Arc took the water and drank sparingly along with the food. Their journey would be long and difficult, so he had tried to warm up his leg as much as possible before she awoke. He still couldn't put hardly any weight on it, but he could at least bend it and assist her. He pushed himself off the wall, grunting loudly as he did. "I'm not asking. You'll be doing most of the work, using more oxygen, expelling more energy, and will need to have a clear picture of what's ahead. Just wear the stupid thing, alright?" There was no mistaking the concern in his voice; he was trying to offer her a favor in his own way, even if it was an unorthodox one. "Besides, I can navigate us back home blindfolded. I don't need a nav to get back."<br/><br/>Arc turned slowly and reached down to grab the rest of his things. He was off balance, and wavered a little, but he had the wall to brace against so he didn't fall. The temperature inside the cave was beginning to increase, which was a welcome change to the freezing cold from before. His breath was barely visible by then. "Come on, let's get this show on the road before we both freeze to death. "