Zootopia Foxes Novels & Stories

Eventually, however, they were finally able to trap the holy fox within the hole it was currently in. Finally getting some results, Welson was now extremely excited. Gerald himself nervously said, “Don’t allow the beast to escape again! From what I’ve read in the Book of Beasts, not only is the holy fox extremely fast, but though its body is completely white, it’s an expert at concealing itself as well! However, the most worrying thing is the fact that it’s capable of quickly seeing through plans and routines. Once that happens, it’ll easily find a way to escape! The book specifically states that its IQ is even higher than most human geniuses!”

With a jerk, her eyes became normal while Giselle blinked. "W h a t ..w a s... t h a t?" "A... c h i c k e n... a... f o x... a n d... a... w o l f." Vini replied in a trance but then she shook her head. "Sorry, I sometime gets visions. A chicken, a fox and a wolf...... They are planning something so you better stay safe from them." Vini told Giselle who wondered if she knew these animals. No, she don't. May be a wolf but was it a wolf or a werewolf.

The girls in the pack thought I was a threat, they hadn't even met Scarlette. "Did I not tell you about werefoxes?" I shook my head frantically. Scarlette was the only means of information about the outside world I had, other than my books. I pulled her to sit down, ready for the long story of how she met werefoxes. "Well, I've met them once. And one time, when I went to Asia, I met a nine-tailed fox," she whispered. I gasped again, my eyes flying wide. Those are real? "Yes, I was surprised too. Anyway, I quit my job when they decided to hunt innocent werefoxes, but they still went on with the plan. My mother ended up reporting to the higher-ups but turns out they were aware. Then the foxes

said the black fire fox, staring at the Red Moon Fox with disgust. “Ugh! I didn’t expect you to be this strong. Are the fox clans in your world this strong too? Are you the strongest among them?” asked the Red Moon Fox, not the least bit afraid of the Black Fire Fox hovering in the sky. In fact, she was even more curious about the world where the Blood God and the Black Fire Fox resided. “At least I’m number two or three in the clan!” replied the black fire fox, making no attempt to hide her status in her own world. Hearing this, the red moon fox’s face lit up with joy, and she felt no hatred despite having been beaten by the black fire fox woman.

I’d been home for three hours. They couldn’t just be finishing now, could they? I typed nervously: “Does your fox fae ever wake up in the middle of the night to… workout?” Two quick voice notes pinged back. “The owner said fox faes have strong desires. If they can’t satisfy those desires, they get restless at night and workout to relieve themselves. “Maybe you should try it with yours… hmm.” …She’d been kissed again. The sound alone was driving me crazy. Add that to Fennrick’s taut, sculpted back under the balcony light?

All the sudden I heard Tyee yell "Run, Jennie, run!" I turned to look at him then back at the fox who was now stalking towards me. I dropped the basket and took off in a sprint towards Tyee. I tried looking back to see how close the fox was to me but I tripped. I quickly turned my self over expecting the fox to be right behind me but he stopped at the edge of the forest. He had crouched down and was staring at me. He started creeping towards me like I was his prey. I looked back and Tyee was running towards me. I turned my focus back on the fox who was getting ready to lunge towards me, when the biggest wolf I've ever seen came out of no where. The wolf went straight for the foxes neck. The

"Beast foxes? How many?" "A dozen. Maybe more." Elias's voice was tight. "They are not divine beasts, but they are dangerous in numbers. They hunt in packs, and they are quite territorial." I looked ahead. The village was close, I could see the first buildings emerging from the mountain's face. But between us and safety, the trees were moving. Shadows flickered between the trunks. They emerged from the forest like a tide of russet and gold. They were larger than ordinary foxes, their bodies lean and powerful, their eyes burning with an amber light. Their fur rippled as they moved, and their mouths were filled with teeth that gleamed like knives.

"Just let them go. They're not of any use." "Are you sure?" "Yeah," he uttered. Kitto used his dagger and cut the vines, freeing the small foxes. At first they thought the foxes would run off but instead, with still trembling hands, they stayed were they are as if still tied. "Eh? Why are you not running?" Kitto asked, a little surprise.

His dark eyes locked onto mine, hard and unreadable. "You're slacking, Fox," he said, his voice dropping into a low, raspy growl. "Get up. The courtyard needs sweeping before the outer patrol returns." I didn't answer. I dragged myself off the hard wooden floor, forcing my trembling legs to hold my weight. I threw the coarse wool tunic over my head, the rough fabric scraping against my raw skin. My red tail twitched once against my calf, a silent display of the fury burning beneath my exhaustion.

As Alexia felt the pain on both sides of her waist, she was reminded of the price that she'd had to pay for lying. So, she had no choice but to comply. As rays of white light emitted from her body, Alexia turned into a pure white fox with a huge lump of furry tails behind her. "One, two, three… " Woody started to count with a serious look. Embarrassed and ashamed, Alexia wished that she could hide herself. To her, the tails of the Celestial Foxes were just like a woman's private part. Not to mention, she was the noble princess of the tribe too!