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Chapter 7: A Friend with Vague Answers As Chief Bogo opened the entrance to the interrogation room, a slight, but acute aroma of perspiration, mixed with palpable tension rushed into the prep room with a cold breeze. Acclimating himself to the anxiety that weighed down on his chest, the fox officer took a deep breath, and let the aerosol concoction rush into his lungs and seep through the pores of his skin. The sweat smelled familiar, like if it belonged to someone he knew. It was the sweat of Franklin Longtail... Observing the door sill separating the carpet in the prep room from the tile floor in the interrogation chamber, Nick suddenly re

Chapter 5: Dumb Fox After Nick began to perceive slight relief from the painkiller Linda had injected him with, the officer sat up straight and turned his whole body to face left. Supporting himself with both arms, he suddenly felt a little dizzy and exceptionally stiff. Nick was not a bed mammal. Ever since his early years, he preferred being up and about doing something or another over staying in the confines of a room resting. Unless he was going to sleep for the night -where he would simply flop on a bed and be in the realm of dreams before he could count a minute- being bed ridden for an extended period of time unnerved him. With his f

The next morning Nick was up with the sun. He had snapped awake in the early hours of the morning, covered in sweat and tears. He had just barely choked back a broken scream, and when he sat up he breathed deeply, trying desperately to calm his racing heart. It was rare for him to go a night without nightmares. Some were worse than others, but he still only managed to get a few hours of sleep every night. After he inevitably woke up he would try to at least take a shower, washing the sweat and grime from his fur. After he showered he made his way back to his bed. He pulled on a fresh shirt from the pile that someone from some charity had b

Part 1: A new beginning It has been 3 weeks after the Night Howler case had been solved, with Belleweather being put in prison as the main mastermind of the case, Zootopia was at peace once again. Nick, who helped Judy in this case, realised that his days for hustling was over. He turned over a new leaf, followed Judy’s footsteps and signed up in the police academy in order to train himself being a police officer, rewriting history of Zootopia as the first fox police officer to join the force. After graduating from the police academy as the top cadet of his group, Judy bestowed him a gift of honour, a real police badge pinned by Judy to

Don’t leave me alone!  Judy, with Nick were helplessly trapped at an exhibit at the Natural Museum while avoiding Mayor Belleweather’s guards as they frantically tried to flee to the safety of the Z.P.D located across the Natural Museum. However, Belleweather managed to snatch back the Night Howler serum and the Night Howler pistol before aiming a shot at Nick. ‘Judy oh Judy, remember that you want to be a good police officer?’ ‘Belleweather, what did you do!?’ ‘In order to retain my power, I managed to replicate the Night Howler serum as to dispose the predators one by one. Even though predators

Olivia Otterton had been told her whole life she was too kind for her own good. She forgave quickly and easily, never holding ill thoughts or a grudge towards even the worst of mammals. She knew that no matter the crime, the animal behind it was still an animal, and most likely only acted out because life had been cruel to them. 'Who am I to judge?' was practically her life motto, and she lived by it, offering kindness and understanding to everyone she met. So when the Savage Mammal case was cracked and Emmet brought back to her, she was quick to put Ex-Mayor Bellwether out of her mind, forgiving and forgetting almost instantly. She was just