Tyne had to focus on what he was doing in order to try and keep both of them safe. It was slow going, and he felt his hold on the wall slip occasionally, but the shifter did his best to get them both safely down to the ground below. He had ignored her question about his name, but she had confirmed what he had suspected from the name that had been called during the night. When they finally made it down and his bare, bloodied feet found the ground below, he released his hold on the wall and carefully moved to set the human down so that she could sit against the wall or lay down beside it. Whichever was easier for her.<br/><br/>"The name's Tyne," he finally introduced himself as he tried to catch his breath, dropping to sit down beside Melissa and leaning back to rest against the steep cliff that he had just gotten down from. "So... Now that we're down, what do you need? I'm no doctor, don't even know one anymore, but you seem to be really hurt," he stated the obvious as he pushed his brown hair out of his face again and glanced over with the intense bluish green hues. He knew that she would need to have warmth when the sun set again, and that moving too much at the moment seemed to be a bad idea, but other than that... Was it safe to leave her here to hunt for meals? To go and fetch water for her to drink? Or would he have to deal with hurting her more in an attempt to take care of her until they figured out what to do from here. The shifter really hadn't thought this through, but he was still sure that he had to take care of this person since he had made that decision last night. Plus, she didn't seem to be afraid of what he was, or even alarmed by such a fact. He didn't know if this was because of the fall or because she had another reason to not be surprised or worried about it. Hopefully he wouldn't regret his decision to make sure she stayed alive...