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Once they arrived at the hulking creature's location, Jade launched herself out of the carriage, rolling to a stop and landing with both swords drawn, ready to fight.......a dead monster. She blinked, unsure what to do at this point. Then she shook her head, sheathing both swords in one fluid motion.
"This is most unusual," She stated, crossing her arms as she stared at the unmoving hulk. "Can't say I've seen a lot of beasties drop dead of their own accord.."
Bright green eyes drifted about, looking for a sign of the stubborn fool that had jumped from the carriage in the first place. She noted the trail that he had left, leading through the denser section of the woods, and she stomped off in that direction with an angry huff.
"I'll be back in a moment," She snapped out to her fellow travelers. She drew her plainer sword, using it to hack and slash her way through the foliage. So annoyed was she with Wolf's actions, she didn't even notice the faint glimmer that would have normally so fascinated her...stowed away, once more, the the remains of the unusual creature...
Moments and moments of shoving herself through the dense greeness, and she saw what appeared to be a lump of dark captured in a bear trap. Sheathing her sword, she crossed her arms and glared down at him, taking her sweet time in pitying his situation.
"You look mighty comfy, there, don't ye?"

Jade scowled for a moment, then bent next to him, working both hands into the large trap. She strained for a moment, finally managing to wrench it open enough for him to pull his leg out.
"Move yer limb or lose it!" She snapped, arms shaking slightly as she held the trap open.

Jade stared down at the collapsed man for a moment, then heaved an aggravated sigh and crouched next to him, tearing off one of her own sleeves to wrap up the leg. Grunting slightly, she pulled one of his arms around her shoulders, dragging him back towards the group. With each step, her irritation lessened slightly, a trick that she had developed years ago on the off chance that she was forced to spend time with other people. It was always easier to travel with company when you didn't feel the urge to gouge their eyes out.
As she approached the group, she called out to them.
"Oi! Bring over that fancy thread, we got some stitchin' to do." She carefully set the man on the ground, tilting his chin upwards to listen for air and feel for a pulse. Shallow and rapid, respectively, but still going.

Jade growled a bit, flattening Wolf with her body. When he finally ceased to struggle, she sat back up, looking over at the group as she ran an agitated hand through her hair. "Still waitin' on that string."
When it was finally brought to her, she removed the sleeve-bandage from his leg and began to sew up his wounds, clearly amused as they healed.
"So then. Guess we might as well set up camp again." She called over her shoulder.

Jade couldn't help but chuckle at the odd ball of light that seemed to enjoy her company. "Well, hullo to you, too."

The moon was high now, lazing about in the sky that had seen so much action in less than a single night. Camp had once more been set up, with a warm fire and a pot bubbling with what may have been stew. Jade stirred her concoction over the fire, grumbling every few stirs about what a mess fate had made for them in just one day. She had propped Wolf up on a few lumpy bags nearby, letting him recuperate. It was a calm scene, with most people resting, snoozing, or waiting for stew to be finished, all quietly.
Bright green eyes flicked to each member of the rag tag group, settling finally on the unconscious man.
"Can't seem to go five yards without you gettin' yerself all flopped out and dazed, can we?" She rolled her eyes, crooked smile settling itself in a wry manner on her face. She gave the stew another few hearty stirs, then lifted a spoonful to her mouth. While she blew on the sample, she glanced over at the monstrosity that they had settled nearby. This may have seemed it, but it was less likely that they would be pestered while nestled next to such threatening remains.