of soreness from last week’s incident, but the bruising had faded a bit more now beneath concealer and time. At least that was one less problem. His phone buzzed suddenly. Skyler: ARE YOU DEAD??? Rabbit snorted softly. Rabbit: unfortunately no Skyler: unbelievable Skyler: you vanished after your little romantic scene

She smiled at them sweetly, "What are we waiting for? Introductions?" "Oh, no. It's a small rabbit. I prefer a healthy lion, lots of meat", said one of the hycwen as the others stepped back at the sight of the woman standing in front of them. She lunged at one of them, twenty feet in the air, and kicked at its neck that crunched like a twig. The hycwen's eyes rounded in surprise as if he was shocked to die so suddenly before he collapsed into a heap on the ground in a sickening thud.