(lol, I smell of various things depending on the day. Between animals and people and sports, who knows what it's gonna be ahaha)

Sage looked over at Quinn when she woke up and hummed lightly with a nod. "It felt nice to sleep in, admit it," he huffed, though not in anything but an amused way. He stretched slightly and then settled back down next to the girl happily. He was fine with just sitting there all day....he had to anyway.

"Only nice to sleep because you get bored otherwise." Quinn teased, adjusting herself to be more upright along the wall. She glanced down at Sage, her eyes sparkling fondly. "Today I give you permission to try to walk... please no crazy stunts." Quinn rolled her eyes, not even joking... though her tone did carry an amused sound to it.

Sages mouth twitched into a slight smile and he shrugged slightly. "Well, sleeping is nice, until you get bad dreams," he mused. Then he grinned over at the girl. "great, you can help me," he chirped. "And you'll be right there to make sure I don't do anything stupid," he chuckled happily. Walking hurt like crazy....but he did have to do it.

Quinn looked up at the cave ceiling. "Oh boy, I get to help YOU." She said sarcastically, slowly standing up and stretching. "So, crazy boy, what do you want me to help you with?" Quinn asked with a small smile, tipping her head. She knew walking would hurt, and she didn't know how much he would want to do it.

Sage chuckled lightly and reached his arms out to the girl with a shrug. "first things first, I need you to help me up," he chirped. He probably wouldn't be able to do this for very long, but hopefully with Quinn helping him it wouldn't be quite so bad as it was the other day when he'd tried. And failed.... hopefully he wouldn't fall over this time.

Quinn nodded. She grabbed Sage's hands and made sure she had a good grip, then gently tried to ease him onto his feet. After he was on his feet, Quinn decided to stabilize him until he told her to let go. "You good?" She asked, knowing how much that must hurt.

Sage let out a slightly pained grunt when he rose to his feet, leaning against the girl until he steadied himself against her. He kept an hand on her shoulder, and half bent over, pressing a hand to the wound. "I'm as good as I'm going to get for now," he huffed, the effort having winded him already. He took a few shaky steps, leaning against the girl heavily.

Quinn supported Sage the best she could. She never realized he was so... heavy. Not as a bad thing,... probably just all the muscle.. but still. Quinn was strong, but she was made for climbing trees quickly and sprinting through the shadows without being seen. She had a thin build. Quinn adjusted her position to hold some of Sage's weight more comfortably. She knew he would be happy if he walked... but Quinn didn't really approve of rambling all over. Maybe he would sit back down after a couple steps.

Sage knew Quinn was...a bit smaller than he was, and most definitely lighter, so he did try to hold most of his weight, as best he could. He wasn't so sure how well it was working, but he was trying, he really was. He went a few steps further before he groaned and shook his head, staggering slightly as one knee have out for a second. "That's all I got," he huffed out to Quinn, hoping she'd do the work of turning them, since he felt like he was going to fall over any second. He blinked sweat out of his eyes, rather annoyed and dissapointed with himself.

"Oh great! Very smart decision! I like the way your brain isn't improving!" Quinn said cheerfully, taking on even more of Sage's weight. She turned them and walked back to the cave, almost dragging him by now. "Next time... remember you have to get there... AND back." She chuckled, slowly sinking to the ground and setting him down. Quinn leaned up against the wall and blew out a breath. "See? Sitting down is fun slmetimes." She joked