Sage wrinkled his nose with a small chuckle. "I'd probably complain about it and kick you," he admitted with a snicker. "And how is that different? I'd think touching feet is better than face," he huffed, still rather amused

Remy chuckled. "Really?" He asked. "I think touching feet is just weird. And either way, I wasn't touching your face, I was untangling your hair,"

Sage shrugged on response to his comment, grunting in agreement. "It's pretty much the same thing," he huffed. "Head and face go together," he added. "Either way you're learning to walk," he noted

"Well its different when you're helping someone. I was helping you by untangling your hair, you're teaching me to walk," he replied, his scales shriveling and turning to legs and a human lower half.

Sage shrugged. "I am helping you," he pointed out. "If you want out of here you'll need to learn," he added. When the legs formed, sage moved to stand up with a grunt and then offer his hands to Remy. "Right. First step is just getting you up," he noted lightly

"Dude, how am I supposed to do that if I can't feel my toes?" He asked, looking up at the man.

Sage squinted over at him and then shrugged. "So first step if feeling your toes," he noted. "Though I'm not sure how that's supposed to happen," he admitted, eyeing the new legs and feet. "If I poked you could you feel that?" It was a genuine question...he was a scientist and this was exactly the sort of thing that got him excited.

Remy shrugged. "I dunno," No one had ever seen his legs before, let alone touch them.

Sage hummed in thought, before a mischievous smile crossed his face. He reached over to poke Remy on the side of his leg. "There. Now we'll know. Feel that," he noted in a slightly amused tone. "You do have nerves, right," he added, clearly just teasing.

Remy nodded and rolled his eyes. "Yeah, I can feel that, yes of course I have nerves, stupid,"