As they walked, she took note of her surroundings. Even though the landscape across the earth was in the same condition, more or less, she made sure to notice subtle things that separated this particular piece of land from the rest. She'd noticed the small patches of grass that scattered the area, and the large, orange rocks accompanying it. She would admit that she was becoming slightly fatigued, though she couldn't imagine the difficulties that Arc was enduring on only one leg. Sure, she was supporting a bunch of his weight, but she was strong, it wasn't difficult. Her wound hadn't given her nearly any trouble along the way, thanks to his stitching.<br/><br/>She looked over to him as he spoke for the first time almost the entire trip. Sure, it was silent, but it was comfortable. She watched him waver on his foot and wrapped her other around his front to steady him. She watched his screw his eyes shut, and noticed the slight discoloration of his skin.<br/><br/>"Yeah sur- hey, whoa whoa, stay with me." She trailed her eyes over him in concern and raised them to look around the landscape, hoping for somewhere where she could sit him down to catch his breath. She scoured the area, spotting a small shed that looked to be safe enough. Either way, she would get him there. She figured he had enough in him to make it, and turned him towards it. "Okay, look, you have to sit down. We're going to walk to that shed, lean on me however much you want, but we've got to get you some shade." It wasn't really a question, she would bring him there whether he wanted to or not.<br/><br/>After two of the longest minutes of her life, she had finally pulled him far enough to the shed. She unwrapped her arm from his back and turned to where she was standing directly in front of him, one hand on his waist and the other on his arms, slowly lowering him to the ground.<br/><br/>"Easy, easy. I'm going to go scope that shed, okay? I'll be right back, promise." She knelt down to his level, setting her backpack next to him and jogging over to the shed. She peered inside, not seeing anything suspicious and entered it. After a moment of clearing the area, she jogged back over to him, as promised. She sheathed her knife and picked her backpack up. She took his hands and pulled him off the ground again, wrapping both arms around him to make sure she could keep him standing and stable.<br/><br/>When they made their way into the shed, she let him slide to the ground leaning against the wall. There was only a small spot of shade, as a good amount of the shed had fallen apart, and she made sure that he was completely covered in it. She dug through her backpack , looking over to him, concerned. She drew a water bottle and some food from her bag, walking over and handing it to him.<br/><br/>"I know we're close, but you need moment. Here, drink all of that, i'm serious, we won't leave until you do." She wasn't trying to be harsh at all, she just wanted to make sure he didn't pass out when they got back to it. It was blazing hot outside, and she knew how tired he must've been. She took off the mask that he had given to her, sweating heavily, and handed it over to him. "Here, now you need it." She smiled, wiping her forehead with her arm. She was breathing heavily, but she knew that nothing compared to the way he probably felt in that moment. She sat against a wall in front of them, waiting to see how he grew to feel.