Amell had just started his second glass, the barest of buzzes beginning. For him, it took far more booze than the average human before he could actually get drunk, hence his habit to drink on an empty stomach to lessen the amount and therefore the cost of his insomnia solution. However, just as he began to take the next sip he heard a loud thud against his door that had him a bit startled... Who was here at this hour? His green eyes lingered on the door before he sighed and stood. Sure, he didn't hear anything further, but that wasn't necessarily abnormal.<br/><br/>He looked out the peephole and saw no one, shaking his head... An acquaintance playing a prank? Or someone miffed about a lost fight and trying to get even? He mulled it over but then decided that it didn't really matter either way, so he opened the door despite his state of only being half-dressed and was met with a sight that no one expected to see. He blinked down at the male at his feet, the light pouring over him from the doorway showing the bright red blood pouring from him, and that was honestly enough for Amell to take action despite the odd clothes and the sword and every other oddity of the experience.<br/><br/>"Hey, what happened?" He snapped, crouching down and reaching out, noticing the bleeding wound on the other's side. Amell was all too familiar with injuries, and seeing as he often treated his own he at least understood basic first aid, and getting the other inside and then calling someone for help was the first on the list. "Come on." He stated, lifting the male under the arms and pulling him in and shutting the door as he propped him against the wall. He then went and grabbed his shirt from the kitchen and soon returned, moving the other's hand and pressing the shirt to the injury hard to try to stem the bleeding. "What happened? Can you hold this in place until I call an ambulance?" He asked, his voice calm but stern as his eyes stared at the other. It was then that he noted the horns and quirked a brow... Costume? Or something? Whatever... It wasn't like that mattered right now.