Hermione is watching that wolf carefully, noticing very distinct differences between it and the wolf she'd seen Remus transform into. She also notices the injuries that had been sustained, and she frowns deeply as she cautiously makes her way halfway down the tree, still opting to keep her distance even when the wolf is once again a woman. She doesn't hate lycanthropes, not by any means, but she knows enough to be cautious. She'd seen what Greyback had been capable of even while in his human form, after all.

She wants to ask whether this woman has had a draught of Wolfsbane Potion to keep the wolf in her in check, but that feels rude, even in the midst of everything else. More than etiquette, she's concerned about those wounds, and so that encourages her to hurry the rest of the way to the ground.

"I'm fine; are you?" she asks, carefully making her way towards the other woman. Agitating a werewolf isn't the smartest thing to do regardless of the apparent current temperament, so it seems prudent not to just barge in and attempt to heal her without her full awareness of it.

"I've gotten good at healing charms, but I don't know if I have anything in my bag for the deeper scratches. I can see what I can do, though."