Leanna listened to the bunny girl, quickly realizing that her mind was a little gone. She wondered if that imp had done that to her, or if she'd been that way before, or if it was this place. Her suspicions were for the first two.<br/><br/>"Bunny needs to find a quiet hole.  More tasty carrots, those make Bunny fast.  Fast fast, no one can catch Bunny then." So that's how this placed worked? She'd eaten the carrots, and they'd made her fast, like a rabbit. No doubt they'd given her those ears and tail, too. Leanna was beginning to understand; any food she ate would turn her into some beast related to that food, no doubt. What would apples turn her into? An ass? A horse? She didn't know, but she was scared to find out. She didn't want to stop looking human!<br/><br/>Bunny was now negotiating with her for her freedom. "Of course you can go free, of course!" Leanna burst out, surprised that Bunny would even consider an alternative. But given what that imp did to her, she supposed Bunny no doubt expected the worst from people now. Her eyebrows raised at the hint of gems. She looked back at the imp. Did he have gems? Turning back, she saw Bunny disappearing into the grass with impressively fast, long strides. "Erhm, be safe!" She called after her, then turned to look at her prize, hanging on the imp's belt. She gingerly opened the disgusting pouch, and found five round, green gemstones inside. Pleased with herself, she put them in her pack. She also noted a potion in the imp's pack. Not knowing what it would do, she obviously wasn't going to drink it. However, she put it in her pack too. If worse came to worst, maybe she'd try it on an enemy. The best thing to do would be to ask Rathazul though - he was an alchemist, he would know what it did.<br/><br/>Taking a deep sigh, Leanna took her trusty branch and continued following the path she'd intended to walk down.<br/><br/>