She smiled and nodded, looking him over. “Good, it would be just a tad harder to carry dead weight back, and I’d get lost.” She laughed a genuine laugh, one that didn’t come naturally to..well..anyone. She took a moment to look over him while he spoke, never having gotten the chance to admire him. Not only that but, in this world, it wasn’t something one thought about frequently, it was all about surviving. She’d never noticed how attractive he actually was, and sure, she was being blunt in her head but, she wasn’t lying. Though she’d never tell him that. When it came to finding someone attractive, inside and out, she’d always been the one to make things awkward, so she deciding to look back up to his eyes nonchalantly, covering up the fact she was, slightly, checking him out.<br/><br/>A nudge on her shoulder brought her out of her head and she looked up, seeing a small smile on his face. She’d decided that she liked it when he smiled, and would try to keep him doing so if she could. “I’m good, I’ll be able to skip leg day for a week after this but, I’m alright.” She winked, laughing at her own joke and rubbing her tired muscles. Her legs felt like jelly, but she needed to get him home, so she’d never tell him that. It would only make him feel guilty of it, and she didn’t want him to feel that way, ever, when it came to herself. She  glanced over to him and smiled to herself, battling in her head. She didn’t quite understand how she felt about him, but she thought it leaned less toward stranger, and more toward....no. She wouldn’t allow herself to think that way, she couldn’t. Besides, he wouldn’t feel the same, and there’s no point in hoping for something that wouldn’t come in this world. She figured he was just greatful to her helping, she didn’t think that he’d liked her in a way that wasn’t as just an acquaintance.