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Alex laughed a bit to himself as he answered the rabbit, that yes...some girls in his world were actually nice and that cats and rabbits and ducks and geese did exist, but not quite as human as they appeared in this world... No, fairies aren't part of reality, "So I wouldn't get your hopes up if you ever find yourself in my world again," he answered with a grin as he listened to the issue of trust. "Are you sure you can trust me?" The teen gave the rabbit his best menacing grin, blue eyes narrowing a bit as he mock swiped at the wide-eyed teen.

The rabbit was not used to mortal jokes and being already easily frightened by many things of his own world, the teen burrowed himself against the soldier's back much like how he'd hide in his own rabbit abode. Whimpering something about the time and about how horrible humans were, the rabbit clung to the back of poor Admon as he tried to keep from tripping over any stray root or vine.

Alex almost felt sorry, but he had only been joking. With a shrug, the teen shied away from the two.

"I wish humans boys were as nice you say humans girls can be," the rabbit murmured, letting the soldier go as he turned a sour expression towards Alex. The blond-haired teen was very different from many of the creatures in wonderland. He acted so sad all the time, and yet not in the way like that poor turtle who was no longer a turtle, but in a quiet sort of way that made him feel uncomfortable on the inside... and yet he still persisted in 'joking,' as Admon had assured him the teen was doing. He was trying to make himself appear not quite so sad...but the rabbit could tell...

"I do hope I can trust you because you seem to be very rude when you're angry," he added with a frown, recalling the way the teen had lashed out and nearly torn his collar when he realized where he was and just who he'd followed to get there... The rabbit's ears twitched as the human muttered something short of an apology, both for yelling and pushing the rabbit as well as trying to scare him.

"W-well, it's fine, just don't do it again," he said, his frown deepening as he notced the ever growning maze of trees and vines and dark plants, that if given the chance, would eat small animals such as himself. Shivering, the small rabbit took the toy soldier up on his offer and latched onto his side...because Admon had a sword and they couldd easily wither those nasty plants...and he still wanted sure if he could trust the human.

[[Uhm, yeah, I was hoping to involve others because I know anyone's who's IN the castle is not rping for a while...so...hmmm... I don't care really where they go. I'll have our little time keeper make a pit stop somewhere, i suppose.]]

Brown eyes became increasingly wider as the maze of trees and foliage threatened to eat each and every one of them, not just the smallest in their crew. The forest was so very hungry, it seemed, and it wasn't going to leave without a nibble or a bite... Untangling himself from a pesky vine, which had seemed to have taken a very dangerous liking to him, the rabbit frowned as he stamped a rather aggressive root, who had been trying its best to curl around the rabbit's leg.

"Admon...this forest is very angry today, either that or it is very hungry and I for one do n-not want to get eaten," his tone nearly ended in a squeak as he batted away a toothy flower. The rabbit turned to see if the human was still alive, and he was...the forest didn't seem to want to bother him, if anything it seemed to be afraid of the mortal...

Tugging at the toy soldier's sleeve, the small teen pointed towards the edge of the woods where a large street sign pointed out numerous paths throughout wonderland, "Maybe we should go around the forest, 'cause it doesn't seem very happy," he murmured, keeping both hands around the soldier's arm as a tree hissed out its contempt.

[[Ew. XD]]

The rabbit twirled in a circle as he waited for the human. It had been so very long, at least twenty minutes, since he had last checked his watch... But he couldn't do that now for the poor rabbit would most likely go into some sort of panic and talk about things he shouldn't talk about.

He wondered if they shouldn't all go back to his home. It was meant for a small rabbit such as himself but Admon and the human didn't seem to be too much taller or wider or less pleasant. They would all fit nicely there and they could have tea, maybe a carrot or two if they were lucky... Or maybe they could visit the Hatter and his friends... They always seemed to have a grand time. Or maybe they would be forced to visit that bug. The rabbit wasn't fond of the bug. He liked him well enough, but the bug liked to smell and sniff and smoke things that tasted funny and always made him think very odd things.

