Disclaimer: Though most of the characters in this story are my own Fan-made characters, there are Looney Tunes and Tiny Toon Adventure characters in the story. Looney Tunes and Tiny Toon Adventures are Copyright to Warner Brothers and this story is being written with no profit motive.

A/N: You'll need to familiarise yourselves with the FoxFang continuity in the LT section (If you haven't already) to understand the majority of what's going on here.

The future

It had been roughly 20 years since Jessica, Zach and their classmates had graduated from the looniversity. At that time, the city was plunged into chaos by a sudden increase in criminal activity. However, all of the criminal gangs were brought down by an old legend returning from the grave; the legend of FoxFang, accompanied by Cub. After the last gang was brought down, the beings disappeared into urban legend again. Many people now believed that they were just mirages, others said that they were phantoms. Some people even went as far to say that the heroes came from another dimension. Whatever people believed, nobody but a few select people knew who the two beings were. A lot had changed over those 20 years. The city had developed into something spectacular, with technology advancing to an incredible level. Now the vehicles hovered over the ground and were powered by water. In fact, everything was powered by renewable sources that produced no harmful waste products. This allowed the citizens to live in incredible luxury, no matter what their wealth, and without any harm to the environment. The one place that had changed very little was the looniversity. It had more efficient technology inside to deal with the advancement in technology, but the interior hadn't changed very much. Most of the Tiny Toons were the new teachers of the looniversity. Jessica, daughter of Bugs Bunny had taken over the role of principal of the school. Her long time lover, and now her husband Zach, also worked at the Looniversity as a librarian. The two had been married for about 10 years. When they married, Zach chose to take Jessica's surname. He made this decision for two reasons, firstly because he didn't want to have any relationship with his family past anymore and secondly because he didn't want Jessica to have the surname of another famous Jessica. They had a 6-year-old son who attended the looniversity. His name was Daniel, taking his name from his father's second name. He looked a lot like his grandfather Bugs Bunny, the difference was that his chest was black rather than white. He was fairly quiet, and didn't like getting involved in romance. Some girls had tried to hit on him but he had turned all of them down. He had few friends, but those he did have, he cared for greatly. He had an incredible amount of strength and agility, meaning he came top in gym (taught by Furball) constantly. He had inherited his strength and agility from both his parents, but he did not know about their past. Most of the Looney Tunes that were still alive were now elderly, needing help from their children or living in elderly centres, though some were able to live by themselves with limited assistance. Some of them had died. Granny died of old age about 15 years ago. Taz died 5 years ago due to cancer. Both Roadrunner and Wile E coyote were killed in an accident 10 years ago. Tweety and Aaooga had also died. They had died 5 years ago due to a blood disease. Porky and Petunia had died of old age 10 years ago. All of Bugs' enemies other than Daffy and Marvin the Martian had also died. Marvin the Martian had gone back to Mars to live there on a permanent basis. All of the Looney Tunes kids had grown up, but only Jessica and Zach worked at the Looniversity. The other employees were the Tiny Toons. To name a few, Buster taught toon physics, Fowlmouth taught Mathematics; Babs taught the spin change class and Plucky taught cartoon violence. Most of the Tiny Toons had married and had at least one child. Most of these children attended the looniversity. Not all of the Tiny Toons were teachers though. Sweetie became a chef at a restaurant; Fifi now ran the Diamondo De Francais on her own without Pepe le Pew's help, since he was now living in a retirement home in France and Elmyra, ironically, ran a Pet care center. She had mellowed down considerably and was much more gentle than she was, not to mention much more knowledgeable about an animal's needs. Shirley worked a psychic hotline from home. Montana Max had disappeared some time ago. Nobody knew where he was now, but nobody tried to find him anyway. Throughout the whole time, Plucky and Shirley still kept Jessica and Zach's secret. Prior to Jessica and Zach's wedding, Bugs had acquired the funds to have a house built just for them over the sight of where the Foxcave was. There was a hidden entrance to the cave from the house, hidden behind a painting of the looniversity, and the old entrances to the cave had long since been sealed. Egghead Jr, long time helper of the FoxFang group, had died. He died due to a spread of the disease that had disabled his ability to talk. His whole body was paralyzed by the time he died. King had also died. He died soon after Jessica and Zach hung up the FoxFang and Cub outfits. By that point, he was suffering from arthritis and was of much less use in battles. King's ashes were stored in a jar in the Foxcave, a place which Jessica and Zach still periodically visited. Bugs and Lola still lived in the old house. They were very old now but were still able to manage. Even so Jessica still went around to help out when she could and so did her brother. Lola's second child was a boy that had been named Bruce. He had a disability from birth that meant he got worn out much more easily, since his muscles were weaker. As a result, he wasn't deemed suitable to take over FoxFang, but he was trusted enough to be told the secret. He still kept this secret from everybody. Daffy and Melissa never discovered Zach's secret and neither did Rose. In a twist of fate, Rose became the new mayor of the city. She did a surprisingly good job as mayor, making some great decisions and putting Daffy to utter shame. Daffy now lived in an old folks home, since they needed specialist attention. Melissa had died of old age about 3 years ago.

