Sonic Cream Rabbit Novels & Stories

Darz said. “Rabbit, the symbol of luck. An incarnation of a moron who is so cocky for her luck. Speculated as the ones everyone afraid of, yet don’t get so cocky as you just summoned your Ribo!” Franz exclaimed. “She’s not the only one who has a Ribo!” Harz said showing his Ribo which is a white sheep. “We managed to summon our Ribo because of Varz. We are not a bunch of morons who will hate anyone for something he has never done.” Larz said showing his Ribo which is a brown boar.

My heart swelled like the Grinches at the movie's end when his first cry rang out as he entered the world. "Dada, Dada!" Tate's high-pitched squeal rang out, sending a poor rabbit running for the hills. Zac squats down, scooping his bite-size clone into his large protective arms. "How's, my little man?" Tate cackles in pure joy as Zac tickles his tummy. Tilting his head to me, "You okay, babe?"

He said. "What if you're wrong... we have to check it out Roy," She debated and got down when Roy released her. "Wait, that smell... it scent was no different from the rabbit we smelled in the first place," Roy said with certainty. "You're right... it must be the rabbit," Cara supported him. They both advanced forward towards the tree where they heard the sound. Roy peeked into the bush with his wolf eyes and sighted the rabbit. He giggled and told Cara to sit that out as he would go for it and since Cara had tried it out at first but failed.

The man sounded so assuring. “How?” As much as he wanted to curse that person, Ruscov suppress himself. “I’ll tell you a story.” He heard footsteps. A creaking sound that soon disappeared as quickly as it does. There is a disturbing tapping noise that Ruscov bear as it sounded so easily triggering his annoyance. “There was once a rabbit, who hurt his paw. Where do you think they had brought him to get cured?” “What?” His forehead cease. ‘What kind of nonsense was it?’ He thought.

He could imagine her walking around the street with no house to sleep in and he could just hope that she wasn't a spy like Jayden had said and then he heard her scream. “ Oh my gosh is that a rabbit ” She said staring at the white rabbit in Ryder's hands. “ Yes, I got it for you ” Ryder said. “ Wow really ” Mia said excitedly. “ Yes ” Ryder said as he passed the white rabbit to her which she collected happily from him. “ You like it ” He asked her. “ I love it... Thank you ” She said as she hugged the rabbit and she knelt down on the clean cut grass as she began to caress the rabbit's fur and she giggled.

“First, the silver-leaf for strength. Then moonroot for healing. A pinch of lavender to calm the body…” The mixture glowed with a strong golden light. She placed it on the rabbit’s wound and gave it a small dose orally. A few minutes later, the rabbit’s wounds healed completely. It became energetic, jumping around the cage with renewed strength. Unlike Lila’s mixture, it showed no signs of weakening even after thirty minutes. Murmurs erupted from the crowd. “She actually did it…” “Look at the rabbit it’s completely fine!” Elder Mira’s eyes widened. “How could you do that?”

I began, lowering my voice like I was about to tell her a grand secret, "that a mother rabbit gives birth to at least five babies at a time?" Raya continued to cry, but I could tell she was listening. I pressed on. "And guess what?" I leaned in, my voice dropping even lower as if I was sharing something only I knew. "Each baby rabbit is a duplicate of the others they were born with." The sobbing slowed. Raya sniffled, lifting her big, tear-filled grayish-blue eyes to mine. Her lips trembled as she hiccupped. "Really?" she whispered. I nodded immediately, my face serious as I told the white lie.

“Oh.” Colton’s hand shot out behind him again. Stop. He moved faster now, still silent but charged, like a storm tightening. He crouched beside the rabbit, hands steady, and I saw the wire looped around its waist, cutting into soft belly. Blood wet the fur. The rabbit’s eyes were wide and glassy, terror vibrating through its entire small body. I dropped to my knees anyway, not caring about wet grass. “Let me.” Colton’s gaze snapped to me, sharp. “Hands back. It will kick.”

The rabbit, Bubbles. She launches herself across the floor in a blur of white fur and fury. The sound she makes isn’t a hiss, it’s a scream. High-pitched and piercing, the kind of sound that cuts straight through bone. The mirror trembles. Cracks spiderweb across its surface. Light bursts from the fractures, and the entire pane explodes outward. I throw up my arms, but something slams into my chest. Not wind but magic. The air is knocked out of me, and I hit the floor hard. Shards of glass rain down, scattering like diamonds. The river noise cuts off. Silence rushes in its place.

The orgasm hit like a freight train—my cunt exploded, squirting in violent, messy arcs that slapped the mirror, splashed my tits, puddled on the floor in a growing lake of my own filth. I kept riding, kept rubbing, kept squirting until the glass was a Jackson Pollock of my cum, my thighs shook like I’d been electrocuted, and my voice gave out into a hoarse, broken scream. I wasn’t done. I ripped the rabbit free—my pussy gaping, fluttering, begging like a needy mouth—and lined the beast up with my ass. I’d prepped earlier with the biggest plug I owned, coated in lube until it gleamed, but the burn when the head popped past my tight ring was divine.