The girl with elongated ears stood among the civilians, hurriedly walking through the many faces that passed her. She never showed it but she loved this town as much as the next, there was always something to do, quests to take up and monsters to fight. For someone with such a tiny body, she packed quite the punch when it came to her magic, she was a sorceress. Some people tended to brush her of their shoulder as some sort of 'healing hare' as they'd called and teased her about. Her magic, however, was some of the best to come by, a mix of light and dark, and was even toning her skills in necromancy. Before too long she'd realized she'd gotten so lost in her thoughts, somehow getting lost on her way to the guildhall. She scrunched up her nose and huffed in frustration, turning on her heels and walking in the other direction.<br/><br/>It was always nice to walk among the other humans and hybrids in the morning, the nicest kind of people were always up at dawn, greeting others and asking of their days. If<a class="link link--external" href="https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/575636570259062787/577408536242290689/20190513_031407.jpg?width=380&amp;height=473" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Hazel</a>wasn't so irritated about her misdirection, she may have even returned the happy greetings and glances she received. Her mind wandered to thoughts of her Ferrasa companion, wondering if she was going to fashionably early like she usually was, or if this time she'd arrive a little late and be waiting for her. It was uncommon for Hazel to be on time, always getting lost in her feelings and thoughts whenever she went somewhere, often needing to be pulled from them in the middle of a battle, frustrated but her fellow adventurers comments. She was always chalked up to being a cute bunny girl there to please their lewd thoughts. The small looking girl scoffed at the thought, she had always had a slight fascination when it came to her friend Mira, but through the condescending comments she always made, she was sure to let the feline know just how much she actually cared, and what lengths she'd go through to show her.<br/><br/>She finally reached the doors of the guildhall and found her way inside, making her way to the small desk and reading up the quest they'd long decided on. But where was Mira? Her eyes grazed along the many people there in the hall with her before making her way through it to find her friend. Though all of that became a little too complicated when they'd began pushing<i>her </i>along the people that surrounded her, being shoved or stepped on as they made there way to the desk behind her. This only served to make her cheeks burn with embarrassment, causing her to yell at the men and women around her. "Can you please move out of the way!?" she screamed at the top of her lungs. Suddenly, they all stopped, and proceeded to part ways, allowing the bunny to move away from the front desk.<br/><br/>Finally after looking for what seemed ages, she heard Mira gliding along the crowd to find her, eventually catching her hand before she dashed passed her as well. She gave the Ferrasa a pout. "Mira!" she whined. "I thought you wouldn't be here, even worse, you almost ran right passed me!" she rolled her eyes before looking at those around her, turning her gaze back to Mira. "So this quest, where's the client, and<i>why </i>were the acquired actions so... Strange?" she asked still holding onto her hand in a way that would normally tell Mira to lead the way, as to not get caught in the crowd again.