Zootopia Bunnies Novels & Stories

I started to make my way to pet it. "I wouldn't do that if I were you. He will attack." Someone said from my side. I turnt to see the Goddess of Exotic Mystical animals. I looked back and took a closer look at the bunny. I realized she wasn't warning me about the leopard but the bunny. It's eyes were red and you could see it's razer sharp teeth as it ate whatever was in it's hand. "Thanks." I said while taking a closer look around. If I wasn't mistaken it looked like everything in this garden was exotic.

He smiled at her as he asked, “Are you texting Elijah” Sally pocketed her phone and rolled her eyes at him. “Yes.” “That’s so nice.” Zane sighed. “When can I find my bunny… I’m so worried.” Then, he looked excitedly at Sally. “Do you know any single bunnies that you can introduce to me?” Single… bunnies… Sally frowned. “I’m going to tell you this again!” “I am not a bunny!” “And the people I know are not bunnies either!”

"You won't see me until you need me." "You weren't much help when you were actually needed." I snapped, looking back at Sienna. The air filled with her soft laughter as she rode, stumbling and falling. A smile kicked on my face. At least, she never let go of any chance to be happy. The corners of my lips kicked up as I spotted white bunnies in the distance. I put the cup down and rushed towards them. They were happily munching on carrots. I slowed my pace, reaching near them. They were dressed in cut little sweaters, looking adorable. I guessed the ones with pink were the females. "Hello!" I spoke softly, flashing my broad smile.

"Pop, this whole district's ours now. What's next?" What's next? I took the three of them to a government shelter. I volunteered their genetic samples for breeding and research. Four months later, Bubba and Missy's third litter arrived—three loud, healthy kittens. Their abilities ramped up fast. The zombies were nearly under control. Soon, humanity would win. Life would go back to normal.

I say, hoping Elliot is pulling my chain like he did with the bear spray, but he doesn't look back or laugh this time. A tiny gray bunny, one that couldn't be older than adolescence and probably born in the spring, hops on the trail in front of Elliot. He stops, and I almost run into his backend, too mesmerize with the furry animal. The bunny stops in the middle of the trail and cocks his head in our direction, its nose twitching. Then, even though neither of us move, the bunny hops the other way crashing through the wilderness to the other side of the trail. "Did you see?" Elliot asks pointing to the empty space.

Fiona As the bunny wiggles in my hold, I begin to laugh. It wants to be free so bad that I release it, much to Zev’s chagrin. He jerks, like he wants to follow the little animal, but before he can take chase, I grab his face and kiss him. “Wh-why did you let it go?” He questions, staring in the direction the animal hopped away. Then he turns his confused gaze on me. “I’ve already got the best cuddle buddy. Why would I need a bunny?”

“Them on us, of course.” Jai only smiled. When they were flying above the plains, talking about the wonderment they might find in the Fire Kingdom, they came across a pact of giant bunnies being chased down by strange monsters. Darrion didn’t actually want to go down there, but since Jai was curious about the ones chasing the bunnies, they landed. They ended up saving the bunnies, halting the process of elimination on them. But they didn’t kill their predators, only chasing them away. Darrion told him the creatures were Moostet, and Jai mentioned something about them looking similar to meerkats and that they’re too cute to hunt these bunnies.

“Now then let’s begin.” As soon as he said that. A bright red-light shine and a magic circle appeared above the cages, releasing the two bunnies. And what happen next was the thing I didn’t expect to see in my whole life. Alam kung isa itong fantasy world pero ngayon lang yata talaga nag sink-in na isa itong mundo nap uno ng mahika. The two-freaking cute and adorable little bunnies went into a freaking transformation. Holy shit! Muntik pa akong mapa-mura mura ng malakas. The two freaking little bunnies transformed into a giant na kasing laki ng \pitong tao o higit pa.

I assisted Shenaya to tain talking into the back then I positioned myself beside Leo. The track we chose led through a narrow wooded belt that marked the extent of our area and the trees here fluttered and rustled in the warm summer air. Birds continued to trill, and occasionally, there was the sound of leaves shifting, implying the presence of other creatures. Zoey leaned over the side of the wagon, pointing excitedly at every squirrel or bird she spotted. "Look, Mama! A bunny!" she squealed, clapping her hands. Shenaya laughed, her voice a melody that calmed even the most restless parts of me.

“Stop it, By. This isn’t either the time or the place.” I took the rebuke on the chin. Sometimes an Alpha has to think about the bigger picture. My hostage surprised me by kneeling beside the array of fluffy bunnies. Zoe was particular about colours so they were mainly purple or yellow. “Hello, my name’s Lizzy. What’s yours?” she asked my adorably shy niece. I hid a grin. Was that a Freudian slip, or what? The toddler took a few steps towards the playpen, losing her pacifier in the process. She shrieked as if it were the end of the world.