Thread: Zootopia: Blue Snow (N7Biotic x east)

Ever since she was just a little bunny, Judy Hopps wanted nothing more then to become a police officer. It was all she ever wanted to be. The idea of making the world a safer place and getting criminals off the streets made the fire within her burn even brighter. She didn't want to be a simple carrot farmer like her parents were, she wanted to be something more. However, it seemed nobody believed in her. Being so small and weak made everyone laugh when she told them what her goals were. She was bullied by predators, especially by a fox called Gideon Grey. He used the fact that she was a rabbit to push her down, claw her, and mock her about her dreams. Even her parents expressed doubt in her. Judy knew they didn't mean anything bad by it, but it hurt knowing that they were unconfident in her abilities. She had the speed and the intelligence to do it. Her size has never been a issue in her life, yet everyone doubted her purely because she was a bunny. Many people told her there was no rabbit that has ever become a police officer for good reason. Yet, despite all the times she got pushed down, Judy jumped back up, even more determined to prove everyone wrong. Judy was going to become a police officer and she knew just the place to go Zootopia. Zootopia was everything she ever dreamed of. The famous motto 'anyone can become anything' has been the inspiration that kept her going. Zootopia seemed to be the one place where she could pursue her dream without anyone ever pushing her down for what she was, however, this wasn't true. Police training was the hardest thing she's ever had to do. Every test and training session seemed to be made to make her fail. Many of her colleagues snickered behind her back when she ended up failing. Yet, she refused to fall. In the end, she ended up becoming the top of her graduating class, but the struggle didn't stop. It was only until she teamed up with a con artist to solve the once believed, unsolvable case missing otter, before anyone ever showed her respect and saw her as an equal. She was hesitant to team up with a criminal, especially one who was a fox given her past and the fear her family instilled into her about them, but Judy knew she couldn't solve the case on her own. However, not only was the case far bigger then they once thought, but she ended up making a friend. Nick was extremely intelligent and charismatic. He was able to sweet talk his way out of anything, even when he talked to her. It was embarrassing to admit it, but even Judy fell victim to his tricks from time to time. Yet, she would call him her closest friend. When Nick agreed to join her as a police officer, Judy couldn't contain her excitement. There wasn't a single person she'd rather have for a partner. Nick knew the city like the back of his paw and had a way of talking to people. Judy was quick on her feet and her way of going out of her way to help others has earned them a few friends, even some in the mafia. They were the perfect team and quickly became best friends, spending plenty of time together in and out of work. While they never been assigned to any case that was nearly as big as the missing otter case, but they still managed to do an amazing job with whatever task they were given. Everyday seemed like a great day thanks to her fox friend even with her parents constantly fussing over her safety and her crappy little apartment, he still managed to make everyday a good day. He always had a way of making her smile and laugh, even his insult dumb bunny had become a term of endearment for them in which she would always reply, clever fox without fail. If there was anyone that she could go to for comfort or to have a shoulder to cry on, it would always be him. In the darkness of her tiny apartment, her alarm rang to wake her up at her usual time 600 am. She would wake up sooner if Nick didn't manage to convince her to sleep later. Before she'd even met him, she was awake at 4 am, 430 am at the latest if she had a particularly hard day previously. Judy nearly jumped up the instant her alarm went off, energy already flowing through her little body and eager to start her day. As she jumped out of bed, she nearly hit her foot against her desk finding that her bed and desk were mere inches apart. Her apartment was so small that even someone of her size had trouble moving around, but she made it work. Judy grew up with at least 20 different siblings so space wasn't too much of an issue for her. It was all she could afford. Even becoming a famous figure of the police force didn't mean she got much of a raise. In fact, she always found her finances to be extremely tight. Even now, she was barely making ends meet with a decent amount of food to last her till her next paycheck. Though, it wasn't uncommon that she would barely eat at all just to make it last. Nick offered her over and over again to buy lunch, but Judy rarely let him since she was sure he had issues of his own now that he went straight. While Judy tried to stay positive about things, it was hard sometimes, especially when she was always nervous about losing her one place that kept her in Zootopia. Judy shook those thoughts away. She needed to get ready, it wouldn't be too terribly long before she and Nick would carpool, one of their solutions to help each other financially. She could already hear her noisey neighbors bickering loud enough for her to question if the walls were made of paper and cardboard. Without a shower or sink in her room, she often had to use the downstairs bathroom to brush her teeth and her landlord was nice enough to let her use her showers in the morning thanks to her work, but Judy made sure not to stay too long to keep herself from bothering the landlord. Drying and brushing her fur quickly and neatly, she quickly changed into her uniform. The skin tight uniform made it easy for Judy to move as freely as she needed to, but luckily a vest was given to her for some protection out in the field. She grabbed her handy dandy carrot pen and recorder, notebook, and pepper spray for protection, quickly ditching fox repellent when Nick came into her life. Before leaving the building, she grabbed her morning carrot fresh from the mircowave, shrunken and dry, but it was better then nothing. Then, she quickly made her way down the steps in order to meet Nick and head to work, though she expected to wait for some time knowing how early she rose and how much Nick loved to sleep in. Yet, she didn't mind waiting. It gave her plenty of time to think and prepare herself for the day.