"An explanation would be fantastic." She said as she set to work splinting his arm up and securing everything with the cheese cloth. As a final touch, there was enough of the cloth to make a sling to make things a bit easier. "Come on, we have to get you some help." She felt weak in the knees, but helped him up to his feet nonetheless and guided him over to Carol.<br/><br/>"It'll be easier if you get on first this time and move backwards. I don't think I can help you up onto her so you have to use the stirrups." She explained. Her arms felt sapped of all their strength from hanging from a rock ceiling and she was doubting if she could even really get herself into the saddle. However, once he was situated, she managed to climb up onto the mare's back and get them started on a decent pace. She wanted to go as quick as she could, but knew horseback would be rough on his arm.<br/><br/>"You saved my life." She said after a long period of silence, as if the idea had only just clicked in her head. "I want ever be able to thank you enough, really. I just- why did you risk yourself and jump after me?" She turned to look back at him. "We both could've died and then this would've been for nothing."