Chapter 1 – The Last Goodbye

It was a cold, eerie night but the cold could not enter the warren Sparky, the phoenix carrier, came bearing some news. The Gorm was approaching Steelair Warren, the Gorm are relentless murderers, they are metal rabbits made by the farmers to eliminate rabbits. The Gorm would easily be able to penetrate through the thin layers of mud Pip and Peter call home. Everyone was woken up and told to prepare for the perilous journey ahead for the Gorm would be able to penetrate the Steelair Warren. First, we have to make our way through the Forgotten Territories next through Deadolo then through Gomera, and finally arrive at the Crystal Cave. Provisions were collected not a single piece of food nor a single drop of water was left behind the home that Pip and Peter had grown up in was now just vast emptiness.

Chapter 2 – Time For A Journey 

Pip, Peter, their mum, and dad lept off to an energetic start, the little band of brave rabbits struggling over the rope bridge that crossed the dark waters of the Grimheart River. Soon they were in the forest, wending their way towards what they hoped would mean safety. Tall trees towered overhead as they followed the ancient rabbit pathways. Cautiously, Pip took the lead. Tugging her fur-lined cloak closer, she trudged on as the winter winds swept snow across the landscape. 

Chapter 3- Rowen’s Hut

The icy cold air bit through the fur of the two little rabbits when a quaint hut came into sight. Thinking there would be someone there to help them, Pip and Peter raced through the golden grass. Pip gazed tiredly at the hut situated in the middle of the meadow. A fly twisted in the cold breeze on a cobweb, the thin glass pane stained with dirt and a splintered door. The air was damp. From the back of the room, where it was quiet, came the sound of something scratching, something scraping, something alive. “ Help … help. I’m stuck.” a struggling voice shouted from underneath a large box.

Pip quickly lifted the box and helped the rabbit up.

“ Thank you. I’ve been stuck under there for days,” he said in a hoarse voice.

“ Oh, where are my manners? My name is Rowen, and welcome to my humble abode.”

“ My name is Pip and this is my little bro Peter, we come with some terrible news. The farmers have made vermillion metal rabbit warriors by the name Gorm.”Pip replied gently so Rowen wasn’t scared.

Chapter 4 – Mooncrest Eve 

As soon as Rowen was clear with the plan, Pip, Peter, and Rowen set off on their journey to Steelstop Warren( the first-ever warren made by rabbits; the walls have such a thick layer of mud it is impossible to penetrate it).

“Bawk , bawk,” Sparky the messenger squawked,” Pip, Peter wait I have news about our parents.”

“ What is it? We haven’t heard from them in days! Are they hurt, are they ok?” Pip rushed at him, her brain filling with questions

“ Careful young one,  our parents are ok. They have reached Steelstop Warren and they are worried because they haven’t seen you there. To help you on your journey I shall get some rides.” Sparky flew off and soon returned with his oldest child  Bren(meaning fire) and his only daughter Helia( meaning sun). Rowen the surprise guest was riding on Sparky whilst Pip was on Helia and Peter on Bren.Boom. Bam. Smoke rose in the sky as The rabbits and phoenixes neared  Steelstop Warren. The Gorm had arrived…

Chapter 5 – The Final Battle

Catapults,ballistas, and soldiers were lined up by the perimeter of Steelstop Warren. Hushed whispers were being said as the plan was spread from general to general. Boulders were set on fire, ballistas were being aimed and arrows were being dunked in poison.

“ HERE. IS. REVENGE !” Rowen shouted so loud that it filled space faster than the speed of light. There were deer, ponies, badgers, foxes, rats and mice, moles, pine martens, and wild cats alongside the little band of rabbits who wisely had hitched a lift on the back of a mighty wild boar with fearsome, yellow tusks that twisted like barley sugar.

It was time for the Gorm to go. Everyone rushed because they knew that the Gorm had no teamwork so they thought that is what they can use as their momentum. The animals roared and cheered and whistled and hooted. Crows and ravens and eagles swooped down, chivvying the fleeing goblins and Gorm into total disarray. They all knew that the Gorm was done.

The End