Austin smiled at the compliments, pointedly ignoring the rest because it made him want side step and let her fall over. Though he tensed horribly as she leaned on him. He had his own personal space and he disliked it being invaded. But she didn't look like she could sit on her own. Frowning, as she snuggled closer, he glanced from her to the tent and back. Frowning a harder he reached around to wrap his arms under her and hoist her up.<strong>"It looks like it's time for you to get to bed, Miss Ra. I'll wake you up for breakfast."</strong>She was of healthy weight and that made him feel better. Kneeling into the tent was difficult but Austin could do it.<br/><br/><strong>"Goodnight, Miss Ra."</strong>He left her in his bedroll, making sure she could not grab any of his clothing if she tried, and sat beside the fire. He pulled his jacket tighter around him and stared around at the darkness. Nobody was rightly after him, but it was always so much better to be cautious. Especially if their was a girl relying on his safety. He lightly napped until morning when he started to try and get the fire to rise again.