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Leo Fanfic Prolouge - Chapter 6 | New Seddleton (wixsite.com)

And yes, in a hurry and spelled Prologue wrong....lol....anyway the next chapter will be in Carry the Flame. So every other chapter I put out will be this fanfic....anyway hope you guys enjoy it!

Also, it was Leo's turn not Adrian's...lol....

Rissy

Leo’s hands burned like fire. They were cracked and covered in blood as he continued to work hard in the cold, harsh winter wind. He held the ax over his shoulder, then swung it down and spilt the wood. He then threw the wood on the ever-growing pile and continued chopping. He tried to ignore the pain coming from his hands, but it was intense. He clenched his teeth as pain shot out through his fingers. He stopped chopping for a moment and looked down at his hands. They looked awful and felt awful too.

He then heard Sir Connor yell his name. He looked around, wondering what he had done this time to anger his master. He tried to remember if he had forgotten to do anything. Maybe a forgotten chore? It didn’t take much to anger Sir Connor. But then he saw that Sir Connor was not alone. Sir Connor was walking towards him with another buck.

The two rabbits stopped in front of Leo, and he looked from one to the other of the angry-faced rabbits. “This is him,” Sir Connor said, glaring at Leo.

Before Leo could think or do anything, the other buck grabbed the front of his shirt and said, “Where is she, you low lying scum?”

Leo was even more confused. Where was who? He looked at the buck as he said, “I don’t know who you’re talking about, sir.”

The buck threw him down into the snow. Leo was about to get up when the buck straddled him. Leo tried to wiggle free, but the buck was too big and too heavy for him to move. The buck then started to punch him in the face. Leo tried to block the blows, but there were so many of them. Finally, the punching ceased, and the buck looked down at him as he said, “Where’s your sister Leo? Don’t play games with me.”

Leo thought for a moment, but he still didn’t know what the buck was talking about. He could feel blood trickling down from his face, and he could smell it. He looked at the buck. “I don’t know what you’re talking about. I don’t know where she is.” He thought about it; if this buck didn’t know where his sister was then, that meant she had escaped. He hoped she was somewhere safe and that this buck wouldn’t find her.

The buck glared at him and said, “Know one thing, rat, when I do find her, I will destroy every single bit of her.”

Leo wanted to say something back, but his head spun, and he couldn’t think of anything to say. He saw the buck look down at him with a sick smile on his face as he said, “You’re just as pathetic as she is.” That hit Leo hard. He wanted to yell at this rabbit and tell him that they were not pathetic. But deep down inside, he knew that wouldn’t do anything. It would just make things worse. He had to stay strong and be brave for his sister and Tara. He couldn’t let them down.

He watched as the buck left. And for the first time in his life, Leo wanted to cry. He never cried for he knew it changed nothing. But right now, he felt as if he could. Tears welled in his eyes as he laid on the ground.

He waited for someone to help him, but no one came, not even Tara. She always came, but he hadn’t seen her in a few days. He hoped she was alright, that Percy hadn’t done anything to her. He didn’t want anything to happen to her or his sister.

Leo laid in the snow for the longest time, thinking and dreaming of days to come. He then looked up to see a rabbit standing over him. The buck was short and brown with white splotches and the darkest brown eyes. A double-sided battleax was strapped across the buck’s back. Whoever this buck was, he smiled and offered Leo a hand. Leo took his hand and got to his feet as he asked, “Who are you?”

“I am Marcellos,” the buck said, bowing as he added, “and I’m here to help you escape.”