Laurel Robinson, June 30th, 1992 A. D.
Another successful venture today, and this time I brought Rebecca along to show her. We drove all the way up north as I usually do alone, picked a house and scouted it for a while, and learned everything about it. Then, at midnight, I broke into the building (Rebecca stayed in the car) and released the slaves being held there. I doubt there is a ewe alive as bold and daring as I, to go into a country where slavery is legal and release those held in cruel bo

        
Christine was at the mall with her friends.
        
Christine was a vixen, a beautiful one. She was tall and blonde, her wavy hair falling to her lower back. Her blue eyes twinkled as she spoke, her voice high, lovely, and somewhat sultry. Her lips were a bright glossy pink, her orange fur was kempt and clean at any given time, and her personality was somewhat perky. She was the lead cheerleader at her scho

        
Brian, a wolf in his mid-twenties, stepped out of the master bathroom into his bedroom. His wife was laying in bed already, and the lights were off. Brian slid next to her, and she turned to him, her expression a little strained. She instinctively slid closer to him.
        
``Brian'' the female of the two wolves asked, her beautiful voice altered by an undermining urgency. ``Could you run to the kitchen an

        
Ryan arrived at school, backpack slung over one shoulder. The young buck wandered into campus, his cloven hoof thrust halfway into his pocket. His expression was amiable, though one usually couldn't tell as he had his baseball cap tilted slightly sideways over his face. He sauntered (there really was no better term for his amble) over to a group of males and females chatting over by the bleachers until first period bell rang. Ryan left his friends

        
Lukas leaned over Elfi and shook her lightly, waking her up as delicately as he could. The tent they were in was enormous, the biggest in the troop, and Elfi's personal belongings were neatly stored in dressers and cases along the wall. Elfi sat up and looked groggily at her advisor. As second-in-command, he was the only one allowed inside the tent besides Elfi herself.
        
``Elfi,'' Lukas said in the G

        
``Do you think he even knows me?'' Kate looked at Lucille anxiously.

<center> DANGER!
Murderous criminal is on the loose!
Wanted for multiple murders.
Thought to be a male raccoon, of about six foot, possibly wears glasses
If you have any information, please contact local officials.</center>
        
Posters like this were hung up all over town. Andrew knew. He had hung most of them up himself. The feline detective sighed to himself. There would be a generous reward for him if he caught the murderer. But with ev

        
My name is Riley. It's a gender-ambiguous name, but I'm used to it. Either way, this story isn't about me. It's about my best friend, a feline journalist named Jessie Rhonadadron. She would often go on journalistic pursuits, and, as her best friend, I would help her by accompanying her. I'm helping her now by writing this in her memory.
        
This pursuit was an interesting one, more so than I first thoug

        
Matt replayed the scene over in his head.
        
<I>Hey, Sara, what's up? I know I haven't spoken to you much before now, but there's a reason for that. I think I first began to notice you when I met you. You're a raccoon, just like me. I've had a crush on you for a long time, and… What I mean to say is, you have a wonderful figure… No. Erm… I know you're really popular and I'm,

        
Today Jenna asked if I would like to go on a trip, a sort of miniature vacation, with her to Lake Albanon. I was ecstatic, of course, but I didn't let it show. Jenna , in case any of you have forgotten, is a vixen, and one of the more popular girls of our school. I get the feeling she was pressured into inviting me, though, though I could tell she meant well. A lot of people are kind of scared when it comes to my eye patch, and they try extra-hard

``Are you all right, Riley?''

The question was innocent. Riley nodded. Her mother turned back to the road. Riley, meanwhile, adjusted her seat forward so she could lean back freely. The vixen lay down, shutting her eyes. Her mother took her on trips like this often.

        
Cody, a light brown swift fox, entered his room. He took a seat on his favorite manager chair, just in front of his computer. He tossed his long hair out of his eyes, scratching the back of his skinny, almost frail, frame. According to his buddy list, none of his friends were online. Cody shrugged it off immediately. He wasn't in the mood for people anyway.
        
Cody swiveled his chair towards the televi

        
``WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE HOME TOMORROW!?'' Jess, a black and white border collie, screamed into the phone.
        
Jess listened for a few seconds more, then slammed down the phone, swearing loudly. It wasn't actually Dean's fault. Dean was visiting a friend who lived several hundred miles away and there was a bombing at the local airport. Dean would be spending a few nights at the friend's

James looked down at the clock on the radio. He turned to the passenger, a collie with straight blue hair to the waist, a flat chest, and wide hips. ``Well, Serina, merry Christmas. It's midnight.''
Serina rolled down the window, hanging her head out in the icy air. The wind quickly threw all her hair behind her. ``Ugh, it's blazing hot in the car. Find a motel that will accept residents at twelve in the morning.''
James scanned the horizon. ``No such luck, we're in the middle of nowhere. What

A young vulpine, seventeen and in his Junior year, stepped out of his Lit. class. He tossed a shoulder bag on and headed to the lunch tables. His hair, deep brown, was tossed about in the breeze, and his bright orange fur waved as he stepped. He tossed the shoulder bag down onto the ground, pulling from it a light lunch. The fox took a seat next to a few of his friends.
``Hey, James, what's up?'' a raccoon asked upon his arrival. He scooted over so James had room to sit down.
``Yo, Matt.'' Ja

        
Annie Faulen casually brought up, ``We're getting new neighbors across the street.'' at the dinner table one Thursday night.
        
