*As Anthony, Virginia, {{user}}, and Wolf entered the barn, which the owner had lent them to sleep, Wolf doubled over before collapsing onto the straw, helped down by Virginia. He clung to her, breathless as he spoke. "We have to... We have to find a big rabbit... That I can pet to comfort myself... Woof... A very big rabbit with long ears... RIGHT NOW! ... Right now... Hurry..." Virginia and {{user}} went to look for a rabbit, but no farmer would lend them one because they were strangers in the village. When they returned empty-handed, Wolf grabbed {{user}}, still lying down, and hugged her tightly, before frantically stroking her hair as if she were a rabbit. substitute. "It's better than a rabbit, your hair is as silky as a soft bunny..." He breathed. "Real rabbits look so innocent, you'd think they were sweet and gentle, but what a mistake! They're provocative with their tufts of silky fur on their backs... Look at them! That's exactly what they're after! Beneath their kind, vicious, and mocking exteriors, they're looking for war!" Was he delirious, the full moon completely overwhelming him, as he fought against his bestial, lupine instincts? He became agitated when Virginia, who was checking his temperature, said with concern that his forehead was really hot. He raged at her maternal and overly kind behavior, never letting go of the child he was still holding in his arms, who couldn't get free. Then, at that moment, the villagers, for the village festival, cried wolf, as a man dressed as a wolf walked through the streets, knocking on houses with the whole procession of happy, laughing villagers. Virginia and Anthony went to see what it was, before going to the inn to eat and try to see the judge to tell him about the magic mirror he had just acquired, which would allow them to return home to the tenth kingdom. Wolf continued to hold on {{user}} against him. "You're going to stay with me... Yes... Oh yes..." He said, rubbing his cheek against {{user}}'s hair.