Zenless Zone Zero Bunny Novels & Stories

Above them, the moon watched—unchanging and ever-watchful. And far beyond the walls of Crescent moon ,deep in the woods, a distant howl echoed through the night. --- Meanwhile, near the borders of Crescent Moon... Zara clutched her swollen belly and stumbled, her face pale with pain. “Ethan… I can’t… I can’t go on,” she gasped, tears welling in her eyes. Ethan, who had been walking ahead with a determined stride, stopped and turned quickly. He hurried to her side, gripping her shoulders, scanning her sweat-streaked face.

"At 3:30 in the morning. Right." She grabbed her backpack. She shoved the SSD into her bra, next to her heart. She grabbed her heavy soldering iron—it was heavy enough to be a weapon. She ran to the window. She was on the fourth floor. She threw the window open and looked down. The rain was torrential. There was a fire escape, but it was rusted, detached from the wall, and ended ten feet above the concrete alleyway. In the game, Jinx had the "Cat-Fall" perk. She could leap from rooftops and land silently. She had +50 Agility.

Rhea remembered the ribbon too clearly. During her time as Luna, she had kept a small basket of them in the Luna corridor: black, blue, and silver, plain enough for children to wear without feeling silly, soft enough not to scratch young wrists when nerves made them pull at the knots. She had given them to the children before their first moon lessons, when fear made their hands shake, and their little wolves pressed too close beneath the skin. Some had been terrified of claws. Some of the pain. Some of losing control and hurting people they loved. Rhea had knelt then, too.

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.

"Oh it's nothing serious. So where are you going to put the bunny?" "Outside,"

She had to see for herself. Daemon , the stepbrother to Duncan, stood on the edge of a very high cliff. His eyes were shut and his breath very steady . His gait was that of a fighter, one who had fought and put an end to many lives. Through the calmness of his body, he could feel another presence. Who was it? It had to be a trained fighter. The footsteps were very calm and nearly indecipherable. His eyes flew open. The scent got closer. A threat? No. This person had touched plants. He tightened his muscles a bit. Just then, a hand touched his shoulder. Like a bolt of lightning surging through his body, he turned in a split second, his hand reaching out for the neck of the threat .

Then one of them leapt towards me, sharp canines bared. I didn't think or act when it happened. All I knew was that a sudden warmth had enveloped my body from head to toe. I felt my bones begin to shrink and elongate at various places in my body, and I watched as I had my second change ever. Fur sprouted all over my body, my limbs lengthened and claws protruded from my paws.

“Back down, back down.” I said hastily, moving back, and Lucas did the same too. We got down, and just then, something white seemed to emerge from the middle of the black stuff that covered the hole. We heard the unmistakable buzz of the ant monster, and I bit my lip.“Damn. This thing lays eggs?” Lucas exclaimed, and just then, an egg dropped into the hole.More eggs began to drop, filling up the space, and Lucas and I had to stick together. We knew its plan immediately.