“Does that an… what I think it ans?”
“P-Probably?”
That was unexpected. She was bolder than I thought. However, there was no reason to refuse such an interesting gift.
“Well, if you ask , then I’m very curious about it indeed.”
She suddenly relaxed and gave
a shy grin while blushing.
“I’m glad, my Lord. I wasn’t sure how you would react. I was afraid you’d be angry or disgusted.”
“That’ll never happen.”
Her smile grew further.
“Thank you for saying this.”
“I should be the one to thank you. Is there any reason for your proposal, though?”
“This is sothing important for us. I wanted you to know more about our way of life.”
It was hard to say whether this was her true reason, but I decided not to press on the matter.
“I see. But yes, I now understand why you said I shouldn’t underestimate bunnies. I didn’t expect that at all, haha.”
She blushed even harder, the redness contrasting with her white fur but fitting well with one of her eyes.
“T-That’s right. That’s how we bunnies are.”
There was a mont of quietness which she used to get her bearings back.
“Please co with .”
“You’re not doing it here? Do you want to do it outside? You’re very bold, Kuini.”
She flinched shafully.
“That’s not it! We’re going to the relief building!”
“Oh… My bad.”
We exited her room and the house, witnessing the many bunnies running around excitedly. Kuini’s parents were part of the flow of people, moving in the direction opposite ours, toward the house. Zay looked at us curiously but Waja smiled at her daughter knowingly, and I understood that her boldness wasn’t completely her idea.
The relief building, as I learned, was the large building in the center of the village I noticed from the first ti I experienced relief ti. Its na was very explicit and I had a global idea of its purpose, even though I didn’t know the exact details. Kuini guided
there, under the surprised looks of the other bunnies entering it. While so avoided Kuini carefully, their reaction to
was unanimously intrigued, so being even a bit excited.
There was a mix of both n and won entering, but the ratio wasn’t equal due to the village having more won than n in the first place. I scanned the interior of the single-floor building as we crossed the door, interested in its layout.
The inside comprised many small rooms, generally aligned in rows of two, with only a wall separating a room from its neighbor on both sides. Won all headed toward one side while n aid for the other, entering facing rooms from opposite sides.
“So that’s how it looks like inside. Am I allowed here?”
“Of course. Everyone is allowed, even people from outside of the village.”
“How does it work?”
“The relief building is a place for bunnies that don’t have fixed partners to share relief ti with. People can co here to find a temporary partner, but it doesn’t an one has to co here if they don’t have a partner.”
“How interesting. I guess it makes sense considering your needs.”
“Yes. There are different types of rooms. So of the most popular for young people are the anonymous ones. In those, you don’t see who your partner is, which is good for shy people.”
“But your village isn’t that big. Isn’t it easy to recognize who your partner probably is?”
“That’s right. That’s why I don’t co here because a lot of the villagers aren’t… comfortable with . For most people, even if you know who your partner was, you don’t tell it out loud and act as normal to make it less awkward.”
“That’s a great system.”
“Yes… And so…”
She hesitated a little before continuing.
“I want to try one of the anonymous rooms today. Is that fine with you?”
“Don’t I know it’ll be you already? Is there a point to it?”
“Yes, but I still want to use one because I’m… not very confident. I’m sorry, my Lord.”
She whispered that last part as if she didn’t want others to know how she called .
“No worries. Let’s try it the way you’re more comfortable with.”
She gave another slight smile and nodded.
“Thank you. Then, please enter the last room in this row, on that side. I’ll enter from the other side.”
She pointed at the door I was supposed to enter and I quickly acquiesced.
“All right.”
We separated and I moved toward that specific room. In the building, most bunnies inside their rooms had already started doing whatever they had planned, and erotic voices were resounding all around. I knew this wouldn’t last too long so I hurriedly entered mine.
The inside was very simple. Its size was about ten square ters and was only composed of a bed, a table, and a chair. All in all, it could have been anyone’s room, except for one singular aspect. The wall that separated my room from the one Kuini entered wasn’t a typical one. It had a circular hole conveniently placed around the level of my waist, and another rectangular one under it, on the ground level. Kuini’s quiet voice resounded from the other side of the wall.
“C-Can you see the round hole, my Lord?”
“Yes.”
“This room is for larger species. The hole is lower in other rooms.”
“Whoever built this building thought of everything, how impressive.”
“Yes. So…”
She took another long pause before resuming speaking.
“I’ll start now. Please… don’t stare too much.”
This made
laugh.
“Haha, Kuini, my cute bunny. Of course, I’ll watch. I’ll watch you very intensely.”
“…Y-Yes. Please do as you like, my Lord.”
Her voice sounded half vexed and half exhilarated, and I thought my answer wasn’t completely wrong. I understood the purpose of this room but that wasn’t to say I couldn’t circumvent the issue. I crouched at the level of the circular hole and placed my eye right in front of it. What was supposed to be space to insert a male’s tool now beca my peeping hole, perfect to give
a nice view of everything that was happening on Kuini’s side.
She noticed
and trembled anxiously. Still, she sat on the bed and slowly began her relief ti.
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