"Erm, it means that you are thinking," she said softly, petting his head. Her face flushed. Why was she treating this guy like an animal? He was human! But he was just so... cute.<br/>"Oh, um, thank you for that then," she touched the place that should of hurt. It was odd that he was able to do something so... amazing. Then again there were amazing people in the world.<br/>"Bad men?" she asked softly, concerned. Who would this guy consider bad? She flushed a bit.<br/>"Oh, no one hurt me," she said softly, gently, "It was an accident." That was true. No one had hurt her, she had been hit by a tree. But there were a few people that wanted to hurt her. But perhaps that was best left unsaid. She didn't want to frighten him away. He seemed like a very nice guy. Unlike guys she had met in towns and villages that always thought really dirty. Those kinds of men disgusted her.<br/>"I'm human," she said, "You are human too. We are able to walk on two legs, talk with words, dance, sing, and even create buildings that touch the sky." Her eyes looked up at the headband. What was that for again? To cover his sight? It was hard to concentrate when she was so hungry. Her stomach gurgled on cue.