<span style="color: #bf0000">Jeremi thought that was both a silly question to ask, yet still an appropriate one. Silly cause of course other people live here. After all, Levianlain did mention other elves and about being quiet. On the other hand, Jeremi could understand asking especially if he added on the words 'live in this area' which made the question more appropriate for the situation. He also knew that surprise made the brain think and say strange things so he chalked it up to that as well. Needless to say as Stacy stepped forward, the question was answered. The guy was nervous, if his body language was any indication, and Jeremi offered a warm smile to try and help ease the nerves. <br/><br/>As he spoke about inventions, Jeremi's interest was raised. He wondered what sort of inventions they were and rather he could possibly use them to medically help people when he mentioned someone was spying on them. Maybe it was harmless as he squinted in the direction the shapeshifter had been looking in, trying to see what they were seeing...And not seeing it. Oh well. Par for the course, so he lightly shrugged even as the elf asked what he was suppose to feed the thing. Not even knowing what it was as of yet, Jeremi rubbed the back of his head. "Food would probably be a good bet. Most things usually eat something kind of food, like meat or vegetables." Yes, Jeremi. That was very helpful. Now hopefully someone would come up with a better answer to that question than food.<br/><br/>And then someone else showed up and Jeremi blinked at the flying small child. Or levitating small child. He did not particularly cared about how the child was in the air, just that he was in the air. And then as he spoke, he resisted the urge to slink away and hide. The child had something in his voice that made his Wiccan blood think Fae, though his instincts told him he was bit off there. Either way, though the fairy looked like a child, Jeremi seriously doubted he was a child. Either way, Jeremi gave a nervous grin and tried not to run away. He was raised on stories where the Fae weren't always nice and were something to be dealt with very carefully. Although this one seemed friendly enough. Maybe only the evil or cruel ones came out to play with the humans? <br/><br/>And then the thing finally moved. Oh! So that was what everyone was so excited about! Watching the strange hand thing and the strange creature climb the tree, he tilted his head. "I would guess, judging from the bodies, they ate meat. Maybe some leafy greens if meat is not an option." Yes. In the face of some strange things, he was answering the question about what to feed it. Can't say that he didn't at least try this time around. As Levi pulled him closer, the elf wouldn't have to pull very hard. The doctor had noticed the blood on the trees and was already digging through his bag.<br/><br/>Doing a quick check of the neck area, he helped Levi rolled him over. It did not seem that any of those bones were broken which was good. His smaller hands were bleeding though and Jeremi pulled out a small bottle and a cloth. Unstopping the bottle, he poured some of the liquid onto the cloth, watching as it started to get stained with the lizard-hand's blood. "I would not move him just yet until I've checked him for broken bones. The roll was bad enough." He did not look up at his companions as he continued to work, cleaning the wounds and examining them. They were not cuts, but the tree bark had rubbed the skin raw. There was really nothing he could do about it though except clean the wounds and keep an eye on them. He feared putting bandages on the tips for fear of them accidentally being healed into the wounds or being ripped off, taking more skin with them.<br/><br/>Finishing the task, he ran his hands along the body, searching for any signs of broken bones even as he felt the cool, smooth scales beneath his fingers. Not finding any, he shook his head and moved to hook his hands just under the lizard's armpits. "Okay. He can be moved. If anything is broken, I can feel it so we can just risk it so long as we are careful and move slowly." He lifted the upper body slowly, not realizing quite how light his patient was, he almost lifted too fast. Shifting, he moved to carry the lizard in a more bridal style carry as he carefully moved back to step on the path. "I think I can get him by myself. So long as the walk is not long to a bed." It did not look that long to him, but Jeremi was never too good at judging long distances. <br/><br/>Realizing that one of their party was missing, he looked around for Lilu. His area of search was limited though as he really did not want to move too much with the lizard-hand in his arms. "Where's Lilu?"</span>