Snowball Bunny Novels & Stories

Little Sapphire pushed the thick bushes out of the way and crawled under. A few thorns pricked her and the stony ground hurt her knees, but she didn't give up. She looked around but she couldn't find her pet bunny. Her mother got her a little pinkish-white bunny with a magenta heart gem on her forehead and pretty pink eyes. She wasn't an ordinary bunny, of course. Her mother told her she'd get to know what kind of bunny she is when the gem on her forehead takes its final colour. Sapphire had been taking care of the bunny for six months. Just three more months before she transforms.

Snow retorted, and the girl flashed a smile. “Where was I?” she asked, her tone soft and slow, taking her time in saying the words. “The void, you were there, and you were staring at me.” Snow added, and the female smiled. “There was nothing much I could do,” she stated, and she walked past Snow towards a little bunny running towards her. She smiled and picked up the snow-white bunny and snuggled her nose on the bunny’s. “Who are you?” Snow, asked. “I’m you?” She replied, and Snow's smile slowly faded. “You look different from me, so we can’t be the same?” She added, and the female chuckled, “Really, that's all it takes?” the female said.

There were small white bunnies on the battlefield leisurely jumping towards an elder and the soldiers who were frantically creating tossing boulders and creating stone walls to keep the innocent-looking bunny away. "The snow bunny? what's such a dangerous talent doing here?" The snow bunny was one of the top 500 most dangerous talents known to mages. Talents in the top 1000 were so powerful that any mage born with them would be a powerhouse whether they had ever trained a day in their life or not.

That person had manipulated her for so many years, but there was nothing she could do. She didn't want to stay here. Even if Aldenvine was full of dangers, she only wanted to catch the mastermind. If not, she couldn't even live in peace. Suddenly, Snowball stopped walking ahead of her. It carefully examined a small bug crawling on a hydrangea leaf. The bug's rear glinted with a green light. The bug then took flight and landed on Snowball's nose. Snowball had never seen a bug like this before. Breathing quietly, it stared earnestly at the firefly on its nose.

She would be in her spell room, conjuring more magic potions or enchanting plants to give her more power so she can fix the world like she's always told him. He placed the bunny on the counter and grabbed a sandwich then he offered the Bunny a bite. The bunny nibbled gently at the crust, making soft noises of contentment every time the crunchy bread hit his tongue. Caleb laughed. "So good isn't it? You must have a lot of food on you because of all those berries you ate..." Caleb mumbled with a full mouth. When he caught the Bunny earlier it was busy feeding on blackberries, too distracted to have noticed the sneaky Tiger approaching.

Back then, Tony never wanted to play with me, but Charles had ferried me around on a suitcase, even letting me ride on his back like a horse. "Oh, he prepared a birthday gift for you on your eighteenth birthday, you know? You were fighting with Lucas back then and locked yourself in your room, so he never got the chance to give it to you." "What was it?" I asked, heart fluttering. "Well, the rock he went on an expedition for was actually a meteorite. You wanted him to pluck out a star and give it to you, remember?" It was just a childish joke, but he took it seriously, even risking his life for it.

“Look, he’s my favorite cartoon character.” Examining the picture right in front of her face, Leonica’s eyebrows knitted. It was a white bunny, or at least a creature dressed in a bunny suit. Two pairs of elongated teeth that stuck out from the front of his upper lip, funny looking round ear, dark brown hair like weed and it had the height of a growing panda give or take. ‘Gosh, where does he get his taste in characters from?” Leonica thought, trying to hide how much the character and his wish worried her.

Of course, he wanted to head back, his feet hurt, he was turning to a popsicle and he was fucking sleepy cause he was cursed to awake at ungodly hours. However, something caught Alex’s eye, his mood brightening up. Appearing from one of the bushes was a snow-white bunny with fur that looked to be as soft as anything imaginable. It looked so fragile, so tiny, that Alex wanted to hold it in his arms. Crouching, Alex called to it, hoping that it would hop over. When it did, Alex was beyond ecstatic, holding it in his hands. Its fur was as soft as imagined, its tiny nose wiggling around and its body warming Alex’s hands.