Lisbeth held her breath for a moment, then remembered what happened last time she did that. Instead, she tried her best to keep her breathing slow and steady, making as little noise as possible. The rabbit took a few little nibbles. Lisbeth kept her fingers on the ground, unmoving. To the rabbit's eyes, she might as well have been a rock.
It nibbled more. She could feel just the slightest touch of its nose against the tips of her fingers.
She smiled up at Phoebe, and said in the faintest whisper, "I have no idea what you're supposed to do next. This is as much as I know about animals."
She looked back down at the rabbit. It was adorable. It made her think of the peaceful place Phoebe was speaking of, the sanctuary of the nature god. Probably a place with lots of sweet fruits and cute animals.
She sighed. If she survived the war, she'd try to find such a place for herself. But she had resigned herself to her fate.
It nibbled more. She could feel just the slightest touch of its nose against the tips of her fingers.
She smiled up at Phoebe, and said in the faintest whisper, "I have no idea what you're supposed to do next. This is as much as I know about animals."
She looked back down at the rabbit. It was adorable. It made her think of the peaceful place Phoebe was speaking of, the sanctuary of the nature god. Probably a place with lots of sweet fruits and cute animals.
She sighed. If she survived the war, she'd try to find such a place for herself. But she had resigned herself to her fate.
