The encouragement is enough to convince him to move further into the room, shutting the door behind him and stepping up to the chair, though he rest his hands on the back of it instead of sitting just yet. Mostly because he knows from experience that it's a challenge to get back up.

He's quiet a moment at Blake's last comment, feeling strangely... Appreciated? Liked? Wanted? But he brushes off all of those thoughts immediately, because he is not going to think about feelings, especially not when they're that level of pathetic.

So, instead--

"You know, it's weird. This is the first time we've talked outside of that cave." It's a strange thing to realize, that they'd been there so long, and been through so much, and it had all been in just one isolated place. This is the first time they've held a conversation somewhere that would be considered normal, or even just in daylight, which is an even more strange of a thought.