"It's alright, I'll be fine." He said when she commented on his injuries. While they still ached occasionally, they felt much better already than they did when he got them and he didn't want to be a burden. "No, I guess I'm not. It can't be much scarier than their mother." He said, looking at the eggs and remembering the huge, admittedly more beautiful creature than he'd expected that had laid them. "Or my fellow knights." He said, thinking of the others, who had probably killed the mother dragon by now. He wondered if they had noticed he was gone yet. "We should get moving then." He said, picking up the satchel and adjusting it so he could carry it without making any of his bruises sore. He noted that she was quite pretty when she came close to place the quilt on him, though he didn't say anything and decided he didn't have time to think more about it at the moment, simply hoping her plan would work and they would be able to escape safely with the eggs.