<i>Busy bee...</i>The islander chuckled softly when she noticed just how much the the dragonkin had gotten for them. "Da horn?" she asked, temporarily having forgotten, but her memory jogged quickly and she frowned softly, "Oh... right." She felt guilty for having broken off the second horn now. Eva coulda sworn she hadn't seen any cracks in it when she inspected it, but she wasn't exactly knowledgeable about Jasper's species. The thought led her to stare at the book the orcs had given her sitting on the side table. She definitely needed to read that if she was to better understand her company's mannerisms. Funny how she was so concerned over such an individual when just the other day, she had tried to kill her dragon. There was still a desire, deep down inside of her, to vanquish all of dragon kind, but Jasper was slowly making it just a little less of a priority as their companionship grew.<br/><br/>When the dragonkin mentioned staying up cause she didn't want the islander to burn the building down, Eva gave a sheepish laugh that ended in a whine. "Aye... realleh ahm sorry a'bout dat. Aye'm not used'ta strangahs healin' me, mon." She'd always done her own healing, but internal injuries were something she had never entirely grasped and her mind hadn't been focused on her injuries to begin with, but rather than of her companion's as well as her own stubbornness to remain neutral.<br/><br/>When the bags were brought over to her, Eva shifted herself to sit up in the bed and immediately went to work mixing up a new batch of salve. "Come up 'ere, Jaspah." She patted the spot on the bed next to her while still eyeing her mixture, making sure the amounts were correct. If she added a little too much of one ingredient or too less of another, she'd likely make Jasper worse before she got better. "N' ya know aye won't be stayin' in no bed longah t'an aye need ta. But ya can try ta keep me still. Take it as ah challenge." She chuckled again and took a small portion of the salve onto her fingertips, waiting for Jasper to come sit or lay down, whichever she preferred. The islander hoped she'd be at peace long enough to pass out for a while and take a nap.