Since he seems to be physically undamaged - and since he also seems grumpy - she doesn't try to pick him up. Instead, she rubs her forehead and tries to figure out a way to make this easier. Even after his crash landing, she doubts he'd be keen on letting her show him the way he needs to move through the air. She's not entirely sure it would be that effective, either, to be honest. What'd help most is if he'd been in a bat's mind like she had.

Frowning down at him, she wonders if there could be an indirect way of making that happen. She was able to calm him down before, so he can pick up on her feelings when she sends them his way on purpose. Could he do the same thing with more specific memories? She'd once helped soothe a bunch of frightened bats by thinking of caves, and the safety of huddling in the cool darkness with the rest of your colony. What if she thought of exactly how to land properly? Would Peter be bat enough to 'hear' her and understand?

"There is something else we could try." 'Try' being the operative word. "It'd involve mind-stuff, though. Not me going into your head so much as you being in mine. I could try to share a memory of what it feels like to land properly."