As he said her name, she was somewhat reminded of her father, ears lower against her head as she took in his message. her brain replayed it, nerves relaxing at the soothing voice. Unconsciously, her protective instincts were put away and she lowered her weapon. Despite his twisted, and undoubtedly unshapely form, she didn't remember why she was afraid anymore, though she still wondered what he was. Her caution turned to curiosity as the cat's ears went back and she went to her knees to to inch closer. She was slow because of her injuries, but oddly interested in this being.
When she felt she was close enough, she'd reach out a finger, slowing nearing him to see if her visual matched a physical. Maybe she was just dreaming. She then hesitated, quickly sitting her hand down,embarrassed. Surely he thought she was weird. She could not talk to him...Her ears flattened again with her insecure expression, and then she looked up to the pretty charm she had been trying to grasp, wondering if she'd ever get to see it up close. She then turned back to Silas. She looked up to him and patted the ground. She lifted a hand to motion to everything in the tent, maybe even the tent itself, then she pointed to Silas with a tilt of the head. She was inquiring if this all belonged to him and possibly who he was. He wasn't malicious, and he seemed nice.