She'd returned to the forest because of the blend of danger and tranquility that seemed to keep her attention whenever she entered it. Her eyes were wandering, and she didn't even try to watch where she was going. Nature was her friend as a naturamancer- even if it did trip her sometimes. What she didn't expect to see was a cute rabbit-like creature, or at least that's what she assumed it was. With gleaming eyes, her childish heart was moved- and she began to run towards it. As if nature wanted to warn her not to get too close, a low tree limb smacked her unobservant forehead, with enough force to make her fall back slightly, landing on her rump. Her face turned a slight red as she rubbed the pain away. "Considering the pain simulation, I should really be more careful, but...Ah! Where did the bunny go?" Jumping up to her feet with agility she felt lucky to have, she frowned as she realized whatever she'd seen was gone. But, in her sights, a fellow small player was nearby...And somehow, her heart was melting with the same awe she had towards the rabbit moments before. She returned to her bizarre run towards her new point of interest. "Excuse me, miss! Did you know you're super, super cute?" She giggled cheerfully, hugging onto the stranger. It was fine to be a little silly once in a while, right? This wasn't real life after all. Seeing such a cute looking person after the rabbit, it was a sign from the trees, she was sure. "Like the rabbit I saw earlier, super cute!" (Tags: @Alphabet Chocolate)
Alpha tilted her head at the purple-haired girl who had raced ahead to embrace her. Although the stranger seemed to be much younger than her, she seemed to have a few inches of over her. The thought somewhat embarrassed her so she squashed it down with a shake of her head and regarded the girl with the most sincere smile she could muster without feeling a bit depressed over the height discrepancy. "A rabbit?" she grinned, an electrifying excitement buzzing beneath her eyes. She quickly detached herself from the girl, pulled open her inventory and, sliding through the HUD, proudly poked one of the floating buttons. With an excellent flourish and a plume of smoke, a silhouette appeared right beside her with a bow. A bipedal rabbit dressed in a Korean hanbok stepped out. "Like Luna?" she grinned and picked the struggling rabbit up from the ground, its paws slashing wildly in its attempts to loosen Alpha's grip. It was large; reaching about knee-length to Alpha's diminutive size. "Luna can help!" she enthused. "Bunnies can talk to each other like dolphins and they can talk through minds! And—" and then she blushed. Suddenly flustered, she looked down on the ground with a red plume. "Oh, uh, you're really cute yourself!" she stuttered. As the girl's words finally reached her brain, she couldn't help but feel a bit shy. She tentatively offered her hand. "My name's Alphabet Chocolate; you can just call me Alpha! You need help finding that bunny?" @Harveste
The rabbit that stood bowing to her almost made her fall over- partially from surprise, and partially just from not knowing how to react to the idea of a bowing rabbit. When the girl told her more about the rabbit- particularly it's name, and the unique trivia she was being taught by the stranger. Steadying herself, the similarly small girl attempted a curtsy. "Luna is the perfet name for a rabbit. Are you perhaps a fan of the tale of the rabbit on the moon, too?" Being called cute wasn't something new to Harveste- however, it was something she never quite knew how to handle, always leading to a red rouge befalling her small face. "Alpha's name is really nice too, though. It makes me shiver in excitement, since it has two of my favorite things in it." As a writer with a sweet tooth, how could she not adore that name? It made her want to hug the stranger once more just for that matter alone! "Ah, I'm Harveste. It wasn't like finding the bunny was necessary, but it was so cute that I couldn't help it. It's the first time that instead of running towards me, a forest creature ran away. It's so unusual, I just want to learn more about it. But when I saw you, I couldn't help wanting to say hi. Meeting strangers in the woods is a lot more uncommon for me lately. I spend a lot of time out here, too, so it's really amazing!"
