[Shieba]

"Yeah! I'll have a million bunnies!" It was pretty clear that Lelouch had no idea how much 'a million' was. "And then the evil monsters which always attack us will see all the bunnies and become nice because bunnies are so cute and there won't be any more war!" He beamed. "It'll be all awesome!"

"Ooooh, neat!" Lelouch made his way towards the fallen log immediately. It seemed to be rather hollow inside by now, so he stuck his nose into the hole in the middle, but that effectively also blocked out the light. "It's dark!" he exclaimed, head halfway stuck in the log.

[kabuto_rocks]

"So bunnies are the answer to everything then?"Iota laughed again, loving the idea of world peace being achieved through bunnies. Then again, even she had to admit that she had never met anyone who didn't like rabbits. She knew the idea would never work in practice, and yet she couldn't help entertaining it briefly herself for a few moments. After all, she had always had somewhat of an overactive imagination.

"Be careful!" She called, rushing over to join him. Obviously there was nothing too dangerous about a log, but she was rather worried about him getting his head stuck. It would not be fun to try and explain to a king why his son was now wedged in an old tree. Peering over his shoulder, her tails twitched, "See anything?"

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[Shieba]

"Yes they are!" Lelouch insisted loudly from inside of the tree. "Bunnies are amazing! I heard that there are evil people who eat bunnies, but clearly, that can't be true! No one would ever hurt a bunny!" The thought that someone would really do something as horrible as that really frightened Lelouch, but it probably was just a spooky story that the adults sometimes told children to scare them. Adults were mean like that sometimes.

"I can't see anything!" Lelouch got his head out of the tree and luckily didn't get stuck. Then, he peeked back in the hole, but of course could only see the part directly below it now and there was no egg there. "Now I do!" He put his head back in. "And now it's dark again! I'm not small enough again! Horrible!" He sighed and sat back. "Do you think we can lift one side of the log so that we can hear if eggs roll around inside of it?"