There seemed to be nothing she could do to ease Jasper's suffering and the realization of that was a hard hit to the islander's ego as she was so heavily used to being everyone's harbinger of healing. Just the way the dragonkin stalked away to the edge of the village, she could tell the woman was too far gone in her head to be reasoned with. So she let her be and attempted to mingle among the orcs for her own selfish ends. Eva figured if this clan had lived here for a while, they must of had the area around them mapped out. Maybe this would be her and Jasper's chance to part ways. Clearly it was only Eva who needed her. Unless, of course, she was to get captured again. The islander found herself snickering again at the thought that such a giant could be taken away as she had been. The reaction was timed perfectly with the cheers and congratulatory pats from those around her that only ended in hisses, burns, and confusion. She glanced around at them and gave a soft, mischievous grin. That's what they got for touching someone without permission.<br/><br/><i>"You can take da beast and leave if you wish..."</i>Eva glanced over at the one they dubbed their leader and managed a slight smile even though she still felt nothing but animosity towards him and his people for what they had done and were planning to do to Jasper. "Ac'chally... Aye'd like ta ask ya a favah..." She explained having caught Jasper a few days ago, but they'd fallen into this territory and she was unfamiliar with the terrain. Since his people lived here, she asked if he had some form of a map or something that would help her navigate her way back to her people.<br/><br/>Eva glanced over the food as she was conversing with their chief and almost felt herself gag at just how much meat was piled on the table. Her people were sea faring and over time had gotten used to a diet of mostly fish, but half the meat on the table she had never seen before. Her stomach reacted happily to the food either way and she knew if hers was growling, it was likely her new pet's stomach was growling more fiercely. She gathered up some of the meat on the table into one of their makeshift platters, not enough to present a banquet, but at least to feed an individual, and made her way over to Jasper at the edge of the forest. As she squatted down to place the food on the ground, she hissed softly from her injury and looked to the side. "Eat. Aye'll bring ya more latah when dey not lookan. Aye'm gwan talk ta da chief n' git ah map for dis place. Den ya won't hafta deal wit me anymore." She flinched softly as she stood, but when she turned to join the orcs again, all traces of pain were gone from her face. The islander wasn't really fit to travel, but she was stubborn enough not to care about that. She didn't want a sulky traveling companion and clearly Jasper wanted nothing to do with her either.