Zootopia Scenery Novels & Stories

I miss him. “Lou?” I was brought back to reality when Zelle shakes me. “W-why?” I asked utterly. “Focus on the show! Don’t waste your money!” She said while laughing so I looked in front again. 5 hours later... We went to many other places including Zoobic Safari where we saw a wide variety of endangered species. I feel a little relieved because of my classmates. They lift my mood. I forgot the pain temporarily.

Chapter 115. "Why can't we just drive straight to wherever this place is?" I groaned as we strolled through a decorated pathway. There were plenty of trees on either side of the pathway and all of them shed light petals that fell to the ground and sprawled all over the pathway. "Because… the scenery Zora, this place has a peaceful aura to it, like a healing essence is just emitting from the trees," Kathy said as she turned to look at me. I offered her a smile and hoped the ingenuity of the smile wasn't obvious.

With a large American flag, it fluttered in the wind, while the chain to which it was attached clinked jingled gently against the metal pole. The exhibition park was formed by a strange group of old buildings, a small parking lot and a dirt path that wound between all points and surrounded the perimeter. Following by two long platform trucks were parked next to several white canvas tents. A few posters of the space zoo hung everywhere In which there was at least one large poster in each building. Some portrayed acrobats. Others had pictures of jugglers. I didn't see any elephants and let out a sigh of relief. If there were elephants around here, I probably would have smelled them by now.

I can’t afford for anyone to get too exhausted, and we need to keep reserves in case we’re attacked, but at the same time, we need to get out of here. As the sun continues to climb in the sky, the rocky terrain around the river gives way to grassland, massive meadows of long grass and wildflowers beginning to bloom. It’s beautiful, but I feel very exposed. The grass isn’t that long yet, so we can’t hide in it. Zanthe uses her senses constantly, filtering in information about our surroundings. I can hear rabbits and mice scampering away through the grass, birds high above us as well as in the grass, and the breeze is coming towards us with no scent of wolves on it. But of course, that means w

The animals looked healthy and properly cared for. Daphne rode a small pony, and we also watched a sea animal show. We saw dolphins, seals, penguins, and even a polar bear swimming through the glass wall. We were all having such a good time. I even laughed when Daphne got terrified of butterflies and quickly ran out of the butterfly garden, crying. Kreed had to carry her out. Later, we rested at a small cottage inside the zoo. My feet were aching, so I sat down and drank from my tumbler, making sure Daphne stayed hydrated too. I handed her a big sandwich stuffed with meat, shrimp, vegetables, cream cheese, and more.

Alphas would swoop down on a screaming omega in packs, using the female's body roughly and relentlessly for their pleasure until her estrus finally subsided. We saw this firsthand in Orchid O'Neal's neurotransmitter recording. And I saw it once with my own eyes during a recon mission right in the center of the Zone. With my eyes closed, I try to visualize the outside world we are flying over. By this time, the arid lands have given way to an entirely different landscape of lush, wild meadows and patches of dense forest. The truth is that the natural beauty of the Zone is breathtaking. It's nothing like the claustrophobic, seething atmosphere of the city hive.

At most, he’d probably talk to the manager about structure upgrades. It didn’t take long until they’ve arrived, the vehicle came to a stop just by the entrance if the zoo. The grand looking arch that with the word “ZOO” engraved on the metallic plate, iron wrapped around at the corners of the said arch to hold onto the flora that slowly climbed over the arch in a matter of days like hanging vines which gives some sort of jungle-like vibe. With sheer excitement, Crystal was the first to get off of the vehicle, followed by Antony who seemed to be taking his sweet time in fixing his necktie before getting out of the said vehicle.

She said, "This is the second most beautiful scenery I've seen." Claire asked curiously, "Oh? Where's the prettiest place?" Zoey opened her eyes and suddenly smiled. The faint smile disappeared quickly. She gazed into the distance, but her eyes were unfocused and distant, as if she was lost in a long-forgotten memory. After a long wait, Claire thought she wouldn't get an answer. Then, Zoey murmured, "It's a snow-capped mountain."

The ride is quiet. Zoe stares blankly out the window, lost in a world of grief. I watch her from the corner of my eye, my heart aching. I don’t push her or try to fill the silence with empty words. She doesn’t need that. She needs space. Time. She’ll speak when she’s ready—if she’s ever ready. I turn my gaze outside, taking in the scenery. It’s nothing like I expected. The roads are smooth, well-paved, and the cityscape stretches high into the sky, with tall buildings scattered around. But what surprises me the most is the thick forest surrounding everything, blending nature and civilization seamlessly.

That must be where Zeus goes to the bathroom when Clay can’t take him or walks. “That’s fine.” Clay nodded, disappearing toward the kitchen as I opened the door, letting the dogs rush out. Tinkerbell was apprehensive initially, but as she saw Zeus speed out to the fake grass, she ran after him. I decided to investigate further following them. The view from this terrace was terrific. You couldn’t see the park with the height of the building, but you had a nice city skyline view. And all the potted plants made up for the lack of a view of the park.