A New City

by jrfan98

Meet Richard Wilkes, a seventeen year old boy from New York. When he gets in an accident involving a train he blacks out and awakens in a strange city. Will he be able to get home or will he be an anthropomorphic fox for the rest of his life? Read to find out.

1. Introduction

Hey, welcome to my first Zootopia fanfic. Let me clarify that I am an amateur when it comes to writing, so don't be surprised to find mistakes. Anyway I hope you all enjoy my story; and if you don't please tell me why. If you do enjoy it, also let me know why for I would love to hear from my readers. Enjoy the story and God Bless!

Introduction

My name is Richard Wilkes. I am seventeen years old and I always made fun of animated movies that had talking animals, but never did I think of the repercussions. Then again, how could there be?! They're fictional movies for crying out loud! Or are they? This situation, if you would like to call it that, has me addled. Who in their right mind would've thought I would end up here after death? But here is the problem, I didn't die, there's no way I could have.

Now, I may seem insane, but I know without a shadow of a doubt I'm not dead. I was studying medicine in my other world and was taught what it takes for people to die. I know my accident didn't meet the requirements. A broken arm, a concussion, maybe even a lost limb could have been the result, but not death. I remember every detail from the time I blacked out to now. The only thing I don't remember is the time between when I passed out from the accident and when I woke up in an alley in this new place.

Speaking of the accident, I should tell you what happened. I boarded the train with my friends; they were talking about a movie called "Zootopia", a new and extremely corny talking animal movie, which was coming at the end of the week. I distinctly remember the station and train number-Central Station and Train 34. The train accelerated at high speeds and I could see we were zipping through New York like an Olympic athlete in the one-hundred meter dash. Suddenly, screams of fear came from the car in front of us and I heard people crying, we had flown off of the tracks! I can also recall lying in the ditch, not feeling any pain at all, although I was pinned down by a piece of the train, which was now in flames. I felt very sleepy and awoke in this strange world. Anyway, here is my experience in this new world.