"Of course." She patted his arm with her free hand, letting it rest there afterwards. Lioriley was not confident in her strength that she could promise to catch him if he fell - but she could at least make an attempt to brace him on the off chance his exhaustion finally caught up with him before they made it across the train. He didn't look dead on his feet, but he certainly didn't look well. And she had seen him earlier when he was carted back to the Inn - there was no way a simple meal and a sit-down had cured that.

"I am glad you found your time there so fulfilling." Even if he had clearly gone a bit overboard. He had still done a great service for the people. "Do you enjoy doing such work alone? I noticed since your arrival you do spend much time on your own - not that that is bad, or course. I am simply curious to your preferences, and if it would be too bold of me to offer to join with you for longer than a few hours next we venture out." Is it so she can keep an eye on him to make sure there's no repeat of this mission? Maybe. Partially.