She nodded, spinning her knife in her hand, just to have something to do. “I would Expect nothing less, I mean I drew on you, I had no clue who you were,” she laughs, looking over to him “You scared me a little bit if I’m being perfectly honest.” She shrugged, a smile on her face. She knew that she barely knew who this stranger was, but being trapped in a cave for hours on end tends to bring you to a mutual trust in each other. She obviously was still wary, but she had actually grown to like him, he seemed a decent person. She wouldn’t admit this, but she’d be a little disappointed to leave, she didn’t like being alone. At least if she had a choice. But she knew she would have to leave and make due for herself yet again. Anything was better than where she had been for the past years.<br/><br/>She looked down slightly, pondering his offer for a moment before slowly nodding, looking back to him. “Yeah, if you would? It would probably make it heal faster and I don’t want to go back out again with this hole in my side,” she laughs. “Thank you, you don’t have to, but I do Have stuff, if..you don’t mind?” She says with a small squint, hoping she wasn’t troubling him. She hadn’t ever had anyone help her in the previous years, it was always the other way around. She brought her bag in front of her and dug out her first aid kit, handing it over to him. She ending up dropping it however, violent coughs shaking her body, making her hunch over and hold a hand to her waist to keep it from hurting her wound too much. If the dust didn’t die down, it wouldn’t fair to well for her, she Just needed a bit of clean air. She sits back up and clears her throat, giving him a slight smile. “The dust is not fun.” She says, her voice kinda raspy as she scoots over closer to him. “Okay, I have stuff in the kit.” She smiles “thank you again.”