But the human was an agressive one, and Admon was programmed to be something of a protector so he shouldn't be in any harm. Even though the soldier was simply following continuous loops of set programming, and he didn't need to be thanked, the teen murmured a soft 'thank you,' nonetheless, because he figured those smiles that sometimes fluttered across the soldier's face were not part of the prince's plan...but something else.

Alex walked until he found the clearing where the two were waiting silently. The forest had made no attempt on his life, which was a good thing...maybe he'd make it out of here in on piece after all.

[[-runs off to bed- x-x I think my sis gave me pink eye.]]

"Well hello." The cat said, watching the man below. He had seen him around, talked to him even on several occassions, most he couldn't remember getting a response too, but he wasn't counting. Do not pay attention, always have a grin unless it's a playful frown, and forget. Things that came natural to him. Well, the forget part was tricky, forget until the most inconvenient time to remember. He chuckled as he appeared on the other side of the road, claws gently cutting into a tree as if petting it. It appeared it hadn't liked him being gone with so many travelers inside of it.

His body was leaning luxuriously against the tree, head tilted back against it and eyes opened in mere slits with his tail swinging lazily, as though against a missed lover. He grinned a toothy grin to the man who's stomach tempted him to lean in and nuzzle it, to find a ticklish area and exploit it, though he resisted... Resisted moving that is, his eyes stared fixated on his torso with a lick of his lips.

"What are you waiting upon today?"

((I'm back! Missed this rp. Ummm... I was wondering if it'd be too egoistical to proclaim the Cheshire Cat to be one of the oldest madders in Wonderland?))

"Time, hm?" A purr rumbled gently in his chest, especially once the man moved closer. This volunteery closeness was never given to him, mostly because he himself moved away from their advances. Only his mistress ever got close, and that was few and far inbetween as he preferred to stay in the forest than that place. The forest was dark and angry, he and the inhabitants of Wonderland were mad, but that place was insane of insane.

His attention was brought back to the man before him with a delectable grin as he purred a bit louder, "A bunny, a soldier, and a mortal. Interesting combination isn't it? Though waiting for time to pass sounds just as interesting. Are you expecting it to be by soon?" His purrs continued as he watched the man with his grin, his eyes drooped lazily.

"Yes, Time passes by here everyday. It's like a hobby of mine, something I do and something I love to do." Daemo said, then looked at his wrist, which held no watch.

There was a fluttering sound, and a thousand of tiny clocks fluttered by one delicate butterfly wings. Daemo smiled and watched them, studying them. After a little bit, his hand snaked out and snatched one. HE plucked the wings off and put the watch on, admiring it for a second. "And now I have a new watch." he explained, nodding at both of the people now.

Seeing one of the question marks, he wiggled his finger through it and sniffed at it curiously.

"Odd, what might this be, fellow?" he asked, tilting his head.

Staring at the long list of arrows, pointing off into more than several directions, the Rabbit frowned a pinch, ears flat against his head in a skittish manner, as he decided which way they should travel. The signs read as follows: this way, that way, right way, left way, down way, wrong way, Hatter's Place (Hatter had been crossed out for some reasonthough, the rabbit wasn't quite sure why), Duchess's Manor, W. Rabbit's Humble Abode (that was his own house), and then simply 'Shroom,' which pointed off towards the edge of the forest...

Slapping a nosy vine away from his wrist, the time keeper's frown deepened. Not one of the signs led the way to the castle of hearts and tricks and princes and safety... Scratching at one solid white ear, the bunny turned to Admon with a displeased expression. "I think we should leave the woods, but the quickest route out is to the Caterpillar's mushroom and...Just don't take anything he gives you, 'kay?" He was saying this more to Alex than the soldier, because he highly doubted Admon was programmed to be stupid... The human on the other hand, well the Rabbit couldn't figure out if he had any ounce of intelligence or not. "I did once, because the Prince said it was okay, and it was not okay. It was the worst experience ever, almost as bad as meeting that girl and being late," he huffed out as he pressed small hands against the side of his head.