It was just a typical day at the looniversity, a Wednesday in the first week after the spring half term. It was currently the lunch break and Daniel was in the library indulging in some private reading. Ironically, he was currently reading 'old cartoon legends', the same book his mother had read several years ago. The book had been updated and reprinted, but the library had still kept the old copy. It was the older copy that Daniel was reading, since the more recent copy was on loan to somebody else. He wasn't reading about FoxFang though, he was just flicking through to read about other legends. He knew about the FoxFang since his parents had told him. They haven't told him that they were the foxes because they didn't think he was ready to be told. That didn't stop them dropping the occasional hint, but Daniel didn't seem to pick up on them. He was sitting on his own, as usual, trying to keep away from people. It wasn't too long though before he was interrupted in his reading. Somebody else had sat down next to him. He looked up and saw Brian Badger, one of his few friends. He had the coloring of a classic badger and had dark brown eyes. Daniel smiled in greeting and looked back down at the book.

"Daniel, I need some advice." Brian suddenly said. Daniel looked up at Brian. Truth be told, he wasn't that surprised. Brian suffered from a form of depression that made him almost permanently sad about something and needed some advice almost every day.

"Is something wrong Brian?" Daniel asked.

"I'm having some trouble with my parents. I think they're starting to hate me." Daniel looked a little surprised about what Brian had just said. This was the first time Brian had mentioned trouble with his parents. He hardly mentioned his parents at all, so Daniel didn't know about them.

"Why do you think that?"

"For one thing, I seem to be getting less and less food from them for no apparent reason. Secondly, they seem to be spending less and less time with me." He began to release a tear. "It's really getting me down." Daniel placed a hand on Brian's shoulder. Daniel tried to help Brian in anyway he could whenever he was upset about something. It took Daniel a moment to decide on what he should do about this situation.

"Brian, the only thing I can suggest is that you talk to your parents about the matter if you can. There has to be a reason that they're not paying so much attention to you. In the meantime…" Daniel paused to take out a small amount of money from his pocket and slip it into Brian's hand. "Use that to buy a little extra food on your way home. If your parents ask, tell them that you found the money on the playground." Brian looked into the money that was in his hand. He didn't know what to do now. He didn't want to accept any money but he was quite hungry. In the end though, he pocketed the money and gave Daniel a hug.

"Thank you Daniel. I will never forget your kindness." Daniel struggled a little and squirmed out of Brian's grip.

"Brian, don't hug me. It's quite embarrassing for me." Daniel turned back to his book to continue reading. Brian didn't say anything and left the library. Daniel just kept on quietly reading. It was about 30 minutes until his next lesson so he had time to read a bit more. It wasn't very long until somebody else sat down next to him. He looked up and saw a light pink rabbit sitting next to him. She had a blue bow around her ears. She had light blue eyes and a tiny overbite, barely noticeable in fact. Daniel just shrugged.

"Oh, hello Laura." Daniel greeted. Laura was Buster and Babs' daughter, one of their three children that attended the looniversity, and the only female company Daniel tolerated. He felt nothing above friendship for her but had a dread feeling that she would try to hit on him one day, like so many other girls did. Laura and Daniel had known each other since they were very young; they both went to the same nursery school. Like Daniel, Laura only felt friendship towards Daniel, though she did sometimes question her feelings towards him. For the moment, she was taking an interest in the book he was reading.

"What's the book that you're reading?" Laura asked. Daniel lifted the book and showed Laura the front cover. Laura read the cover with interest. "Didn't think you were the type to read this sort of book." Daniel looked over at Laura.

"My mother recommended that I read this book. I really don't know why though." Laura looked over at the page that Daniel was reading. "It's an interesting book though. I might rent it out."

