Eva made her way down to the river banks, finally finding the source of water solely by her hearing alone. On her way there, she'd gently laid her hand on the trees to leave an imprint on the bark so when she came back, the trail would be easier to follow. Or she could just follow the ranting and raving of her company to find her way back. The thought made her chuckle more than it probably should have. Thankfully, the river's flow was slow enough that she could wade in the water without being washed away. Shedding her clothes at the bank, she entered the water as slowly as she could, attempting to keep the fish from swimming off. Unfortunately, there were only a few here and there and it took a while of waiting before they trusted coming close enough to her.  However, the islander had a little trick to quickly get several of the fish in the area. With a sheer swiftness, she buried her hand in the water and let her skin heat up even further. The water around her person started to boil, the temperature reached out into the depths around her as fish began rising to the surface. Boiled or fried, she doubt her company would complain when she came back with a small arm full of fish. They unfortunately weren't very filling, but they would do for now and were better than nothing. After a quick soak further down the river to cool her core temperature, she redressed and followed her makeshift path back to the camp. On the way, she'd started collecting herbs and essentials she knew she could mix into a semi-potent concoction for her comp--for Jasper. By the time she'd gotten back to the camp, her arms were full of flora and fauna. Seemed it was just in time as well as it looked like the giant could use some remedy. They had mentioned their horn was going to take a while to grow back and with how much of their pain seemed to resonate around their head, she had to assume the horn was the cause. Or the lack there of.<br/><br/>"Aye'm bahk." She made her way over to the fire, stoking it a bit with a few gentle kicks of her foot so the flames wouldn't die out. Along with the fish and plants in her arms, she'd also managed to collect a few larger leaves with which she laid her bounty on. For the most part, the fish were already cooked through, but she decided to put them on sticks around the fire anyway to get a nice char to them while the plants she immediately began working into a paste with some rocks. The deed only took a few minutes and when it was complete, she grabbed one of the sticks with fish at the end and her salve and made her way over to her company. "Ya need ta eat, Jaspah." She was curt with her speech, not feeling the desire to say more than necessary while she held the fish out to her company. If they'd take it, she'd immediately use their distraction to her advantage and put some salve on her fingertips before gently massaging it onto the broken stump of a horn. The islander wasn't stupid, however, as she was prepared for a hand to lash out this time, but hoped that wouldn't be the case and the giant would just somberly allow her to assist. For her company's sake, she<i>did</i>try being as feather light with her touches as she could.