She caught the skin but barely, capping it and carefully stowing it once again as she this time reached into a pocket and produced a handkerchief, offering it down to him as she came to knee, peering at him with scarred visage as she searched for signs of injury - malformed limbs, blood, bruising. "I can't imagine how else people would magically appear in lakes or strange lands but for portals." Tilting her head she leaned onto her raised knee, explaining her theory quite reasonably without so much batting an eye at the attitude. It helped that her initial instinct had been to stab - it made it a lot easier to try and be more understanding, given that sort of perspective.
Where they were was a bit more confusing to her than the how and had bothered her so much she had elected to stop thinking about it entirely, save for the basest of acknowledgement. She had no idea where Caido fell in relation to where they had been and this man did not appear familiar in any way. She was not sure what the Land of Two Fields was, nor how to explain it in a way that might make sense, so she didn't try to. Instead, she shook her head. "This is the land of Caido. Sorry to say, I think it has more than two fields." Sobering as the experience of waking up in a new world had been, she couldn't help but inject a bit of humor into the situation, offering him a crooked smile.
Clearing her throat, she averted her gaze briefly, turning toward the distant spire, then back to her new acquaintance, breathing a sigh. "We're going to be here a while - you're not experiencing any discomfort, are you? There's people in the settlement that can answer questions and patch you up if you need. Get some dry clothes for you." Her smile gentled, allowing more warmth into her expression as she attempted to make the situation seem perhaps a bit less dire than it sometimes could seem in her experience.
Where they were was a bit more confusing to her than the how and had bothered her so much she had elected to stop thinking about it entirely, save for the basest of acknowledgement. She had no idea where Caido fell in relation to where they had been and this man did not appear familiar in any way. She was not sure what the Land of Two Fields was, nor how to explain it in a way that might make sense, so she didn't try to. Instead, she shook her head. "This is the land of Caido. Sorry to say, I think it has more than two fields." Sobering as the experience of waking up in a new world had been, she couldn't help but inject a bit of humor into the situation, offering him a crooked smile.
Clearing her throat, she averted her gaze briefly, turning toward the distant spire, then back to her new acquaintance, breathing a sigh. "We're going to be here a while - you're not experiencing any discomfort, are you? There's people in the settlement that can answer questions and patch you up if you need. Get some dry clothes for you." Her smile gentled, allowing more warmth into her expression as she attempted to make the situation seem perhaps a bit less dire than it sometimes could seem in her experience.
