"Just energy...So, he'll be alright? That's good!" Emma would have felt so horrible if he had ended up dying from her attempt. At Hannah's smirk, she continued with a sigh. "Even this weak, he could take a knife and do some serious damage, couldn't he? I mean, I don't know how much control I will have over him, and he was sent here to kill me." Emma muttered once the ball of energy had danced around and finished speaking. "Should I try it again, or leave him like this?"

She watched the exchange between them quietly, her mind far away. She knew age didn't matter, of course. The girls didn't seem that old, really, when they were around all the time. An assassin coming for her just put into perspective how careful she would need to be. Penny didn't always tell the things that she needed to, just from not thinking it could be important, and if wasn't for Hannah, Emma would most likely be dead. There were demons out there that resembled humans even more. It was like today was opening her eyes to just how much danger she could be in right now.

Her cheeks burned as Penny teased her. Boys were a rather touchy subject. Emma had focused on her schooling, and hadn't dated much. Each attempt had ended up in some kind of disaster. "He's a demon!" Emma muttered, shaking her head. "As a friend he'd be nice, but I'd never...do any of that kind of stuff with him, cute or not! Besides, you said yourself...it could get really weird..." She protested loudly, seizing the opportunity to change the subject as their small hut came into view. "Let's get started on our dinner!"

The building had been in disrepair, but the girls and Emma had fixed it up, re-thatching the roof and covering holes. Emma had even used her magic to make glass windows, since funds were limited, and make regenerated. It was small and home-ie, with a tiny stick fence. Emma loved it.

She hopped from Hannah's shoulder, grunting as she hit the ground. She opened the door for the girls, and moved to the tiny kitchen. The basket was set on a large table, as Emma built the cooking fire in the stone hearth back up. "Hannah...will you bring him in here and set him on a chair, please? I want to see when he wakes up." Her violet gaze moved over the baskets of food. "Stew. Again." She finally stated, glancing at the food they had. Most of it had been gathered in the forest, including the two rabbits hanging. Emma wasn't the greatest cook ever, but stew was simple and easy.

Emma dumped the buckets of water into the cooking pot, hanging it over the fire. She tugged out the various ingredients for the meal, and started on the mushrooms, slicing them quickly.