Full Immersion [for what it's worth]

SHOOT THEM DOWN! EVERYTHING THAT ISN'T YOU OR IN A VILLAGE MUST BE A MONSTER!

This. Just, Yes.

>Go see if they're friendly

Make friends!

Yell and wave at them and if they don't respond go ahead and check out your skill tree.

Seconding.

He tries clearly the most discreet course of action and starts yelling and waving with both arms. "HEY! ARE YOU PEOPLE UP THERE? IT'S HARD TO SEE FROM WAY DOWN HERE! AND I'M KIND OF LOOKING INTO THE SUN!"
They appear to respond by both diving, quickly getting below the treeline where he can't really see them anymore.
"Oh..well, that's cool I guess. Maybe they have to report to someone or..something. I'll just wait."
The fox-boy tries to get the menu thing to show up again, and the screen appears as soon as he thinks about it. So he pokes around, looking at his stats first. He gives a small whistle at one in particular. "Look at that charisma, man. That cannot be a normal level for that.."

Then he goes on to the class screen. "Hmm.." The skill tree looks like a big wheel; the very middle is Bow Mastery, which is pre-learned to level 2 and clearly has many more levels to go, and immediately connected to it at the bases of the "spokes" are mostly elemental skills, each of which appears to consist of simply firing an arrow imbued with the particular element. Each spoke continues on with that same element, as well as some skills that are "between" a pair of spokes here and there, and combine the two elements. Vertically up and down there are bow-related skills, starting with "Double Shot" going up and "Arrow Recovery", a passive, going down. Level 3 Bow Mastery is really expensive, but he has enough free skill points to take two of the "spoke" skills.

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SpoilerI don't feel like actually writing down just exactly what all of the elements are, so feel free to suggest any reasonable element if we're going down that road. Every one we've already seen, like lightning, sound, wind, poison, fire, etc., is perfectly valid. This is one of those cases where a class can either be a master of a few things or just sort of okay at a large number of different things.