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Lilac Calling Cascade
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>Is he eating while taking to you? Tell him finish what's in his mouth first.
>Eh, yeah, just one though!
>"Here you go... how many have you had today?"
>Pick one and hand it over
I pick one of the flowers and hold it up,
Deer: "You may have one, but only after you finish the ones you're grazing on now."
She makes very short work of what's in her mouth, and chews them to shreds. Then she proceeds to chomp down on the flower, and eats it right out of my hand.
Bunny-Deer?: "Thank you for your generosity. A trait this forest seems to lack..."
Deer: "It's no problem, though I must save the rest of these flowers for myself. I'd like to give them to my girlfriend, and it's a very important day."
Bunny-Deer?: "That's fine, they weren't the most tasty anyway. I am princess Bun-el-oh-pee. Princess and hare to the buh-nunny-lope's throne. I am out sampling the various plants we don't have back home. I heard from a fox there's many exotic and rare plants deep in the wood."
Deer: "Odd, I also ran into a fox who said something similar. She warned me that it was dangerous and not to go alone."
Bunelope: "It's a shame. I seek only the finest and tastiest of flowers to take back home with me. The rest can be munched on to keep me going. I wished for the fox to escort me, but she cared more about feasting on her berries and watching those rude rabbits. Seems no-one is brave or kind enough to accompany me, and I fear I may return home with empty paws."
Hm, it sounds as though she's serious enough about going in the forest. I get a pain in my stomach again and feel torn. It would be nice to find something extra special flower for my girlfriend, surely a quick trip couldn't hurt?
It's a tough choice to make. Should I offer to go with this strange critter into the woods? Or should I try to pick what's left in the meadow and head back to visit my girlfriend?
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