At least Donnie doesn't make a fuss about his personal space being invaded. He knows where Leo is, and if he's right here, then he can protect him. But they can't stay here forever, and it's hard not feeling anxious when he can see the barrier flickering above them, both a sign of safety and a threat that keeps him from taking flight.

He shakes his head. Where would he even go, if he flies off now? He's not abandoning his brother. But staying up here isn't great. In the distance he can see more of those swords shattering, that tower and the creature it holds still some undecipherable puzzle to him. It bothers him, not knowing what's expected of them, what's even happened there. All he knows is that over there is more danger, more monsters and things that cause pain.

"....yeah."

Donnie had already been considering it when Leo asks, and he doesn't feel guilty about agreeing so readily. Let someone else be the hero for a change. Or...whatever it is. He doesn't know. All he knows is that he needs them both to be safe.

"Can you move?" he asks, stowing the bottle away as he prepares to get up and help Leo to his feet.