"Your dad's the librarian isn't he?" Daniel did a double take at that remark. He seemed surprised that she had asked that, since his parents were common knowledge.

"You only just noticed?" Laura just laughed quietly. She could be as silly as her mother at times, but has a lot more control over her wild nature than Babs did.

"I knew all along, I just like watching you do a double take." Daniel did another double take. Laura would've burst out laughing if they weren't in the library. She had to cover her mouth to stop her laughing. Daniel just sighed.

"I'm going to go and rent this book out and then walk around the looniversity." Daniel stood up and went to the reception area. Zach was at the reception looking at a computer screen, just checking if any out of date books were due. He noticed Daniel approaching and turned to face him.

"Hello there Daniel. How can I help you today?" Zach asked.

"Dad, you don't have to act so official." Zach let out a smirk. He had since lost the unusual coloring he had when he was young and was now a very handsome brown rabbit. A lot of ladies were very jealous of Jessica for having such a handsome husband.

"I just like being official." Zach then noticed the book in Daniel's hand. "Want to take a book out eh?"

"If that's allowable." Daniel handed Zach his student ID. Zach scanned the ID card and then the book. It was all cleared out and Zach gave the book back to Daniel.

"Back in two weeks Daniel."

After the Looniversity had closed for the day and everyone had returned home, Daniel was in his bedroom in his family house. His room was colored mostly black but had a red band around the center. Daniel seemed to have a fondness for the color black, though his room wasn't completely black. His bed covers were red and the carpet was also red. The room had a bedside table, a wardrobe, a bookcase and a chest of draws. There was also a table next to the wall with a chair next to it, which Daniel used to do his homework. Right now, he was sitting on his bed while reading the book he had taken out of the library. He didn't have any work to do so he could relax for the evening. He was too wrapped up in his reading that he didn't notice his mother enter the room. Jessica was now a very beautiful lady, often getting looks from other men. She still had the coloration that she had when she was a child though. Jessica sat down on Daniel's bed, right next to Daniel, giving him quite a surprise. He quickly looked next to him and gave a sigh.

"Mum, I wish you wouldn't do that." Daniel said, a tone of annoyance. Jessica just laughed.

"Can't I surprise my son every once in a while?" Jessica asked playfully. Daniel said nothing in response, choosing to go back to his reading. Jessica looked over at the book, reading the title with interest. "I see you took my recommendation. What do you think?" Daniel looked up at his mother.

"It's interesting, even though the whole book is well out of date. Some of the stories are quite hard to believe though. I'd read the more up to date if it was available, but somebody else has it at the moment." Daniel replied.

"You can ask your dad to reserve it you know." Daniel simply nodded.

"I'll do that next time." Jessica leaned over to her son.

"Shall I tell you an interesting story?" Daniel looked up again.

"How long will it take?"

"Just a second. Anyway, when I was your age, and I was at the looniversity, and it was the end of the summer term, I was reading the same book you are now." Daniel did a double take.

"You've read this book?"

"Not from cover to cover. Back then; I was just flicking through it to alleviate my boredom. That said though, one chapter in there did catch my attention." Daniel grew very interested in what Jessica was saying.

"What part were you reading?" Jessica took hold of the book and began flicking through the pages. She eventually found the part she was reading all those years ago, the FoxFang legend, and handed the book back to Daniel.

"That section. Anyway, dinner will be ready in about 10 minutes." With that, Jessica left Daniel alone to read while she finished making dinner. She was giving her son a little clue about her past. Daniel just read the section Jessica had pointed out with interest, not picking up on his mother's hint.

A Long time ago, the city of Looniville was plagued by an onslaught of evil. Criminal gangs were all over the city claiming the city as their own. The streets were never safe and the police could not cope. The city was plunged into chaos and hope for a peaceful town seemed all but nothing, until on day a figure appeared in the city. Standing 2ft tall he was only the size of a young rabbit, but looked more like a fox than a rabbit. He was dressed in a black outfit that covered the body completely, preventing identification. The only part visible were his eyes. Even the tail was covered in the black robe. One by one, using incredible acrobatic skills, fighting techniques and unknown gadgets, he defeated each band of gangsters and brought light to the city. Because of a fang design on the robe, he was known as FoxFang, the knight toon. When light had been completely returned to the city, he left, promising to return if darkness ever came back. The figure's identity was never discovered. 300 years have passed since then, and the darkness has never returned, neither the knight toon, FoxFang.