Keman wasn't really expecting an answer so much as looks of confusion, but he definitely got his answer in the form of a telepathic thought. He didn't realize there was a chance he wouldn't have even heard the thought, but what mattered is he heard it clearly.<span style="font-weight: bold">"Well, I guess it's good to know that I'm not the only one who's-"</span>Then the rumbling started, cutting him off as the temple suddenly collapsed. Keman fell for what seemed like forever before he got his wings situated, upon which time he almost regretted doing so. A sharp pain coursed through his bruised wing, but he managed to hold the scream of pain down. His fall slowed to a manageable pace, but his balance was messed up when Kwatoko's hand wrapped around the middle of his foot. It slipped from her grip and this sent him spiraling out of control, picking up speed once again. He didn't have time to get his wings in place again, so he tucked them against his back and used smaller movements to get himself upright, allowing him to land on his feet. He sank to a crouch from the impact, but the shape of his legs allowed them to absorb the impact much more effectively than standard human legs did, leaving relatively little damage save for an ache in his legs.<br/><br/>Looking around and seeing nothing but darkness around him, Keman drew on his body's energy, causing electricity to arc over his body and give a fairly bright light. He was right next to the two people he'd met, and he saw various others standing around. Even though he was uninjured, his legs still told him it was a high fall based on the ache of strained muscle and bone. He noticed that the male from the pair he'd met was not moving, but the female seemed fine. Keman knelt next to him, observing the injury and wishing he knew more about first aid. Not that he had any bandage-worthy cloth available to him, considering he didn't really wear clothing.<span style="font-weight: bold">"As I was saying before this collapse interrupted, I'm glad I'm not the only one lost here. I just wish I knew more about this dimension I've found myself in. I don't recognize it."</span>He put a hand over Bodzil's head, taking a closer look at the wound.<span style="font-weight: bold">"I'm not sure, but he may have a concussion. His head was hit quite hard, but I can't say for sure since I don't even know what species you two are a part of. For now, I can at least try to wake him up."</span>Electricity gathered around his hand as he positioned it in the middle of Bodzil's abdomen, and he said,<span style="font-weight: bold">"I hope the anatomy is similar enough to humans for this to work."</span>He then sent a jolt of electricity into Bodzil's body, hopefully targeting the adrenal glands. If Bodzil's adrenal glands were, in fact, in the same place as they are in a human, he'd receive a big dose of adrenaline from the stimulated adrenal glands. If not, he would be left unharmed.