The fear in Tara had long since vanished. Her wide, moss green eyes were wide with curiosity and observation, embedding this moment forever into the catacombs of her mind. She took in the man's every detail as this insectoid creature, memorizing it, wondering if this little thing would be able to hurt her as the blood-claws had. But then he pleaded with her: "I won't hurt you, please, I won't hurt you." At this point in time, she only stayed in he tree because it steadied her spinning head, for her ground-sickness hadn't ever really left her yet.
And now, before her young eyes, he changed back just like that as the other young woman had been stroking him. He had changed into a tasty-thing once more-- except this time, she didn't' really feel like eating the likes of him anymore. After an amazed paused, Tara jumped up from her observing crouch, crooning, "Wowie, Joob!" She flashed a toothy grin. "How did you DO that?"
She listened to his question, frowning; never before had she heard of her homeland referred to as a name. She wasn't even sure if he was talking about her homeland at all. Scratching her ear, she stammered, "U-umm. I guess if this is what you call "Felarya"." She shrugged. "It's just the....world. And yeah, there are other, um....aminal-high-birds like me...." She broke off, once again catching the reptilian scent of loose scales on the ground. "And uh...you might want to jump on." She extended her hand to him, and to the female as well.
"Others like me would like you....a little too much." She gave a weak grin.