Quinn had to hold back another chuckle as she saw Sage try to lunge forward. -I'm not going to break into pieces from an arm wound- She thought with a slight eye roll, snorted as Sage lurched into the wall and then just resumed his slow pacing. She finally backed up after getting the stuff off of the horses, deciding to let Sage cart it into the cave and unpack it. There wasn't that much, and she could easily do it... but she didn't want to give Sage a heart attack.

Sage admittedly calmed down a bit once she backed away from the stuff. He knew she needed to do something, but he just really, really didn't want her to do too much by accident. Her shoulder was healing, and he wanted to keep it that way. It was a bit tricky squeezing both himself and all the bags and stuff through the tunnel, but he managed eventually before flopping down with a grunt.

Quinn watched Sage struggle with the couple bags, not even offering to help. It would just make him more worried, and the look of relief that crossed his face when she backed away had confirmed that. Once he was done Quinn ducked in after him, sinking to the ground near the waterfall... just out of reach of the cold, wet spray.

Sage stayed where he was at for a few moments before rolling over and crawling over to flop down by Quinn's side again, definitely more than a little bit like a dog would.He dipped his hand in the nice cool water though, sort of just feeling the current flow aeound as he rested.

Quinn glanced at Sage and laughed slightly, her raven black hair shining in the water's light. "You are very unique" Quinn commented with a grin, scooting a little closer and laying her head on his shoulder. "I can't believe I found you, but I'm very happy and lucky I did." She started, then stopped, her eyes twinkling. "Ever heard the saying, *you are unique, just like everybody else*? Doesn't that make you a little annoyed, if you think about it?" She asked with a stifled chuckle, watching the water cascade down over the smooth rocks

Sage glanced over at Quinn when she spoke up, and then cocked his head slightly at her comment. It brought a blush to his face....he really wasn't used to compliments, but she'd rested her head on his shoulder by then, and was still talking, so thankfully he didn't have to come up with a response. He hummed in thought in response to her question and then shrugged slightly. "I don't know," he hummed. "I try not to think too hard about stuff like that. Gets in the way of my stupid ideas," he joked with a slight chuckle.

Quinn hadn't really meant to make Sage blush, but as soon as she saw it her brain screamed *score*. She smiled slightly as she watched him, listened to his words and snorting. "I think that you try not to think that hard about... anything. Do you even try to think at all?" She asked in a concerned voice, but was bubbling over with teasing laughter. "Okay let me point it out." She added with another teasing glance. "Unique... it means one of a kind. If you are one of a kind... just like everybody else... that clashes, doesn't it?" She inquired with another laugh

Sage chuckled lightly at her comments and grinned back at her. "Nope," he chirped. "Thinking is hard," he chuckled. "just jumping into action is easier." He could tell she was joking, and he was joking too...he thought about things if he needed to, but a lot of the time he just....over thought. so he acts without thinking because he thinks too much. It was sort of ironic, really, and made no sense....but whatever. "I suppose so," he mused after she explained it. He knew what it meant ...she didn't have to explain it to him ...but he didn't mind.

Quinn knew Sage knew what it meant, but she was just fooling around with him. "Sometimes. Now I wonder how you're here." Quinn joked, then thought about it for a moment. "Now I wonder how I'M here..." She mused, then realized she was thinking rather hard again. "See? There goes my brain. Off into thinking mode again." Quinn sighed, shaking her head slightly with a snort. "No wonder we make a good pair. I think way too much and you usually don't think enough." She teased, though she knew that her brain was the only real problem. She did think way too much... and it had gotten her into trouble before.

Sage chuckled and shrugged. "well, I have absolutely no idea how I'm still here, so if you want an answer as to how I'm still alive I don't really have one for ya," he chuckled. It was a joke, but it was also true... sometimes he was amazed at the fact that he hadn't been killed yet. He chuckled at her other comments and yawned. "Can we sleep now and think later," he asked, sort of curling up next to her and closing his eyes. She didn't have to go to sleep right then...but he was tired.