Rolan gave a hollow chuckle in reply to her address. "I'm no knight.. I don't need no 'sirs' before my name." He informed her, his chuckle dying away due to the fresh wave of pain that seemed to roll over him. Carefully he rested his arm on his horses saddle, trying his best to focus on her, instead of the various agonies he was experiencing. She was an odd one in his eyes, far too pretty and perfect, her noble blood shining through in the way she held her self, her very air and graceful manner of talking. It all seemed too strange after the recent savagery he had just partaken in and he couldn't help but frown at her in bewilderment.

"[b]But...Might you know where my steed has run off to? I do not see him present[/b].." she inquired, much to Rolans dismay. [i]Shit[/i].
With much effort he craned his neck around to check the various horses that milled about where he left them, his eyes scanning across to count their number. With a weary sigh he returned his gaze to her briefly before casting them to the floor.

"Apologies my lady." He began, bowing his head. "It must've ran off during the fighting, mayhaps I might..." He suggested, trailing off as he looked about the area, completely unsure of which direction it took, the various tracks in the ground masking its own. With a grunt he dismissed the idea, continuing to frown as he examined the dirt beneath his fingernails, thinking of a way to make amends.

"Here." He started suddenly, gently pushing off his horses saddle to grab its reigns, limping slowly toward her as he offered her to take them  with an extension of his hand. "You can take him til we find your horse or we make it home, whichever comes first." He explained. "I hope you didn't lose too many personal effects." He added, untying his old helmet and one of the saddle bags from his grey palfrey. He offered an apologetic smile briefly before remembering how ghastly he must look covered in filth with his hair matted to the side of his head with blood, dropping the smile he gave a curt bow of the head in its place.