Pearl kept hearing sounds but with the animals making such a ruckus it was too hard to tell the exact location. Her attention moved to the cow nearest the window. She eeked as she saw a figure and shot a fireball. Last second she realized he was injured and twisted it out the window. She turned to sooth an animal when she heard the thud. Well that was rather strange. She ran towards where she had thought she had seen a figure. She walked cautiously over to the person. Kneeling down in front of him with a frown on her face. "Why did you break into my barn?" She asked rather sternly.<br/><br/>"You are lucky you fell. That fireball would have been major damage to an already injured person." She moved her hands and a wave of wind knocked the hay back into the pile and off of the person. She helped him up. Seeing the injuries and knew them for what they were. "Seems you got beat up by a griffin. Better not have brought trouble my way. I won't tolerate having to protect my land from further intrusion." She said. Leaning him against the back wall. Checking him over.<br/><br/>Shaking her head she took a knife and cut off strands of her hair. Just inches all around of the bottom. She put them in the palm of her hand. Then blew on the strands. They turned into healing dust that scattered all over his flesh. "Gonna take you a few days to be truly well enough to leave." She frowned a bit. Shaking her head as the dust seeped into his wounds and sped up the healing process. She stepped back. "There is something off about you. I'm going to hazard a guess and say you are the one who broke the lock off my barn." She gets a smile. "Which means you aren't human. Your a griffin. Only a griffins beak could have broken a magically reinforced lock from its hinges."<br/><br/>She stood and walked over to the cow who he had irritated. "Its alright sasha...calm down girl. This man won't hurt you or the others if he knows whats best for him." She said. The veiled warning also crystal clear to its meaning. She got the cow settled down and looks at him. "Why were you all tore up and trying to hide in my barn?" She asked rather bluntly. She was a fiesty girl who believed in no nonsense.