Fairspell Meadow Lepus and the Grand Evasion

For the sake of realism, how long would you say it'd take for the effects to set in? :o

Minshi had been making a great deal of progress in exploring the land, loping around and investigating anything and everything that had managed to snag his attention. He was excitable, clearly, forever a child at heart (and partially in body). Aside from the various flowers and the overall scenery, however, he found there wasn't much else to peek around at within the territory. But the land itself was somewhat flat, stretching on for miles in either direction, so there had to be more out there. And, just as he'd suspected, there was.

Ahead of him there sat another wolf, whose appearance was quite the sight to behold. That observation, however, had yet to ease it's way into his mind. No, instead of the patchwork male, Min's eyes were pulled right down to that which he seemed to be munching on. Rabbit! Food! The sight had his tail wagging and stomach guiding him right towards the unknown wolf, the dangers of doing so entirely lost on him. In that moment, he could see only the plump bunny and nothing else, tunnel vision having set in. Of course, he did end up slowing down as the distance was shortened between the two boys, but never did his eyes part ways with the other's meal. After realizing he wasn't a thief, though, the younger's eyes darted up to meet the mismatched ones of Cicero, briefly, stumbling over his words as he said, "H-hi!" Nice save, Minshi. The stranger totally won't think you're weird and after his meal (even though you are) now!