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He didn't know what to do. Just because Adam had a cat didn't mean he knew how to handle all types of animals in danger. Adam grabbed his forehead an began to pace back an forward, back an forward. "At least you're innocent." he wouldn't have wanted to say anything. Honestly, why would someone want to abuse an animal. "My god! I don't know what to do...I...What do we do?" With all his flustering about Adam forget his twin had been there an had been talking more to himself. He bent down to try an pick it up but the wings flapped with little energy. What if he did grab the owl an it began to flap dangerously near his face...Or if he hurt the claws worse or something. "Have any ideas?" he asked in a cracking voice.
The moment that Adam started pacing, Adam realized that things did in fact look at bad as he had thought that they would. When his twin mentioned him being innocent Adam felt himself release a breath that he hadn't even realized that he had been holding. As he began to spit questions out, Adam had the instinctive feeling that he was talking to himself more than to him, so he chose to bend down next to the bird.
"Maybe it just knocked itself out, you know? Due to the force of the...uh...collision and all?" Adam offered. Adam watched as Adam attempted to pick up the owl, its wings waving rather feebly at the gesture. When Adam asked him if he had any ideas he let out a little breath.
"Well, it didn't cry out in pain, which is a good sign right? I mean if something was broken it definitely would have cried out, so maybe it's just a little out of sorts." Adam was reaching and he knew it. Clearly no one, animal or person, could ram into a wall with such force that it would cause that loud of a noise, and not be hurt.
"Maybe we should try and sit it up?" With a slightly nervous gesture Adam gently tucked his hands under the little owl, supporting it fully as it held it upwards. At the gesture the bird's eye opened, slowly, but they opened, surveying the two of them in a groggy manner.
"Oh thank god it's alive," Adam said, letting out a small sigh.