Zootopia Savage Novels & Stories

His heart yearned for a peaceful resolution, one that would bring about justice without sacrificing their own humanity in the process. As the chase reached its climax, Sasha's escape route led her to the edge of a steep ravine. With a calculated leap, she soared through the air, landing on the other side with the grace of a predator. Zelda, fueled by a relentless pursuit, followed suit, her determination pushing her to the limits of her physical abilities.

Jesse, Bracken, and Zander weren’t far away, attacking with a rage that spoke of the pain of losing loved ones to these corrupted humans. When Tao and Zeeb wolves lunged at two now weaponless humans, they instantly turned and sprinted away…and fell right into a deep pit in the ground onto a cushion of spikes. Ouch. Similarly, Lexer's and Sansa''s wolves chased another duo of humans into a second deep pit that was also cushioned by spikes.

But unknown to Zion, one rogue tails him from behind, readying to strike. In a move too fast for the human eye to follow, I leap over and knock the rogue away. It lands with a thud and before it can even get back up, I claw at it, sinking my teeth into its back. My grip is ferocious, the rogue’s bone cracks in many places and it bleeds far too heavily for its healing factor to kick in. The rogue stops fighting back and sags underneath me. It is dead. ‘I didn’t need your help,’ Zion catches his breath and snaps through our mind link. He does not appreciate my help.

When the man spotted them they shifted and tried to run away. They thought they got away until they heard a shot and Sasha screamed fell to the ground and shifted back into her human form. She told them to run and leave her but they refused and tried to help her up and so she could get on Z’s cheetah’s back but the men caught up with them easily and when they took Sasha they knew they couldn’t leave her alone with those bad men. They knew they were stronger together and once Sasha heals they will make plans to escape. Razz had taught them a lot in the small amount of time they had known him. So, with a new plan and determination they followed behind the man who had Sasha knowing they would d

The underground city cave's POV: contined “Stay here and wait for me I will come back here when the coast is clear.” “No, I’m going, not you I’m faster and stealthier then you.” “No, I can’t let you go what if you got hurt or caught?” Razz said, shaking his had; he couldn’t let her risk herself like that. “Look, I have been held captive we longer then you I know what I’m doing. I know how to get away without being seen, and I know how to lose people when their chasing me. Besides these are slow human men they will never catch me.” Z said as she shifted into her she-cheetah. Razz sighed and opened the door. “You run for ten minutes, then lose them before coming back here stick to the halls we

I looked out through the eyes of my wolf, Zion, as his paws pounded along the undergrowth of the forest. Another report of a rogue gave me another opportunity to take my energy and anger out. Zion, once more deeply focused on hunting down the fucker who thought it was acceptable to overstep onto our lands… I was more than ready to allow him to take them down and punish them, like the ones before. Punish each and every rogue we could get our paws upon.

Ava screamed as they slammed against the stones, fury echoing into the night. Kain was faster, more brutal—but the brother was calm, calculating, fighting with something deeper than rage. And Ava knew— One of them wouldn’t leave this place alive. She stepped forward. “Stop!” Neither of them heard her. Blood sprayed against the stones. Kain dropped to one knee, clutching his side. The brother raised his claws. “No!” Ava shouted. And something inside her snapped. The scream wasn’t human. Her body arched, breath catching, vision swimming in silver. Her hands clenched—and claws erupted from her skin. Her eyes burned.

I asked casually, taking a glass of water to wash down my food. “Alpha Dexton,” he said casually. “What?” I gasped, spitting the entire mouthful of water across the table. My heart slammed against my chest as I quickly ran over to him, dabbing his shirt with my sleeves. “I-I’m so sorry, forgive me.” I stammered, my hands shaking. I must really have nine lives to keep finding myself in danger. I had been in the courtesy of the Savage Wolf all along, acting defiantly. An Alpha known for his savagery and brutality.

But he still carries his own weight. "What did I say then, Attorney?" I asked softly before bringing my mouth to his ear. "You wanted to marry me, so put up with my behavior," I whispered softly before giving a small grin. He sighed and nodded softly, "Yeah, I remember. I married a savage woman named Sage, and she deserves punishment," he answered quickly, before quickly tickling my side, which made me laugh. "What the hell, Delton! Stop it!" I ordered between my laughs. He shook his head in pity while I was almost in tears with laughter.

"As I previously stated, we are often not in control of our faculties whenever the wildness assumes dominion. We cannot be held accountable for our actions during those periods. Warnings are frequently issued, yet they are consistently disregarded, and those who fail to heed them invariably pay the ultimate price for their disobedience." I subtly twitched my eyebrows, flattening my mouth in a gesture of skepticism. "Well, I, too, am not inclined to heed warnings. It is abundantly clear that I am destined to be the next victim." "You will not be harmed. Your blood possesses the ability to neutralize the wildness's effects," Caspian asserted, his voice firm.