Havoc couldn't help but smile lightly at her. "You're one of the better people I've met in a while Auxana, I wish..." He sighed deeply before continuing. "Never mind, I'll be male soon, hopefully. And you know, you're quiet good looking yourself, definitely got the cuteness going for you. You being a strong warrior only makes you more alluring. Quite the catch, I'm sure that if all works out okay, I'll find you very sexually appealing, for now, I like you on a personal level. Definitely the best out of the three of us, being alive is a bonus, even so I think you could give Mallory a run for her money without that aid." He smiled at her in an almost tired sort of way, he seem kind of drained. It wasn't from the magic but his episode, it always used up a lot of energy. He looked at her arm and frowned. "I should have helped you out more, given you the armor to start out with, I wasn't thinking, the floater obviously wasn't enough of an assistant. Here I can get you something." He hadn't noticed in the battle that she didn't take the skeletal creature with her to fight, not that he would have faulted her, he would simply see it as that a rational human being wouldn't want to fight beside a dark magic creation.<br/><br/>Havoc made a small almost cute skeletal creature, in a silly looking kind of way. It had small wings and it beat them quickly, it's appearance was kind of that of a fairy made of bone. Havoc felt it was easier to make a creature then to actually get up and walk over to the cart then have to walk back. The depression made even the simplest of tasks seem like too much. "In the second bag, grab the drink and a glass." The thing buzzed off, rooted through a bag and came back with a flask with green liquid inside and a shot glass. Havoc took it and poured some of it in the glass for her. "Here take this, it's typically for anxiety, but it's also good as a pain killer oddly enough. If I was good at healing magic I'd try that, but it'll be best to leave that to the cleric that should be in the next village."<br/><br/>He put his hand to his hand to his forehead, he felt like collapsing. "Mallory, I need a reminder, what am I doing and why?" Mallory smiled at him.<span style="color: #80FF00">"It's going to be okay, look at her, she's wanting to help you, she cares, she's known you for barely any time and she already decided that you are someone worth caring for, which mean's she's pretty damn smart. As for what and why, you need to get to Lubinnia for you and for her, she could use your help, she doesn't know where to go or how to deal with the people we'll meet. If you can't get the effort to get up for yourself, do it so that she can find a place she can belong and learn how to converse with others. And then you being able to relax and be safe is a bonus. There's hope, for all of us, you just can't give up or you'll never reach it." </span><br/><br/>With that he took a deep breath, then when Auxana was done with the sweet tasting liquid, he helped both of them up. "Riding on Henry sounds good, and we shouldn't dally here much longer, let's head out." He had her good arm around his waist, with his arm around hers, and went to guide her over to Henry. He didn't think she was incapable of walking, but figured he might as well offer the help, considering she was injured, unless she wanted to refuse it, which would be fine too. All he wanted to do was be helpful to her, at the moment that's all that seemed to matter. Havoc planned on helping her up on the horse then getting on himself in front, then the ride should hopefully be peaceful there out. Looking back at the wreckage they had caused, Havoc then created skeletal hands to crawl out of the ground and grab the bodies, dragging them slowly into the ground. That way some of the bodies grotesque states wouldn't scare people passing by. He then had all his creations disperse back into dark energy, only the blood remained, which would just have to wait for rain. He didn't really want to go around and turn all the blood into dark energy, he really just wanted to put this whole event behind him.