Sage chuckled lightly and nodded. He shrugged when she excused herself and went back to just resting. He waited for a bit, and sat up when she came up close. He cocked his head slightly when she gave him the meat, though he was hungry he supposed, so he leaned over and sniffed the meat before giving her a curious glance and starting to eat. He did wonder what she was doing.

Quinn smiled when he started eating it. "Well... I hope you like my surprise. This is only part of it, though. Sompliments to Sahara." Quinn said quietly. She edged a little closer to Sage, laying her head on his shoulder tentatively. What Sahara said made Quinn think... and she really did like this idea. Even if it wasn't what Sage was thinking.

Sage raised an eyebrow and looked over at the girl curiosly. "Well, it is tasty," he chirped. "But arent you hungry too?" He wasn't sure why she'd just fed him dinner....she needed to eat too. But, it was good, and she'd given it him, so he munched on it happily. He let the girl lean her head against his shoulder, more than happy to be the support for her, even if it was just her head.

"I'm not that hungry right now. But I do have a side dish for you..." Quinn said quietly, pulling out the plant... that went over your eyes... that was super gooey. "Oops that was for afterward." Quinn chuckled. She then pulled out a ... a ... a .... root. A root. "After you are done with the boar... try this. It's super sweet." She smiled slightly, grinding up the p,ant to make a paste while she was waiting.

Sage cocked his head slightly when the girl pulled out a plant. A root. He leaned his head forward to sniff at it for a moment before taking it and licking it up, heasitantly at first and then more when it tasted good. "It is good," he hummed. "But...what's it for?"

Quinn laughed. "It's a treat. It just tastes good." She chuckled, finishing grinding up the plant. "And after this poultice comes off... your vision will be as good as new." Quinn said rather hopefully, handing it to Sage to smear on his eyes.

Sage hummed lightly and shrugged at the girl's comment. "Well, it does taste good," he hummed. Then he wrinkled his nose slightly at the thought of putting more goo on his eyes, chuckling slightly. He started to reach for it, then reconsiderez the decision and grunted. "Why don't you do it? It would be easier than me trying to feel around for my own eyeballs," he noted.

Quinn glanced up. "Sure.." she said quietly, very expertly putting it on Sage's eyes just the right way for it to help the best without hurting. Hm... it was like she had done it before or something. (I might be copying my dads words at this point. "It's like I had done It before or something..." "Or something" LOL) Quinn sat back and looked at him. She knew bringing him food... and a tasty root wasn't really a 'surprise' so Quinn leaned in and gently kissed him. "There. That wraps up my surprise." She glanced down the hill where Sahara stood.

Sage nodded and closed his eyes, letting the girl move his head about so as to put the goop on his eyes in the right way. She'd know how to do it better than him, anyway. He was surprised when she leaned forward and kissed him, though he kissed her back, a rather dumb smile crossing his face in response to it. "Well, I'd say that was a rather good one," he chirped happily. "Except now you have to get my blind butt back to the cave without me dying," he noted with amusement.

Quinn chuckled. "I'm glad you liked it. Remember to tell Sahara thank you... she will understand." Quinn smiled slightly. She laughed at his last comment. "Maybe I'll just let you roll down the hill, crash into a tree, knock yourself out, then drag you the rest of the way back..." Quinn mused, her eyes twinkling. She took his hand. Quinn stood and carefully walked down the hill, making sure to wait for Sage to get good footing. She weaved in and out between the trees, stopping him every once in a while and turning him slightly... so he didn't run into any of the trees. When they got back to the campsite Quinn led him straight into the cave then let go, rearranging the blankets. "See? You didn't die." She smirked, glancing outside.