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Slowly he pulled the mask off completely. One eyebrow was missing, scaring over his ear, his face, even his lips were scarred a little. Klaas would let him touch, gently. "Sometimes it hurts, huh? If it's too hot outside? The sweat gets on them and it's just.." He shrugged a little more and sat up a bit straighter.

"Just.. .a while longer and I'll be okay enough to walk away. Or hobble.."

Once more the other disappeared, leaving Klaas staring. He did start to feel better. His back wasn't in as much pain, as proven as he scooted around a bit.

Then all of a sudden the other came back with a pelt and feathers. A pouch? He blinked and then watched as the paste was shown and then offered. Slowly reaching out, Klaas took the paste and then it dawned on him. He put it on his scar, on his cheek at first. The ache eased a bit, the tight pain relaxed and he let out a soft little sigh. It wasn't a fix, but it helped. He open and closed his mouth a bit more before nodding.

"Hey... Thanks," came a surprised voice.

Slowly the Oban got to his feet, nodding at how his spine wasn't trying to be pulled out. Or so it usually felt like it. "Thanks.. Uh. ...Can you say your name?" He didn't know the other was mute. He just thought the boy was feral or something.

"Ooooh. Now I get it," Klaas nodded a bit and just slowly pulled himself to his feet. Once there, he tied his mask to his hip for now and looked around. "Well.. I don't know your name, Wildling, but thank you for your help. I'll get on out of here, head to an inn and rest. Uh..."

Klaas looked around then, trying to figure out how to thank him properly. He didn't have much on him to offer. "I'm Klaas, by the way. So I hope.. we can see each other again. I'll definitely bring something to say thank you. Otherwise I'd have laid there for a couple days and no one would be looking for me..." Dem was going to murder him for getting himself injured away from her. Heh, that'd... probably not be fun in the slightest bit.