Welcome to Zootopia

by KS142016

David Callahan was just like any other young man. After turning 18 the month before, he sets out to Los Angeles. But then, a mysterious train that he thought would take him there actually took him to the strange town of Zootopia, a world of anthropomorphic animals. There, along with two new friends discovers the secrets of Zootopia, and on the way, his past catches up to him.

5. The Right Evidence

A/N: Before I start this chapter, I would like to thankShinigamilover2 for giving out some ideas about the antagonist. I would like to thank you guys for being patient with all the tests I have and also reading up to Chapter 5 instead of reading a chapter or two and abandoning the story. Okay, lets start the next chapter.

Chapter 5

The Right Evidence

There, on the 20 year old TV and the VHS player, showed security footage of a gas station on March 21st, 2016 (surprisingly, the date and time of this world was pretty accurate. "That was 11 days ago." David said.

The video started at 12 AM. Nothing was really happened. A person walked in here and there to order some gum or a bag of chips.

"We are not watching all of this." Nick said, as he went to rewind

"Oh, were watching all of this." Judy said as she took a sip of her coffee.

Nick groaned. With David right after. But, if this is what it takes to solve who was trying to kill him. It's worth the chance.

4 AM. David woke up in the same motel. And then it hit him. His stomach was ticklish. He felt anxious and upset. And also in grief. This felling came from the fact that he realized he could never come back to his family.

He didn't know how.

The sun was barley at the horizon. It was still dark. A thought came to his head. He was going to find that train. He was going home. He quickly ran outside without getting dressed. He traced backed his steps. He found the Zootopia Police Department. He ran a block away and found the spot he remembered being passed out. He turned a couple more corners and found the tunnel. He ran down the stairs. He thought he was going to do it. Ditch his only friends, and return back to the real world, he never belonged here. The only place he felt he belonged was home. But, when he reached the end of the stairs. He found out what was there.

A solid, concrete wall.

With the damn symbol.

David was in grief. Nothing he ever imagined. Then he started to hear voices. People were screaming and running. But the loudest and a calm, angered laugh. Then, everything around him turned black. Then, someone came out of the shadows. It was a leopard. It was staring at David with extreme anger with its red, glowing eyes. It was wearing mostly black clothes with a hood on, and combat boots. He also had two machetes beside him and a .45 pistol.

David was never more scared in his life. He tried to run away, but it seemed as he was stuck. The cheetah approached him, David felt like his soul was being sucked out. The cheetah chuckled. He pulled out his pistol from his back and pointed at David's head. The last thing he remembered was the cheetah saying "No witnesses." before pulling the trigger. Then everything for him went white.

The symbol was popping trough his head, all he heard was clicking noises of a gun. His vision cleared up. He realized he was in the apartment where Judy lives, where he was last night. It was a dream. He looked at the clock in front of him. It was 8 AM. He looked behind him to see the TV still playing the security tape at 3 PM. Judy was still watching, but she fell asleep. He stared at the TV in exhaustion. Then he noticed something suspicous.

A leopard walked into the gas station. It couldn't be the guy I dreamt of. David thought to himself. It didn't have red eyes. Instead it was golden eyes, and he was waring regular clothing. He bought some lottery tickets and before he left. He showed the cashier a card. The wolf who was working at the cashier slowly let him behind the counter. The room was silent for a while. David slowly grabbed the remote and fast-forward 30 mins in. The cheetah then walked out like nothing ever happened. He needed to go there. Then all of a sudden, a phone ringed. Judy woke right up. David's phone was off. He quickly checked under a pile of clothes and found a phone.

"Nick left his phone here, again?" she groaned.

She quickly turned to David. "What are you doing here?" she said.

"I guess I fell asleep." David replied.

"Well can you get out, please." she said, "I have to get dressed and..." she quickly turned to the TV. She groaned, "I can't believe I fell asleep watching this."

"I guess I woke up at the right time." David said.

"I think I found the evidence we need."