Scariest Rabbit Novels & Stories

Too much is happening at once, too fast. “You can’t be scared of a part of yourself, Little Rabbit.” I squeezed her, thinking of how frightened I was to die, despite knowing that was a part of my abilities. “If you ever want to control it, you can’t fear it.” “I don’t know how not to be scared. It’s so dark.” Her voice cracked as tears pooled in those moon eyes of hers. They were mesmerizing, yet way too much like her mothers. It struck me with both awe and fear.

Alive. I sit now near the open firepit I carved myself beside the enchanted cabin, watching a rabbit roast over the flames. Courtesy of Mr. Yellow, who—after a very shady five-minute interrogation involving a butter knife and a leaf scroll—revealed where his “furry rivals” were hiding. Apparently, the bunny mafia exists. And I’ve just declared myself the apex predator. “Tell Flopsy next time to learn not to sass her Highness,” I told the smug rodent.

Riley was like family, we'd met when I was 6. When we got our wolves we were allowed more freedom in wandering the pack lands because we had our wolves to keep us safe and take over if need be. I was walking through some neighborhood on the other side of the pack when I heard laughing. I followed it to a tan house with a short white fence in the front yard. In there I saw a little girl, close to my age, with black braided pigtails, rubbing around after a rabbit in the yard. I remember staring. It was the strangest thing to me, it didn't seem to actually be scared of her. They looked to just be playing. Maybe it was just the shifter in me, but rabbits seemed like food. I had a lot of question

"Darling, familiars need their master's scent to feel calm. To help her get used to you faster, let's put her cage on your nightstand tonight." Lily hugged my leg, whining. "Mommy, Sera is just scared. Don't make her leave, okay?" Scared? When she tore my throat open in my past life, she didn't seem scared at all. I walked over to the cage and leaned in. The white rabbit lay quietly, like a ball of white fluff. Seeing me approach, she raised her head high, twitching her nose with a very human-like smugness and mockery in her pitch-red eyes.

My movements come to a halt when it snaps its neck in my direction, its black, beady eyes pinning me to the spot. It was so cute, there was no way I could kill this thing. Just when I am about to give up, the rabbit loses its life instantly. No, I did not do anything to it. One second, it was standing right in front of me, and the next, the snapping of its neck filled my ears. Its head hung lifelessly from the snout of a wolf. Kiara. Her brilliant amber eyes met mine for only a second, but I could see the mockery and humour in them. She broke the contact between us and ran towards what I am assuming to be her basket with her newfound kill.

"Listen to me. It's just... um, think of it as a toy. A giant toy." I saw the spider behind her grow slowly into a giant spider and though I love my mate so much, I would really like to clasp her mouth shut before the spider becomes into a vicious one. "You just turned it into a huge one." I murmured. Her mouth turned into a realization form as she paced her brain for a better comforting idea. I appreciate the effort but I need to get her out. If only my wolf was here, he would be able to take over. "Okay, let's kill the spider. I am scared of spiders too it's not a thing to be ashamed of. Spiders can get anywhere. They got this long six legs which are... um... not nice looking at-"

To be honest, Ethan Brooks was still baffled as to why the lioness had fought with the python in the tropical rainforest, and he planned to ask the lioness where it came from after they got more familiar, but now he was surprised to find a wild rabbit outside the forest. Rabbits are very timid and usually prefer to be active at night, and they tend to hide in bushes or tall grass instead of exposing themselves in such open spaces. But now, Ethan Brooks wasn't in the mood to ponder further; he was already drooling. Spicy rabbit head, braised rabbit ribs, crispy rabbit legs, here I come!! Ethan Brooks first waved at Luna, who was following behind him, making a shushing gesture to tell her to s

Coreen and I held our breath as we peered at the thick, lush plants from where the noise seemed to come. We braced ourselves for whatever creature might appear. Then, we both relaxed and Coreen sighed in relief. A rabbit hopped out. A rabbit? We both looked at each other and burst into laughter. What the hell? We had been scared of a rabbit? “That was so epic!” she exclaimed happily. I nodded in agreement, laughing softly. “Woo! Who knew rabbits could be scary sometimes?” she continued. I laughed again. It was the first time I had ever been genuinely nervous over a rabbit.

The rabbit didn’t move as his voice echoed around the snow. “No, no, it should be scared,” Mikael said, “It’s a rabbit…” “It has horns…” Peggy whispered. “It’s an illness they can get, the horns and tentacles will go… But that illness doesn’t change its behaviour,” Mikael said. “So?” Peggy said. “Rabbits don’t know the difference between wolves and werewolves. It’s looking at us, predators, and not showing fear,” Mikael said. “So… Something is really wrong…” Peggy said.

Khiron joined in immediately, his own laughter mixing with mine until we were both leaning against furniture because standing upright while laughing this hard was impossible. "The rabbit," I managed to get out between laughs. "That stupid rabbit caused all of this." "The rabbit that you screamed at like it was a serial killer," Khiron added, wiping at his eyes. "It jumped out at me!" "It's a bunny. A tiny, fluffy bunny." "With very long ears and too many legs moving too fast!" "Rabbits have four legs, Nia. The normal amount of legs." "It felt like more in the moment!" He chuckled, “fine fine. I'll stop now.”