Neverwinter Forest would i do it again?

He laughed off her questioning of his method, surprising her a little. How could he be so laid back about it all. She was intrigued by it just as much as she was irritated. Sometimes, she wished she could approach things without so much overthinking, but she also thought that seemed a little scary. There was a lot of uncertainty when you went about things without any planning. She had been staring at him with curious apprehension, and his words pulled from inside her head. 

Yeah, I—but he was off towards the rabbits, and she had no choice but to follow if she didn't want to be left out. As expected, the second their prey heard them rushing forward, they scattered. Instinct quickly took over, and she zeroed in on whatever rabbit was closest, surging forward and chasing it as it weaved around rocks and the trunks of the tall evergreens. In a clever move, the rabbit led them back around to the warren and disappeared inside through a well-hidden hole. Simmik skidded to a halt, her heart beating furiously in her chest, and her adrenaline pulsing through her veins. It was an incredible feeling. She actually laughed, something she rarely found a reason for. Then she took off after another rabbit, not even caring whether or not she actually caught this one. Well, maybe she care a little bit; she would like a meal when this was all over.