Bunny, The Hidden Record: The First Empty Throne by Her Majesty of Ink and Exit Wounds focuses on Bunny, the annoyed, overworked chief documentarian living inside a magical court. Following the sudden disappearance of the queen, Bunny is forced into acting as a guide through the locked rooms of the palace. He's furious about the assignment and makes sure his protest is formally documented at every turn. As he leads the way through several chambers, he also unpacks the many items the queen left behind. These items even include recipe cards, old toys, pieces of unfinished art, and other little things. The palace, though, is mostly empty, except for a few characters still roaming around it, like a very rules-obsessed badger and a wild child princess. Together, they all form a strange little family unit, trying to keep order going in the court. But can Bunny actually figure out how to save the kingdom's history without losing his mind?
The Queen is gone. The Court is not. Someone has to show you around.
The clock in the Ribbon Room stopped at 11:59. The Carousel doesn't turn anymore. The Offices of Bunny are open by appointment only, which means they are not open, because Bunny does not take appointments.
He is taking you, however. He's not sure why. He's not happy about it. But he's the Court Documentarian, First of His Name, Keeper of the Inevitable Truth - and someone has to walk the visitor through what she built, what she kept, and what she left behind.
A rabbit in a chair. A blue seal. A drink. A drawer that should have stayed closed.
The tour begins now.
Tour Notice, Filed by the Documentarian:The Court is not responsible for what the visitor remembers, what the visitor forgets, or what the visitor cannot afterward unknow.
- B. First of His Name.
This is the first book in The Hidden Record. It runs adjacent to The Velvet Warpath series but in an alternate timeline. It sits three inches to the left, where everything else that's important but doesn't fit goes - a warning that it's also a guide and you can't unknow it after you open this one, so read it in whatever order you want.
But you were warned.
