Alice's Wonderland

Youn led the Mad Hattress to the lake. Large trees loomed around the bank, providing much shade. Youn went up to one, boldly stripped herself of her clothes, draped them on a low branch, and slipped her feet into the cool water. "Ahhh...." She expressed her pleasure. Then she waded to the center of the lake, careful not to splash any water on the purbleshrooms.

The Mad Hattress looked at Youn splashing in the cool lake water. She stripped what clothes she did have and lovingly placed her hat on a nearby stump. Half running, half skipping she went towards Youn and jumped into the water. She scooped water into her hands and let it release over Youn head, sticking her tongue out.
"Try and catch me!" She swam around Youn and away from the bunny-girl.

Youn laughed as she swam after the Mad Hatress, splashing and diving underneath the water. After a while she finally caught a hold of the young woman and grinned. "I got you!" she exclaimed. Then she tipped her head to the side as she stared up at the leaves of the large trees above them. "Hatter, I'd like for you to come over to my house for dinner tonight. You should bring Mouse too.... Maybe Nym would like to join us! I like him very much. He's a good cat." She nodded.

The Mad Hattress squealed with delight at the invitation. "Oh, yes yes yes! Of course I'll bring Mr. Mouse. Oh, yes! Is there anything I need to bring?"

"Just yourselves!" Youn smiled. "I already have the fixings for dinner."

"Oh. OK." Mad Hatter face fell a little. Oh well. She looked at Youn and splashed a wave of water at her. "Ha! Gotta catch me!" And she dove under water.

Nym Nym had collected what he had needed quickly and was able to return to the Queen with pleasure on his face. She had given him three days to do the task and he had done it in just a few hours. She rewarded him greatly with two of the rarest bimblegems. The gave off the most radiant of colors when light shone on them. She had everything she needed now for her secret plan. Quickly after rewarding him, the Queen dismissed him, and he was on his way back to his little house. Doing errands for the Queen really did pay off, especially for him. His entire house was lined with little trinkets or furniture given to him by her. He hopped onto the chair, and gingerly placed the pouch of gems that was in his mouse down on the table. Pushing them carefully out of the pouch with his nose, he gave them another look. They really were beautiful stones.