He noted the hesitation, she seemed a tad on edge about leaving her belongings with him. He did not think she had anything to hide, she did not seem like a serial killer or anything. It was a bit understandable as well, he was a stranger after all. Watching her move over and relenquish her bag, she said she would return soon. He remained where he was, leaning casually against the back of his car. He crossed his arms, admitadly watching her go a bit as she walked away. A slight smile tugged at his lips. Once she had gone inside, he closed his eyes for a moment, leaning his head back a bit. The sunlight felt nice upon his skin, a nice day indeed to be out among nature. His smile grew a bit, as he allowed his body to relax a bit more. He was more thankful now for this little trip, than he had begun with.

Perhaps this really was what he needed, a relaxing outing to himself. Not a spa or resort, a good old fashioned roughing it in the wilderness. He opened his eyes when he sensed movement off to his side, catching sight of her coming out of the check in area. The way she was carrying things, instantly gave him a bad feeling. His smile turned into a frown, as things began to go south. He moved away from the car, already heading over as the objects came tumbling frown. He was not concerned with her mishap, as with her well being. He nodded as she asked if he could assist her with the tent. "Of course, but first..." he gently keeled by her, not caring that it caused him to have to kneel within the dirt. He gently reached a hand out, brushing a finger gently near but not over the scrape upon her footing. His eyes moved up to meet her's, "are you alright?"

He stood, before reaching down to lift the bag holding the tent within. "I have a first aid kit...it may be small, but it would still be wise to disinfect it out here" he knew it was easier to gain an infection or trouble within the wilderness than within a city..most of the time that is. She could resist, but he was not going to put health at risk. It would be unfortunate to have to cut her own vacation short for a small injury like this. Better safe than sorry. Lifting the bag with the tent onto his shoulder, he did not miss a beat. He was thankful for the training and working out he did in times like this. He turned, heading back to the car. He propped the tent up against the side of it, before popping the trunk. He knew where the kit was, so it would not take long. A simple spray, and done. He did not think it needed a band aid, so that was good at least.