Rabbit Noir Novels & Stories

“He can’t do anything while he’s trapped in there.” “Which does appear to be part of the problem,” Arnold says, looking at Isaac and Regan and Jasper with concern furrowing his brow. “Hey,” Layla says, poking the rabbit with one of her fingers. “Release them from your hold.” The rabbit just glares at her, its nose twitching with rage. Layla pulls a small crystal from her pocket and uses it to poke through the bars, touching the Moon Rabbit’s fur with it. He tries to hop away from it, but the cage is too small. Layla holds the crystal to him.

She extended it and tapped Zinjo on the chest, “Hey check out what's in the cage.” Zinjo put the spyglass up to his eye, and peered down at the cage, “What is that? Another hybrid?” Within the cage were a simple black and yellow rabbit with a longhorn protruding out of its head. The guards stood at least five feet away from the cage. Were they afraid of the minuscule ball of fluff? “Have you seen one of those before?” Zinjo shook his head, “It is an animal unknown to me. Perhaps it is the divine beast the ghost of Tiberius spoke of ?”

He pushed the bleeding boy to the ground. Then he looked down and saw a small rabbit hopping out from behind the tree. Rage filled his chest. Ron crouched low and grabbed the rabbit fast. It struggled in his hand, its legs kicking. He smiled. He brought out his knife again and slowly dragged it along the rabbit’s soft fur. He didn’t kill it quickly. He wanted it to scream. He wanted it to suffer. “Let’s see how you like it,” he whispered “This is exactly what I’ll do to that baby was it’s born and I get my hands on the filthy thing”

Bradley's voice was so broken that I could feel it tugging at my heart strings while my wolf was howling in delight at the prospect of mating with Blake when we got the hell out of here so she was as good as useless right now. "I promise. Now tell me. What's their name?" I asked quickly. "Ni-Nicole Sto-tone."

Rabbit froze. And Slowly. Very slowly. He turned. Noah stood in the doorway holding a coffee mug. Fully dressed. Looking entirely too composed for someone who had completely wrecked Rabbit’s back last night. Rabbit stared. Noah stared back. Silence. “…g-good morning.” Rabbit wanted the floor to open immediately and consume him! Preferably before Noah reminded him of literally everything that happened last night. “Going somewhere?” Rabbit made a sound that wasn’t quite human.

Before long I was collapsing on myself, losing my ability to stand. Two wolves and one naked man with a dart gun had appeared from seemingly nowhere. Nikolai instantly stepped into action, and lunged toward the naked man. I watched from my helpless state, paralyzed by the pain I was in. I was surprised the shot hadn’t killed me. And as the pain spread from my front leg, to the front half of my body, part of me wished I would die, just so the pain would stop.

Phoenix said tiredly. The Ray guy stretched his hand out for a shake which I accepted, " nice to meet you, Luna" he smiled showing off his pearly white teeth. I smiled back, " it's just Clover" I said. Phoenix suddenly growled loudly, making me jump in fear. Ray released my hand and backed up, " sorry" he apologized and showed his neck in submission. Phoenix's eyes glazed over and so did Ray's, I guess they were mind linking. I turned my confused gaze to Tobias, but found him glaring at Ray. Okay, what the fuck am I missing here?

No, he was going to tase Kain. I jumped up just in time and sent him flying backwards with a forward kick. He landed on his butt a few meters away and I let out a maniac like laugh. Serves his ass right. I sucked in a breath after my little psychotic break and whirled to see Kain standing over Robbi’s prone body, a wide ass smile on his face. He looked cute, like a kid in a candy store. His eyes met mine and his smile grew even brighter, so bright, I found myself smiling too.

“So it's miles like this? Then I don't have any choice, boys, train him a lesson!” Isabella snaps her fingers; the puppies in the back of her start to howl like mad. WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF!!!!!!! The high-tenor canine barks fill the road below the nighttime sky. Raven covers his ears and complains bitterly. “What are you doing! Neighbours are going to return back to me and bitch! I am going to get yelled at.” “Who cares approximately you. Unto you, I say this: do not even consider them preventing till you provide me with your permission to go into. Don't assume your little human intelligence can outfox me!”

I thought carefully about what I'd like to say. The answer was nothing. Nothing at all. Ideally delivered from a different country, from a position of comfortable distance, in a letter that did not include a return address. I noted that the warning had been issued. That Reineck had chosen to issue it. That the issuing of it told me something about what was coming and how much lead time I had before it arrived. Not enough, probably. Still water. Sharp mind. I got back to work. Ruby arrived on day five. I heard her before I saw her. Heels on stone corridor, a decisive rhythm that announced itself the way certain people announced themselves, not loudly but unmistakably, the sound of someone who