Feeling the anxiety coming from outside the tent, the same she had felt rush by when she was entering, the little sprite decided to follow Adira. She mainly wanted to see what the feeling was about, and to try and help if at all possible.

The sight she found was rather hectic to her eyes, one boy being calmed by so many, while three onlookers watched. She walked near to the faun, who was covered in a sense of fear, and looked at him carefully, why had she missed him when he first ran by? She let the thought leave quickly as she looked to the obviously different visitors.

A soft, soothing giggle left her lips as she put the puzzle together. It was clear the three who held to each other were causing the unease, but that they had no feelings of malice towards anyone around. Seeing the misunderstandings that must have happened, she giggled again before quieting down to figure out what to do.

Since she hadn't met any of these people before, she felt no right to interfere with what was going on. Her only wish at the moment was that she could help to calm down the poor boy who felt so terrified. She hadn't noticed her wings spread as she focused her attention to how she could help, subconsciously rising from the ground to give him space when she realized she would be of no help at the moment with so many others around him.

She now looked to the visitors, a pair of twins and a fox lady. They seemed to be innocent enough at the moment, although she could tell they weren't always this way, and only showed emotions that wanted to help another. She knew that feeling well, as it had been a goal of her life for decades now.