Sage chuckled lightly and shrugged in agreement with the girl. He felt his mouth watering already, at the smell of them. The perks about being half wolf were he didn't necessarily have to cook his meat to eat it. It was better warm, but it didn't matter, which was helpful if they were on the move. But now, he was just waiting eagerly for it to be done.

Quinn finished the first pieces of meat as quickly as she could. "I'm guessing it won't make you feel bad eating a Goose, Goose?" Quinn teased him, handing the meat to Sage. She finished a couple more pieces and started on them herself, leaning back and sighing contentedly. Her eyes sparkled as she looked at the river, smiling

Sage watched the goose cook for quite some time, eager to eat it. He chuckled lightly at the girl's comment and shook his head. "Not at all," he chirped before digging into the meat happily. He gobbled it down much like a hungry dog before reaching for another piece, licking his lips. They had plenty of meat, so he ate as much as he pleased before he was satisfied. Admittedly, he went through the entire first goose and most of the second, before pulling back so Quinn had enough for a full meal. He settled down beside her happily.

Quinn was slightly surprised at how much Sage ate... but then she remembered the eating habits of wolves. They didn't get to eat a lot, so when they did, they scarfed it down. Quinn shook her head in amusement, finishing off the last of the second goose. She cleaned up before sitting back down by the fire, next to Sage. "Good meal?" Quinn asked with a chuckle, glancing at him.

Sage watched the girl clean up happily. He did wish he could help, but sitting still for now would be the best thing to do. He could make up for it once he was all healed up and whatnot. He nodded happily and gave the girl a wide grin in response to her question. "It was delicious," he chirped. And he was pretty full...which was a good thing. He couldn't remember the last time he was this full...it had certainly been a while.

"That's good." Quinn smiled, looking at Sage. "I'm glad you liked it... if I CNN say so myself, I am an awesome cook and hunter and cleaner..." Quinn trailed off with a grin. "Let's just say I'm great at getting food ready.. cooking that food... and cleaning everything up after I'm done." She chuckled, looking at the cackling fire and leaning her head on Sage's shoulder.

Sage hummed lightly and then chuckled at her comment. "I do feel bad about not being able to help with anything," he admitted with a slight huff. A sort of annoyed kind of sigh. He was rather surprised when Quinn went to rest her head on his shoulder, though he was certainly pleased she did. It made him just feel...wanted, he supposed.

"Don't feel bad, you have an excuse." Quinn answered, staring out at the river before closing her eyes. It was comfortable... and the fire provided warmth... plus she was with her favorite person in the whole world. The one person that gave her a chance. The one person that didn't hate her on sight. The one person that, perhaps... loved her.

Sage groaned slightly and shook his head. "Still, I hate sitting here while you do all the work," he hummed. "Just doesn't seem fair." He was rather comfortable though, so after a moment, he shifted slightly, resting his head on her leg like he usually did and closed his eyes. He was cozy, and full, and happy...so he admittedly fell asleep pretty quickly.

Quinn glanced down to Sage asleep already. She resisted a chuckle and just smiled, leaning back and closing her eyes. Quinn fell asleep quickly, comforted that Sage was right there.