[ She responds to his uncertain look with a bright, almost guileless smile, more befitting of the child she appeared to be. As if she hadn't picked up on his self-sacrificing, reckless attitude and indirectly reprimanded him for it. It was not her intention to make him uncomfortable after all, nor did she want to impose her ideals on him. Had he insisted on going ahead, she would have let him, but that he didn't brings her relief. ]

It shouldn't be difficult to find someone who fulfills that criteria. Injuries must be tended to, after all.

[ Assuming this dream world ran on any modicum of common sense, that is. But this dream was far more structured than a regular dream, so she thinks it's a reasonable first step. ]