Amell didn't feel any fear just then, not as the woman reeled back on him and not when he saw the glint of a blade. It wouldn't be the first time a knife was drawn on him, and he was fully ready to grab the blade and wrench it away regardless of what wounds it might inflict, however before he could the other had grabbed her in turn and her hair came loose from his fingers.<br/><br/>He was ready to jump back in, but in the dark he could hardly make things out aside from the glow of fire, and then everything just seemed to... stop. He finally moved to flick on the lights and saw the woman had vanished... Right, because people could do that now too apparently. He shook his head slightly, his eyes still filled with anger, his lips nearly in a snarl... He was well known for his habit of fighting even losing battles with a frightening ferocity, and had she not backed down he would have done his best to take her down.<br/><br/>However, for the time being he watched the other fall to the ground and so he turned his attention on to him. He ignored the question and instead went to get the first aid kit once more, returning and pulling the other's shirt up silently as he looked to the stitches in the male's side and the new injury in his chest with a scowl... Perhaps more emotion than he'd show to the other present his face at the moment.<br/><br/>"What were you thinking?" He finally asked, or maybe snapped at him. "When someone breaks into a house you yell for help, loudly. You don't try to fight them off on your own when you're injured!" He continued, his green eyes still vibrant with fury... But really it wasn't directed to the other male, but rather at the woman... Amell hated violence, despite his own habits... It was one thing to have a fistfight with a willing participant, it was another to try to kill someone. Still, he realized Kazuma didn't understand much of what he said. "We have to treat your injuries." He finally stated flatly, concerned about getting the arrow tip out given that the other had broken off the shaft.