"Teleport?" Lisbeth's eyebrows shot up. That sounded...pretty cool. She tried to imagine what it would be like to teleport wherever she wanted. Maybe she wouldn't get so out of breath all the time. On the other hand, from what she understood of it, magic was very hard on one's stamina. It might tire her out even more than walking.
She froze in place when the woman gestured for her to stop. She watched the rabbit, curious. She'd never actually seen one up close. Her gut instinct was to fire her bow--it could make a good dinner. But that would no doubt ruin the woman's quest, which would be not only rude, but sacrilegious.
She did, however, want to see if she could help.
"Try this," she whispered close to the woman's ear. Then, moving very slowly and silently, she reached down and picked up a shred of lettuce. Moving slow so she wouldn't spook the rabbit, she laid her hand flat on the ground, palm up, holding the lettuce.
She held perfectly still in that position. With any luck, the rabbit would stop thinking of her as a threat so long as she held still, until it was tempted over to the food she held in her hand.
She froze in place when the woman gestured for her to stop. She watched the rabbit, curious. She'd never actually seen one up close. Her gut instinct was to fire her bow--it could make a good dinner. But that would no doubt ruin the woman's quest, which would be not only rude, but sacrilegious.
She did, however, want to see if she could help.
"Try this," she whispered close to the woman's ear. Then, moving very slowly and silently, she reached down and picked up a shred of lettuce. Moving slow so she wouldn't spook the rabbit, she laid her hand flat on the ground, palm up, holding the lettuce.
She held perfectly still in that position. With any luck, the rabbit would stop thinking of her as a threat so long as she held still, until it was tempted over to the food she held in her hand.
