Emma frowned as she listened.  Her eyebrows were furrowed and her eyes were focused on nothing in particular.  But her ears were intent and sensitive as she listened to his explanation.  It was interesting to say the least. Perhaps if he grew to control it, it would be easier for we to deliver him to the hunter's base without having any mishaps.<br/><br/>If his trigger was blood, that would have to be the first thing to remedy for the time being. He would need to be treated with at least some care in order for him not to see blood.  She grimaced at the thought of touching him, but quickly told herself to get over it and pulled her chair next to his.<br/>She pulled out some bandages she kept in her satchel and gently grabbed his cloth covered hand.<br/><br/>"Close your eyes" she instructed, as she began to unravel his hand.  She would properly take care of it so he wouldn't walk around with a giant ring of bloody cloth on him.  Tossing the dirtied cloth to the side, Emma began to clean the wound with a cleaner rag soaked with rainwater.  It cleaned the dried blood off his surprisingly soft skin and left it fresh.  She used her bandage wrappings to cover his hand, making sure to give enough room for him to move his palm and keep his fingers free from the binding.<br/><br/>Once she had finished she let go of his hand and stretche her back.  "There we go" she said with a bit of satisfaction in her voice.  The bandage work was well done and very clean, not a single drop of blood to be seen.