Jarvan's voice died down bit by bite while he spoke, looking at the shocked Nguruvilu with a increasingly worried frown on his face. Truth be told, he'd forgotten that the two of them would be sucked in immediately, or rather expected that to be only necessary when taking Lillim by force. He felt rather guilty now, as he could understand that being sucked into a book all of a sudden was a harrowing experience at best.<br/><br/>Scooting over, Jarvan opted to just stay close. Touching her like her friend did didn't seem like the best option for him at this time, but maybe he could settle her down a bit. With a small thud, he closed the book and stowed it away out of sight.<br/>In his bag, there were still a couple of eggs left. Maybe that would calm her down a bit. Probably not entirely, but she did seem to love to eat them.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">"It's alright. Don't worry, you're fine. I'm sorry for this, really am."</span>His voice was genuinely concerned and soft. By ways of apology, he put two eggs in front of her, sitting back a bit, patiently taking his time until the fox-snake would have recovered a bit.