Tyne rolled his eyes at the rather obvious question, then gently tugged on her arms to have her sit up. "Just bear with the pain for now," he coaxed, aware that any sort of movement would probably be very sore in her current state. He took a moment to glance down her body trying to figure out the best place to hold her on the descent. It did not seem like her form could handle too much shock right now, so he would need to climb the entire way down. What a pain in the ass.<br/><br/>"Once your arms are around my neck, I need you to interlock your fingers and hold tight. I can only support your body with one arm if we want to make it down in one piece," he explained, then moved to guide her again. Any sounds that she made, he just had to ignore for now, as much as that was easier said than done. Once he got her arms around his neck, he wrapped his right arm around her waist and let it settle firmly on her hip in order to support her weight without making it harder for her to breathe. He wasn't entirely sure what the issue was, but he didn't want to risk making it worse by putting pressure on her rib cage or any other part of her upper body.<br/><br/>Once he was sure he had her supported, more or less, he eased to his feet and stepped to the side of the small ledge, only to crouch down to grab the edge before hopping over and turning so that the two of them were dangling on the cliff side. He gave a grunt as his own weight, paired with the weight of the human, pulled him down and put nearly painful pressure on his wrist and shoulder while he tried to get a little traction with his bare feet. Once he finally managed to get properly braced, he readjusted how he was supporting the injured female to better try and keep her close without making things worse.<br/><br/>"Just focus on breathing and holding on tight. If you pass out and fall, we will both be in a much worse situation," he growled softly, more from the strain that he was placing on muscles that he hadn't used in a while than from actual irritation.