A/N: Damn, me! Back at it again with another chapter (Okay, I'll stop). Sorry I haven't posted in a while. It's because for the past couple of days, I just didn't feel like it. But then, today, I was watching TV with nothing to do because it's summer and I said to myself "What the hell!" So here's Chapter 10? I think so. I don't keep track of so often as I do before. Also, congrats for Zootopia to be released on Blu-Ray, DVD, and Digital HD. Now you can watch it again, and again, and again (and again, and again, and again, etc.) So, here what you've been waiting for almost 2 weeks. I give you, Chapter 10!

Now, David had played a massive amount of Call of Duty in his youth. Most noticeably, Modern Warfare 2. If he was surrounded by players in the opposite side, he would easily slide past them and shoot them down. But this was real life. Hell, he doesn't even know if this is real. But there he stood, in the middle of a gas station with guns from every direction pointed at him.

"Hey, hey, hey! How about this! I have about..." David checked his wallet, it was nearly empty.

"I have $2 and," David checked around in his wallet, "83 cents. I can just set it down over here, you can take it, no one gets hurt. You got a deal?"

David slowly set the money on top of a shelf.

"Money doesn't take care of memory, David! We can do this the easy way or the hard way!" A voice came from the front in an Australian accent.

A figure emerged from the rest of the gunman. It was the leopard.

"I can rather have them kill you, quick and painless. Or I can do it myself!" He held gripped on his machete.

"No! I don't want to die!" Nick screamed, flinching.

"They want me, not you." David explained to Nick.

"But, why?"

David didn't answer.

"Nick, no!" David heard a voice also in front.

Judy was there trying to break in between the gunmen.

"Shoot her with the tranquilizer!" The leopard commanded.

One of the gunmen grabbed a tranquilizer from the holder and shoot at her with it, she passed out.

"Judy, NO!" Nick cried in horror.

"I'll give you 10 seconds to decide your fate, David." The leopard demanded, "And same thing with your friend."

"10."

David's heart was pounding. He had no idea what to do in this situation.

"9."

He quickly observed his surroundings.

"8."

He tried to find a way out of this situation, but he can't.

"7."

He was not going to accept his fate.

"6."

He then turned around and noticed the shelf where all of the 'interesting' dips are.

"5."

He looked at the corners of the walls, they were loose and were leaked with water.

"4."

They looked like they were going to break any seconds.

"3."

He he turned towards Nick and pointed at the wall. Nick nodded.

"2."

"RUN!" David shouted.

"1! FIRE!"

David and Nick quickly ran towards the wall as bullets began flying around them. The bullets hit the wall so it made it even weaker. David kicked down the wall and concrete went everywhere. David and Nick got out in time before the gas station collapsed.

"Okay," David said, "someone remind me to never go into a gas station ever again!"

David and Nick quickly ran over to Judy, who laid unconscious, but still breathing.

"Luckily, that thing didn't kill her." Nick sighed in relief.

"It's a tranquilizer." David said, "it's not supposed to kill."

Nick and David quickly carried Judy in the back of the car. David quickly ran into the rubble and was searching through one of the bodies.

"What are you doing?" Nick asked David.

David found a pistol and some ammo. "Getting some supplies just in case." David said throwing the pistol at Nick, which he didn't catch.

David quickly grabbed another pistol from another body and got in the passenger side of the car. Before he closed the door, he heard a voice. "YOU!"

It was the leopard. He emerged from the rubble. David quickly shut the door.

"Okay, Nick! Drive!" David yelled.

Nick stood motionless, with a feared look on his face.

"What are you doing!" David questioned. "Drive!"

Nick grabbed a hold of the steering wheel. "I don't know how to drive." he shuttered.

"What do you mean you don't know how to drive! I learned when I was 16!"

"I dropped out of school before I could take Driver's Ed."

David saw the leopard come closer. It was too late for David and Nick to switch sides "Okay, first you put the key in and turn it."

Shaking, Nick put the key in the ignition and turned it. The car started.

"Good, good." David said, "Now, use the gear shift onto drive."

"I don't see drive." Nick said.

"It's the letter D." David exclaimed, D as in David. Hey, what do you know. It's my name."

The leopard was right at the window, and stuck a machete through the window, which missed them.

"Then you push the pedal and DRIVE!"

The car speed through the street as the glass stabbed from before completely shattered. The car was at around 100 miles per hours. Nick couldn't slow down because his foot was frozen on the pedal out of fear. The car was running over whatever was in front if it's path, destroying plant life and grass.

"Slow down!" David screamed.

Nick didn't say a word, he was too scared to move or do anything. David quickly hit the break from where he was sitting and the car went to a complete hold. The leopard was nowhere in sight and Judy was still passed off.

Nick and David were frozen in fear, they couldn't believe what just happened. After a minute or two of recollecting their thoughts, they quickly switched seats of the car.

"Never drive again!" David demanded Nick.

After a couple of hours of going who knows where and stopping at grocery stores instead of gas stations, Judy suddenly woke up.

"Uh, what happened?" she moaned.

"Oh, you're awake." Nick said in a relief.

"Just lay down." David said, "You were shot with a tranquilizer."

"Are you guys okay?" She asked.

"Yeah, we're fine." Nick said, "Lucky we'd made it out alive."

Nick explained what happened to them at the gas station and he added some exaggeration to make the story extra spicy.

"And that's how we managed to save the world from getting blown up." Nick finished.

"We didn't save the world from getting blown up." David explained.

All of a sudden, they hear a police car behind them with the sirens on.

"Damn it!" David said as he pulled over.

"Don't worry." Judy explained, "I got this. Go in the back and pretend you have hand cuffs on.

David and Judy switched spots in the car and the police officer, a rhino, was approaching the vehicle.

"Hello!" Judy said as the rhino approached, "I'm Officer Judy Hoops and this is my partner Officer Nick Wilde. We are just taking this criminal to the police station so can you excuse us?"

But then, the rhino held up a gun, Judy gasped. "Get out of the car." the rhino demanded.

A/N: Before I end this chapter, I just want to say THANK YOU for 10,000 views and thank you for sticking with me so far in this chapter. It is now official that this story will be 18 chapters long. See you at Chapter 11!