Macbeth of the Vanilla Forest

Macbeth of the Vanilla Forest

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The Vanilla Forest isn't a place you find on a map, but a place you get lost in during the journey. If you end up in Vanilla Forest, it is possible that you were lost at that very moment. You would become friends with a particular bunny and she would lead you back to where you were headed. Sad thing is, you won't remember anything except the advice the bunny had gave you. A bunny that could turn into a human whenever she wants to. She has lived in the Vanilla Forest since it first existed. Although she has lived in solitude, she reads the novels past travellers have left, naming herself after her favorite book, Macbeth. One thing you should remember about her is that she remembers everything. I do not own any of the images.

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