Eden sat in her room. She began thinking about the tiny stuffed bunny that her mother gave her so long ago.
After taking a deep breath, Eden walked over to one of the walls of her room and pulled on a plank. That was because it was a hidden drawer.
She slid it open and inside was a stuffed bunny.
It was incredibly dusty. Not just the bottom of the drawer, but the bunny too. Eden gingerly picked the bunny and lightly blew on it, getting rid of the dust.
Her mother had made this hidden drawer for her, to hide the bunny. Yet, the last ti Eden interacted with it was when she first put it there all those years ago. It wasn't that Eden didn't like the stuffed bunny, she actually thought it was cute.
However, it also reminded Eden of her father who was taken away. Because she wanted to forget, she never opened it up again.
Yet, even though it was not in front of her, Eden always thought about the bunny hiding away in her wall. It was to the point she rembered the exact location of the hidden drawer despite how long it had been.
Eden brought the bunny a little closer to her face. There was a tear where one of the ears connected to the head, making it droop. Not wanting it to tear any further, she held onto the ear gently.
But as Eden lifted it, her eyes caught onto a strange glimr within.
"What?"
Eden furrowed her brows and pulled back the ear. The shine beca a little bigger, revealing a tiny bit of yellow tal. She pulled on this strange object, but it remained lodged inside.
Eden pressed her lips together and pulled harder.
The rabbit ear that she was trying to save earlier was getting torn off more and more. Until it ca off altogether.
Eden's breathing got a little heavy. She then slowly removed the tal object.
It was a fairly small golden key.
"What is this?..."
...
Hare kept asking Apollo a few questions after a few awkward breaks, trying to get more 'lessons' out of him.
"Do you have any more lessons to impart?"
Except Apollo wasn't really cooperating.
"Not really."
Hare cleared his throat. He tried to take a different approach.
"Could you further explain what you ant earlier?"
Apollo raised an eyebrow.
"I ant I don't really have any more lessons."
Hare laughed awkwardly.
"Sorry, I ant when you said so people are good and so people are bad. But since they change, it doesn't really matter."
Apollo shrugged his shoulders.
"It just ans that how good or bad a person is shouldn't change how you feel when you k-"
"Stop right there!"
A guard called out from behind. Apollo and Hare turned around to see a man with a thick beard leading several guards.
The man pointed his sword at them.
"You have unlawfully freed the angel from their cell! Hand over the angel imdiately, or there will be consequences!"
Hare smirked and let out a quiet scoff.
"Whether we hand the angel back or not, it's not like you are going to let us go. Why even pretend at this point?"
The leader of these guards narrowed his eyes.
"So you choose to make us use force?"
Hare sighed and shrugged his shoulders sarcastically.
"I just told you that we never had a choice, you guys already made it for us. Why do you even pretend we had a choice?"
Apollo pouted.
"Can you all do this later? I want to check out the city right now."
Hare put his fist in front of his face and coughed.
"I apologize Apollo. We also do not wish to fight but there is nothing we can do if they do not share the sa sentint."
Apollo rubbed his temple with the palm of his hand.
"Can you do it quickly then?"
Hare nodded.
"Naturally."
The leader of the guards snorted and said nothing more. He led the charge forwards, with his sword pulled back. The other guards quickly followed up, doing the sa.
All of the guards had the sa weapon, a reasonably sized sword. Along with that, they had a set of armor. There were no shields or bows. It was a fairly big contrast compared to the rabbit people with a large variety.
Those with wooden shields and spears hurried to the front, holding it down. From the back, several loaded their bows with an arrow, aid, but did not fire.
As the leader of the guards charged forwards, several spears shot towards him. However, they all slamd against the tal armor on his abdon. While the leader felt the impact, other than a bit of soreness, there was no real damage done to his body.
With a grunt, he slamd his shoulder against one of the rabbit people's shields, making the stumble backwards.
The guards behind quickly followed up, imitating their leader by slamming into the shields as well.
At the end of the day, the thick tal armor that covered the soldiers was very effective. The only reason they were able to win the last fight so easily was the panic from the traitors within the group.
Once the formation was broken, the fight imdiately beca a ssy one.
One of the rabbit people lunged forth with his spear, but the guard tilted his head to the side, letting it bang against the helt. Then, the guard retaliated by slamming his sword down on his foe's shield.
The rabbit person groaned in pain and let go of the shield. From there, another guard slashed at the now exposed person, slashing through their chest. The rabbit person collapsed to the floor and slowly bled out.
Like this, the spearn attempted to attack at the gap in the guard's heads as that was the only way they could inflict lethal damage. However, it was much easier to move one's head compared to other body parts.
They needed sothing to turn the tables.
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