James looked up. ``Oh, really? Someone finally bought that house?''
        
Annie nodded. ``The Theroffins. I met Mrs. Theroffin recently at your high school's booster night. The family's staying at a hotel until the remodeling is finis

The wolf bristled. He'd been doing this far more often than he'd like to have been doing. He rolled up the vixen's shirt, exposing the bare flesh underneath. The vixen didn't resist, she knew it was pointless. Sighing, he drove the point into the fur. The vixen gasped, but after a few seconds, her breathing slowed, at last giving one enormous exhalation.
Dean, the wolf, pressed the plunger of the syringe in, taking blood from her body. He removed the long needle, bandaging her arm and pulling t

        
Mark hesitated at the door. He was about to knock, but he didn't have the courage. He sighed, and continued standing at the door, his arm raised. The fox shrugged. Maybe it was best he never brought it up.
        
Sandra abruptly opened the door. ``I heard you out here. What're you doing, just standing outside my room?''
        
Mark shrugged, very out of character.

        
Erika entered the hospital. A lion in a medical gown passed her, followed by several nurses., looking important. Erika had hated hospitals for some reason. They had an odd smell and everyone was always so busy. She had a good reason to come today, though.
        
Erika was a wolfess, which is why she had a particularly strong sense of smell. A friend of hers had been attempting suicide or something of that

        
``Dammit!'' yelled Erica.
        
Erica, a wolfess, and a good friend of hers, Sarah, an ermine, were on a four-day mountain trek. Sixteen teams of two would compete to get to the other end of the mountains in record time. Sarah and Erica were both in last place, though they didn't know it. Erica was ``slightly upset'' because a blizzard was starting. The pair needed to find shelter, and fast.
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Allen leaned back, resting his back on a tree behind him. Matt yawned, rolling around a bit on the soft, fuzzy grass, eventually coming to rest on his back with his knees bent. James lay quietly on his belly, his tail swishing through the air behind him. The three were all best friends since they were almost newborn babes, and knew about as much about each other as themselves. Each one had agreed on a bet between the three, to get laid on the night before and describe it when they met again.
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Roxanne fluttered down to a nearby branch and looked below. A ram was fighting a losing battle trying to hit it off with a local ewe. Taking a lovely opportunity to eavesdrop, the crow listened to the conversation and couldn't help but giggling. The male obviously knew virtually nothing about females in general, and the female could tell.
        
The ewe finally walked out on the ram, muttering in annoyance

        
Jessica Rhonadadron rubbed sleep from her eyes and pressed on to finish her fanfiction, having worked well into the early hours of the morning. She gripped her crotch absently, while typing with one hand and reading over her works. Deciding she needed some sleep, she saved and shut off the computer.
        
Of course Serina Theroffin was down in the kitchen, as if waiting for her. The two shared a large apa

Jessie looked around, surveying her surroundings. The mountains stretched as far as the eye could see. She had been climbing for several hours, and she neared the top of the second tallest of the great mounds. She sighed. There was a fantastic rumor that dragons flew around these parts, and it was her life's dream to see one. She shrugged off the feeling and continued to climb.
Jessie was about one hundred vertical feet from the summit, and it was getting late. She looked around for some kind o

Anno Domini 1267
The dragon lifted its magnificent head, roused from slumber and turning from side to side to survey his surroundings. All was quiet and normal. He let out a mighty roar, moth as a warning to other males, and a mating call to females. He flapped his mighty wings, sending small gales all around him. He turned his head to his side, scratching his dazzling blue scales under one wing with one horn. He let out another cry, then curled up again to return to slumber. He had been restles

        
Adam glanced up at the clock.
        
He had been invited to his best friend Serina's to hang out and play video games, perhaps go to the mall later. He tossed on a new shirt, groomed his upstanding fur, and, deciding it was time to go, set off for her house.
        
Adam arrived and Serina greeted him at the door. They burned time talking, playing DDR, and drinking.

        
Jessie Rhonadadron sprinted down the track as fast as she could on all fours. The finish line was in sight, and she could hear Serina's screams and yells above all the others. Fresh adrenaline was pumped into her system, and she spurred onward. She jumped through the finish line and nearly fell down out of exhaustion. Luckily, Serina was there with a bottle of water to help her support her own weight. Jessie greedily grabbed the bottle and guzzled