Sage sort of rolled his eyes, though it was in amusement. "Then you can feel your feet," he snorted. "Come on," he huffed, sort of moving to grab Remy and haul his arm over his shoulder, supporting his entire weight easily and standing up, moving to the solid ground rather than the platform.

Remy let out a squeak. He could feel as his feet dragged along the platform as they moved. It was weird, he knew he weighed quite a bit, and he didn't expect Sage to be able to move him that easy.

Sage bit his lip to hold back his chuckle when he heard Remy squeak. He knew the guy hadn't exactly expected him to just..pick him up, especially since he was a good deal talker than he was in his human form. At least a good couple inches, though he wasn't standing up straight so he couldn't be sure. Once they were on solid ground, sage grunted. "Try to at least put some weight on your feet. See if you can figure yourself out down there," he noted.

Remy nodded, focusing. He got his feet on the ground underneath him, attempting to balance slowly. It was wobbly and very strange for him, but he was eventually able to stand.

Sage held most of his weight while he figured out the feet, holding him steady for the few minutes it took. Then he slowly added some weight down, until Remy was standing on his own and sage was just there for balance. Remy was holding his arm awfully close to the prosthetic, but he was hoping to avoid the conversation altogether so he just held his tongue despite having the still healing wound there.

Remy got his balance, standing. He was aware one of his arms was fake, but he didn't ask, and he didn't mind either. He didn't need to know how it happened. So he didn't ask and he was careful to not touch it.

Sage felt a sort of grin cross his face when Remy was able to stand pretty much on his own. "See? Not too hard to use these things," he noted with a chuckle. "Try taking a step," he added after a moment.

Remy chuckled. "Yeah, i guess so," he mused. He nodded, biting his lip and lifting his foot and putting it forward, taking a slow step.

Sage had nodded, moving alongside him as he slowly put a foot forward. He was helping him balance, but all his weight was on his own feet. He was doing pretty well too, from what sage could tell

Remy took another step slowly and carefully, but lost his balance, falling forward onto the ground.