She had opened her mouth to argue, but closed it, deciding that there was no point. He was right, she was going to be doing most of the work, but that didn't change that she felt badly about it. "Okay." She nodded, bending down and picking her backpack up, slinging it over her shoulder and slipping her knife into her waistband. She didn't know if she'd need her weapons or not, so she had them out and ready in case she did. She didn't want to be caught in a fight and have to take the time to dig it out of her bag. She took the mask from him in one hand, and reached her hand out for him to grab. She wrapped her arm around his back again, the other on his chest momentarily as she got him stable off the wall. She moved her hand from his chest and started to walk towards the cave entrance.<br/><br/>When they exited, the brisk air gave her a nice wake-up call. It wasn't freezing, no, but it was still decently chilly. She stopped for a moment and zipped her jacket up, now wishing that her gloves weren't missing the fingers. She took a step outside with him, making sure to be careful and started to walk, letting him navigate for her. The air was still rather orange, and didn't hold a clear blue tint as they had come to know before the fall. The air was dry and still, an uneasy feeling, but better than the dust storm that had tried to endure nonetheless. She carefully helped him across the canyon, looking around for any potential threats. She didn't expect to find any more people around here, but the steps she had heard the other night confirmed that they weren't alone where they were. "Try to keep weight off the foot, i can hold more of you weight if I need to just don't hurt yourself, okay?" She spoke softly, wanting to make this trip as easy as possible.