Tiger & Bunny Kotetsu Novels & Stories

“And how does that involve us?” I turned to Ghost. “You said something before. A mark?” Ghost hesitated. “Yes, sir. The file we dug from their network — they mentioned a mark shaped like a fox tail. Kitsune symbol. Said it’s connected to a woman.” Ghost looked down. “Katarina.” The air in the warehouse seemed to stop. “What did you say?” I asked quietly. “The mark on her shoulder. The one shaped like a curve of flame? It’s a kitsune sigil. Matches their records exactly.”

The tiger cried out—and so did Lotanni, collapsing to one knee. Gasps followed. “They’re linked—” “She’s feeling the damage too!” Lotanni bit her lip, pushing herself upright. “Keep fighting,” she whispered. The tiger lunged again, slower this time. Weaker. But its eyes still burned bright. Bryon growled and ducked under the strike. One claw raked up through the tiger’s chest, bursting the core of magic holding it together. The tiger exploded into a burst of mist and light. Lotanni screamed and fell.

She met my gaze, her eyes reflecting determination. Isabella passed me the shimmering symbol, infused with ancient power—a crescent moon woven with intricate symbols of strength and unity. "Where do you want it?" I asked Benita. On my arm, she replied as she extended it. With careful precision, I pressed the heated metal against her forearm. She flinched, the sensation of heat and tingling spreading, but she gritted her teeth, steadfast through the marking. As I finished, the symbol glowed softly, marking her as my Luna and leader of the Moonrise pack.

"Isn't that a little risky?" Julian shrugged. "They're big boys." Kacey chuckled. "Colton is, anyway. Liam on the other hand…" The others around the table laughed, some nodding their heads in agreement to what she didn't finish saying. Kacey glanced at the others, once more thinking of the odd assortment Julian had gathered. Jess Barrigan was a tiger, Garret Saunders a bear, Dent Levinson a cheetah, and Tanner Rose an otter. The first three acted as muscle for the group for the most part while Tanner could squeeze into places most of the others, except for Liam, couldn't even fit an arm. Julian brought together a team who could counter every contingency when out in the field, and they had fo

Golden Monkey said in a mocking tone. "Silly monkey, you're courting death," Cancer said in a furious voice and wore a cruel expression. "You want to fight? Come on, I've hated you for long..." War Tiger roared in a low voice, and he was full of battling intent. Every step he took would make the ground shake. "Great, let's fight. You're just at the Star Level. How dare you offend me? Let me teach you a lesson..." The members of the 12 Constellations chimed in with angry voices. Though they had one less companion than the 12 Chinese Zodiacs, they were much more powerful than them as a whole.

The poor little bunny moved and peeked at him through her silver-blond locks but the moment their eyes met, she flinched and buried her face again. Romeo's eyebrows twitched from the realization that the bunny was scared of him, not at the dead beasts that were scattered around him. He shut his eyes and when he opened them again, his eyes were no longer golden-red. It had became a silver coloured eye He ran his fingers through his hair and patiently, he tried to coax the bunny once more.

“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 van stopped at a small hotel. The driver turned around, and Kai saw her clearly for the first time. Young, pretty, with golden eyes like a fox. "You're not human," Derek said, reaching for his knife. "How rude." She smiled. When she did, Kai saw her shadow on the wall. It had nine tails. "I'm Yuki. I'm a kitsune. A fox spirit. And I'm your help in Tokyo." "Jess didn't say her friend was a fox," Jeremy said.

Kiss careful—testing, tender. Then deeper—warm, real. Tails flare warm gold—wrapping loose around them both like blanket, foxfire healing lingering gentle on old aches. But mostly warmth. Safety. Home. They pull apart slow—foreheads touching, breaths mingling fast. Hearts racing loud in quiet room—wizard scholar monk and ketsune, both terrified and thrilled by new feeling. **Kayo (smiling soft, teasing gentle):** “Your heart’s going faster than during the boss fight, scholar.”

"Anyway, here is your stuffed bunny." Keith detached the linked hands of those stuffed bunnies and gives the pink ones to Rhianne. But he is surprised when she grabs the black bunny instead. She stares at it for a second before hugging it. "The black bunny is a male. See? It does not have any blush or curled lashes on its eyes." Rhianne explained while pointing at the embroidered eyes of the stuffed toy in her hand. "Seeing that their hands are linked when together, they must be a couple!" "Yeah? So your point is?"