Calm down and get off

After a few deep breathes she calmed down, this rabbit was no threat to her. "No running off" She stated as she got off, the bunny immediately backing up a little, but doing as she said and not bounding into the night. Throwing a few sticks onto the fire to keep it up, she repeated one of her earlier questions "So, why were you sneaking around in the grass?" She kept a cool attitude, as if she was interviewing the boy, to keep a sense of authority and dominance over him. "B-Because there's normally nothing out here... and when I saw you... well, you look better than any Green Skin or Demon" He laughed awkwardly. That was definitely going to need some follow up questions, but for now she had to get one thing straight. "Where am I?" The bunny looked around "We are in the meadows...right?" He replied, obviously not understanding. "No! Like... This can't be Earth!" She scooted a little closer "We are on the softer ground here I guess? But it's still dirt" He patted it with his large rabbit-like feet. She face palmed lightly... he was an idiot. She would need to look elsewhere for that answer, and it seemed pretty obvious he wasn't the one who brought her here, no point asking that.

"Alright well... how often are the Green Skins and Demons around?" She asked as if she knew what that really meant. Animals? Gangs? She had to seem like she held all the cards if she wanted answers out of this. "Occasionally, but they roam everywhere... it's Horsemen and Bullheads who wander down from the mountains you need to be careful of... I even saw a Snake Lady once!" He was almost bragging, but this did bring answers to her, they were animals of some kind... and from the names, Ichor felt it pretty obvious what they were, and she knew that they sounded like trouble. Over the next while she continued asking questions, learning about the world and through the bunnies naivety, getting even more than the bunny knew he was letting on. An unexpected side effect of this was the sense they were both in a big bad world against them... they started getting friendly, and quickly were joking around, talking and generally acting much less hostile, going until the sun began rising.