Amora pulled back defensively when the woman got down to her level. It was pretty obvious why she didn't trust this woman right away, even if they were both human. After what she had gone through, the younger of the two wasn't sure if she should keep being kind in this dog-eat-dog world.<br/><br/>Thankfully, though, it seemed that her fears were misguided. The 'wild humans' seemed nice, though it felt weird to Amora for them to worship a being that was almost just like them, just it had antlers and white hair. It could get hurt, and even die, just like them.<br/><br/>The young woman gazed up at the other, her gaze almost reluctant, as if she wished to find a way to save him without anyone else touching him or making things worse, but with a small nod, she looked down at Ahyen. "Just... take care of him" she said softly, lifting him up for the woman to take him. Even though it made her unhappy, -regardless of how long she had known the spirit, she still wanted to repay him for his kindnesses- she knew the only way for him to survive was for him to go with them.