She waited for him to answer her, and smiled when he reached up and took her hand. "Well, I am pretty persuasive." She chimed, returning his comment with a small laugh. She helped him stand, wrapping an arm behind his back and slowly walked back into the cave, making sure to take it easy so he didn't hurt himself further. She glanced up to him as he spoke, trying to hold a light as well so they could see where they were walking, and gave him a genuine smile. "The thing about it is, in this world, it wouldn't do much. If people want something, someone, they'll take it. Doesn't matter about what you say." Her voice goes flat, but she quickly recovers and continues to walk with him, going a little deeper. The cold was much more bearable there.<br/><br/>She noted that the pain from her waist was minimum, and was glad for that, as their journey tomorrow would be far longer, and far harder, than simply walking further into the cave.When she heard him speak again, she picked up a bit, and bit back a smile, nodding. "I thought you didn't like people," she teased lightly, raising her eyebrows "Yeah, I'd like to take you up on that...assuming you don't pack up and get the hell out of dodge that is." She laughs lightly. She knew that she had one things that she wanted to do, but she didn't know when, and she wasn't sure that she'd want to share it with him yet, if ever. Sure, she's no monster, and she tries to be as kind and sincere as possible, but if she were going to succeed in her endeavors, she was going to need to let go of e piece of her self. The thing about that is that, without being careful, darkness could easily take over the empty slot. She shook her head lightly and pushed back the thought, focusing on walking.<br/><br/>When they got far enough into the cave, she gently helped him sit back down, making sure he could lean back against the wall. She sat down next to him and ran a hand over her face, yawning into her palm. She wanted to rest, but didn't at the same time. She'd had nightmares, she was sure that everyone did at this point. They effected everyone differently, however. Hers didn't always keep her up, sometimes they did. It was like playing roulette, but it was a risk she had taken every night, anyways. She patted Arcs' shoulder and scooted away from the wall, laying on her side and using her backpack to keep her head off the ground. "You should rest, seriously. 'Sleep is the best medication'" She said with a small smile. She rolled to face away from him and closed her eyes, thanking that it was dark.