Sage grunted and nodded. "I'm other words, I just kidnapped the princess," he joked lightly. Then he wrinkled his nose. "Or maybe the princess kidnapped me," he mused, sort of cocking his head as he thought it over. "We could find a cabin somewhere in a far away land. Settle down, live like everyone else, I suppose," he noted after a moment. "Though I'd have to bring Liz with me," he pointed out

Sage chuckled in response to her comment, nodding along. "Well, then we can grab her tomorrow and ead off to another town," he noted, admittedly excited for it.

Sage nodded along, offering her a thankful smile. He was willing to wander around with her forever if that's what she wanted....as long as he had his daughter with him, he'd go anywhere. So anything. She's all that mattered. All he had. Except ..maybe this girl would prove to be someone he could come to rely on.

Sage chuckled softly. "Kids weren't my thing either," he admitted. "Then I had one and now she's all over got." He shrugged. "Don't worry, you won't have to help take care of her," he added. It would be helpful ...but he was used to doing it on his own. He would manage.

Sage sort of thought about it for a moment before nodding. "She's pretty quiet," he noted. "At least, she's quiet when she feels safe," he added with a wrinkled nose. Though, at her next comment he was caught a hit off guard. No one had actually ever offered to ..help him. With anything. But raising a daughter alone and working and just trying to stay alive ...it was hard. Harder than he could ever describe. "Thank you," he noted softly, after a moment.