<br/>Sarah Jane indeed nodded she would go for the kid, if nothing more than to keep some semblance of innocence safe, at least most kids liked animals. So it might be better if she approached and let Horlicks go first. Still looking at those around her as the creature ran away she continued to approach to the boy, “Are ya ok?  Do ya need ta get ‘ome …me and ve ‘ound can help if ya need. Vo ye’ll ‘ave ta help her she aint too bright…”<br/><br/>The girl smiled, and there was softness about her, “I know ‘ow it can be in ve dark, vats why I sleep wif ‘Orlicks.” Sarah Jane did her best to remain calm, sure that the others could take care of the monster at hand.  At the moment the boy was her concern. “So de ya like dogs? There was a pause as she sat on a swing, “We can wait ‘ere if ya like?” The girl started to swing. “So can yeah swing on yer own? Or de ya need a push?”<br/><br/>As it was Horlicks paced a little staying close to both charges protecting them... neither seemed to want to scare the child. After all Sarah Jane was not too far from one, she had just had to grow up very quickly.  The girl continued to swing and looked in her pockets, children were like horses ignoring them and finding interest elsewhere brought attention, however scared they were.<br/>