[ She shifts a little closer when he tosses her part of the blanket, settling in so they're shoulder to shoulder and the fabric can fit over them both. She doesn't mind the proximity, especially when the temperature is already dropping as the sun starts to disappear behind the horizon. ]

I'm not that heavy. [ She flashes him a grin, eyes flicking over to the device's display again before she rests her head back against the stone behind them. ]

Besides, I took your tricorder apart. Can't scan me for brain bleeds every five seconds anymore, Doc.