He had no idea of how to start helping a faerie in this sort of situation, knowing him he would probably mess up and cause more damage because of it. Apollos was silently thinking of what he could do when a voice from behind him startled him back into reality. His eyes opened and he turned quickly wondering who else could be out here. His eyes soon found the speaker, first seeing the curly blue hair uncommon to most people around here who mostly tried to blend into their surroundings rather then stand out, and then on the translucent wings behind her given away what she was. Another faerie.<br/><br/>He was about to say something along the lines of a greeting, knowing that you should never ignore the fae folk lest you want some sort of trick to happen to you, when the new fairy burst forward with a string of words. Thankfully Apollos had been listening, otherwise he would have missed what she had said since it had been spoken at a high speed. The faerie village? He tried to say that he assumed something had happened to it but missed his chance when the blue haired faerie interrupted. Apollos watched the faerie question the first, still on her knees, and received a suspicious look before it softened. He took a step forward before addressing the new arrival. "I don't know what happened entirely, I found her like this. She says she's lost." He looked down at the faerie on the ground. "Is there anything I can do to help?" Apollos was gratefully relieved that another of the faerie's folk had arrived since he knew next to nothing about how to handle a situation like this. The fire horse took a moment to glance at the sky which had begun to darken. "We should move out of the open, you never know what may happen at night."