Just as Key was walking off, he could have sworn he heard something. Turning his head, he looked to see the girl trying to get the key. Was she crazy? He stopped to watch her, seeing everything from the moment she was in the trees, to when she was now hurt on the ground. But he could see her determination, how she didn't give up so easily, even with broken bones. He slowly started to walk back towards the gate, just when the key was put into the lock, he could hear the turning of the lock open, and watched as the lock and chains fell from it. He had to step back a bit when the gate did open, yet, he was so much concerned of the gate actually being open. He was concerned about the girl who risked her life just to open the gate alone.<br/><br/>He could see her bleeding, seeing her limp arm and broken ribs. This human did all of that, just to open the gate to see him. He shook his head, stepping back a bit. Clearly he wasn't happy that she had hurt herself in the process. He hesitated for a moment, looking at her. If she helped him, shouldn't he at least return the favor? Slowly, Key stepped forwards, towards the girl. He lowered his head a bit, allowing her to touch him. He was being calm and patient. As he let her touch him, he looked at her broken arm and ribs. He never really had gotten the chance to actually heal someone before. Maybe he could try it on this human.<br/><br/>Slowly, Key lowered his head some more so his long horn was just touching the top of her broken arm. It glowed a bit, small particles emitting from it and tracing it's way down her arm and side. If the girl could feel it, she would know that she was being healed. Because, Unicorns could heal all sorts of things, they were pure creatures of course. When the healing process finished, he lifted his head up and backed away a bit, giving the girl some space. She was interesting to say the very least.