Zootopia Newspaper 소설 & 이야기

“You’re sure they know?” “It has already hit some of the internet sites. The major television news stations will run the story on their first broadcasts in the morning and you can be sure there are some very busy newspaper employees scrambling to get it to print for the morning edition. The reporters had the address of the shooting to work with to discover your name. Moon stated he was New Species because the dispatcher thought it was a prank. He said a human had shot you and she naturally assumed he wasn’t quite…” She floundered for a description.

The visitor was Lucas Martin? What? This abduction news was out? How come? All of the content for the school's papers were edited and accepted by renowned publishers, yet they let this news be out? The school should just reject this and they won't have a problem! He continued scanning the newspaper. Several photos accompanied the headline, all taken at the Southern Woods, depicting him talking to Mister Vacio in a man-to-man manner.

“Yes… but my brain is busy. Secrets.” Grayson wrapped his arms around me from behind, his chin brushing my shoulder. “We fix our secrets today. Together.” I laughed, leaning back into him. “Yes… together.” Jamie burst in suddenly. “Daddy! Leo! Wake up! Big news!” I blinked. “Big news?” Jamie ran to the table, practically bouncing. “I tell first! School newspaper… We got pictures of dogs! And… guess what?” Hanna followed behind, calmer but smiling. “And Mr. Knight… daddy Grayson… maybe help take pictures?”

read the bold print, with a subtitle that praised the bravery of the young adventurer who had exposed their illegal activities finally. The article elaborated on the details of the story, describing how the culprit's greed had driven them to hunt the protected birds, and how the hero's curiosity and determination had led to their downfall. The newspaper also featured a short interviews with the hero, who humbly recounted his experiences and expressed his relief that the hawks were finally safe. The story inspired many, and the hero became a local champion, celebrated for his courage and dedication to protecting the environment. It also encourged the youth to save their environment.

The golden coral quivered, tiny branches chiming against stone with a barely audible tick-tick, then flared once—an aureate breath—and went still. Brooke snatched the newspaper off the table. The front page was grainy rain and siren-light—Sydney in flames. George Street littered in glass; a wolf-thing crouched atop a taxi, muzzle wet, eyes hot. Two more blurred shapes in the frame if you let your mind stop translating monsters into shadows. The caption tried and failed to domesticate it: ANIMAL ATTACKS DURING HISTORIC STORM – POLICE URGE CALM. She didn’t say names. They didn’t have any to say. Just a city full of strangers already running out of time.

“This just gets better and better.” Zane scowled at him, and he spread his hand. “Sorry, Alpha Zane, but the more these kind of details there are, the more likely they’re going to come out.” He looked at his phone and sent another link. Now we were looking at a New York Post article that said basically the same things, though with more adjectives and innuendo. Whitfield nodded. “Let’s see the comments.” “Do we have to?” I muttered and was ignored.

Joddie slumped down and sighed heavily, that girl was not going to handle that gossip well, she wished she could be there for her. ¨What is it? Who's responsible for it?¨ Jodie asked, her eyes dimming and her jaws clenched. Castro sighed,¨ it is a reporter from the Star News, she received a promotion after attaining the gossip subject, seems its big deal over there¨ , he finished and stared at Jodie for more instructions, she paced around in the room, the sound of her heels being the only sound in the entire space. Shortly, she stopped and turned to Castro, ¨prepare the jet to Denver¨, she ordered and left the room.

PAIGE FELT a knot in her stomach as she pulled the car over and saw the news vans piling up at the parking lot. Reporters and their cameramen from different sorts of media stood at the precinct lawn, preparing to bombard her with tons of intriguing questions concerning the murder case. She did not bother to think or put thought as to how they know about the case. News spread fast in this part of Leonska and the citizens are not the only ones to be blamed for. Some police make money out of selling tips and information to these sharks. And it would not surprise Paige if that had been the case for this.

The day after that was another exciting day. Hazel made it to the front page of the entertainment news, making people speculate that she was one of Jim's new favorites. Lying leisurely on the balcony of the villa by the bay, Zac put the newspaper he had just finished reading on the marble round table. With a glass of champagne in his hand, Jim leaned against the handrail and said, "I thought you were playing a game of cat and mouse around the world, but I didn't expect that you would be hiding out here."

Sunday night, it was all over the news. Just as Leesa had foreseen in her dream, zombies had attacked people in a mall in Columbus. Fortunately, the police managed to destroy the creatures before they hurt too many people. At least one of the cops had known enough to shoot for the zombie’s heads, and the other cops had followed his example. At first, the officers had tried to stop the things by pulling them away, but after one policeman got his arm ripped open by a vicious bite, the police had turned to their weapons. The wounded officer was being held under close observation at a local hospital. The media had not been allowed to see him.