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Height: 2-3 feet
Weight: 30-40 lbs
Area: Edge of Forest and Medow
Personality: Timid but Loyal


domokun I was walking around the medow in the forest admiring the various Rooster Bunnies out playing when I stumbed upon a small den, I waited quitely for several long moment when a slender fox approached me. It spoke to me without words, its thoughts i could hear in my head, it was a wise decptive little fox. She told me of how her kind lives among the rooster bunnies becuase of their size, the roosters being bigger than the foxes helped scare off other predators and in return the foxes would watch over the rooster's babies. This would create a stong bond between the two of them, unbreakable even by death. domokun

domokun By this time I has spent several hours, learning of the species and the areas. But what still caught me by surprise was that in this seemigly happy place, there was a fear in everyone of them. They all seemed hesitant of something. Occasionaly throwing their head up in the air to sniff at something, or stand perfectly still listening intensly to something. I thought it may have been coming from the darkness of the forest or the heights of the mountians, which I often heard the cries of something else.

The wolves are a reason for concern for the rooster bunny, red fox and the dino chan's becuase they are the wolves main source of food. They espically love to pick off a dino-chan here or there. But pack have no problem taking down an adult rooster bunny.

There were other dangers besides the unseen creatures. Though the stream was beautiful it was deep enough that the baby rooster bunnies and the friends would needs to swim to get across which if left unsupervised could lead to disaster.

The Big Water was a danger to everyone. Not only was it deep enough that all of them could drown the taller males seemed to be very afraid of going in too deep, no one ventured more than a few feet intot he water.

The cliffs mixed with the power of gravity could cause harm or even death to any unfortunate creature. There is almsot rumors going around about the cave with the eyes peering at you.







The wise Red Fox that I had met earlier explained to me what the weather was like. She told me of the four seasons and conditions of each month:

Month--- Season--- Weather

Jan-------Winter--------- Snowing Hard
Feb-------Winter---------Cloudy
March----Spring---------Mostly Cloudy
April------Spring---------Partly Cloudy
May-------Summer------Sunny
June------Summer-------Raining/ThunderStorms
July-------Summer-------Sunny
Aug-------Summer-------Partly Cloudy
Sept------Fall-------------Cloudy
Oct-------Fall-------------Cold and windy
Nov------Fall--------------Rain/Sleet
Dec------Winter----------Snowing

The Day:

domokun The forest is a place that provides protection from not only the unseen creatures but the weather such as rain and snow. As I walked among the tree the sun shined down through some of the branches. A few of the creatures were out eating berries and various plants. The ground was covered in short plants, every now and then a toad would jump out from one of them and dissapear again under another. There were a few fallen trees that were beginging to be covered in moss.

The Night:

domokun Several hours later the sky began to darken. Several of the rooster bunnies began to make their way back home to their huge burrows under ground. The red foxes crept back to the edge of the forest and prepared for sleep. When the sky was finally completely black there was a cold empty feeling. Maybe it was from me walking alone in a dark unfimiliar forest and my mind was playing tricks on me, but I thought I coudl feel something watching me. Soemthing running behind the trees around me. A few moths filled the air, flying into me in their unseen flight.

The Day:

domokun The Big Water was clear and eventually faded into a pretty blue color. None of the creatures went very deep into the water, I walked out a ways among them, still soft white sand under my feet, the water was surprisingly warm. A few green plants grew in patchs here and there but nothing major. Some of the bunnies appeared to be fishing in them. I walked out as far as rooster bunnies dared to go, i peered out into the water, I thought I could see some coral with tropical looking fish swimming around. I took a few steps closer when one of the bunnies lightly bit the back of my colar and pulled me back. I looked up at him and he simply stared back at me. I thought it best not to go any further.

The Night:

domokun I spent that night on the beach again observing the water. Nothing much happened, the water looked black in the night and reflected the moon. It was very quite here, I could only hear the water. It wasn't until deep into the night, it must have been only a few hours before sun rise did I think I heard something rustly through the water, I hoped it was a late night rooster swimmer, but the sounds stopped and nothing came ashore.

The Day:

domokun Just to get to the mountians seemed to have taken me forever. They were very far away from the happy medow and beach. As I walked I noticed that there wasn't much for anythign to eat out here, I very much doubted that I'd find anythign out here. I had seen no places of water from which a creature could drink from. The further away I got the higher the elevation got, I was getting tired, the ground was very... well, mountainous. I actually met up with a very thin looking, more so than usual, looking male. He kept a very far distance from me, he must have been an outcast from the others and trying to live out here. I felt sad for him.

The Night

domokun I had to take frequent brakes to get my breath back, it was hard walking among the mountians. I was very thirsty, as the skies darkened more rooster bunnies came out. Not a lot of them just a few, none of them looked very healithy or happy. All of them casted out from the others for some reason or another, maybe they just I didnt' know. I knew that they must know where some water was though, so I followed them as best I could, their larger feet helped carry them distances a lot faster than I could go. They were heading towards the top of the mountian, it was colder and I could see that there was snow farther up. But before we made it to that point very small streams of water flowed down from some rocks. The snow was melting... There were several outcasts drinking from a small watering hole created by the melting snow.