Felix sat on the cold stone ground
near the fire he created. His back was facing towards the wet
entrance of the cave and although he was only 80cm tall it acted as a
great makeshift wind shield. That wasn’t to say he wasn’t
listening for anything that might approach the cave in the rain; his
large fennec ears made the task easy work. As he sat there he held
his hands out to the fire, his almost pure white fur reflected
brilliantly in the dancing orange flame. Combined with the heavy
pitter

The sound of the bear's heavy
breathing was only interrupted by his alarm. Slowly the bear sat up
on his bed, yawned, stretched and scratched. He walked over to the
bathroom and brushed his teeth, yawning once again when he was done.
The bear then started to make his way towards his kitchen downstairs
to prepare breakfast. When he reached the stairs, his mind finally
kicked into gear and reminded him of the fennec he ate. He blinked a
few times, coming to realise that it all actually happened; i

The bear grinned widely. He dropped
the fox on top of his stomach. He was glad the cockiness in the
fennec's voice was gone. He had finally destroyed his confidence, but
he still wasn't done. He wanted to teach the intruder a lesson, and
he would bring the point home. Besides, to the bear, playing with the
thief was turning out to be incredibly fun. He had to make the most
of it, when would he have the chance to catch a small burglar on the
act? "You really don't want to get eaten, do you?

The young adult and yet still small
Anthro fennec fox stood outside a rather large and imposing house. It
wasn't large in the normal sense either; it was more along the lines
of that it looked like it was built for someone 3 times his height.
It was a fact that had scared him to no end and yet the reward that
must lie inside such a large dungeon was all too tantalising for him
to simply ignore. It was also now or never, he had his homemade gear
ready and his black clothes donned but no matter ho