Thankfully the fact that he can't quite stand by himself is something Chizuru won't worry about. That much is normal, as far as she's seen - considering she remembers very little concretely from her own experience - from the new people. It was more a worry that he may have cut himself on a rock or something else while falling, but thankfully he seems to be as alright as he says he is. He must have gotten lucky and fallen down on a pristine patch of sandy beach.
"Of course," Chizuru says after briefly inspecting him, giving her answer even more emphasis with the tiny nod she gives Robby.
Trying to move him up by herself would be too much effort, since he's bigger than her, but Chizuru figures she ought to at least be able to help here.
"I'll try to guide your body along, so.. um.. all you have to do is just try to move along. And focus on your feet." That's probably the easiest task she can give him here. Something that should be doable, even with a squid brain. "You need to make sure they're steady against the ground so your weight doesn't shift.. It's about balance, you know?"
It feels a little silly to explain something like standing up this way to someone, but Chizuru is hoping it might trigger something in Robby's brain here to help this endeavour.
She's already moving after she says that last part though. She grabs onto the other's hands, tightly holding them in her own so they won't slip out and let him fall again. Chizuru can definitely notice he's got some muscle, but then again, that's much more familiar to her than any other bodytype after spending so much time around men who are crazy about swordfighting.
Once she's sure she's holding onto his hands securely, the girl moves to stand up. Slowly, though, rather than all at once, so she can guide him right along in the movement until they're all the way up.
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"Of course," Chizuru says after briefly inspecting him, giving her answer even more emphasis with the tiny nod she gives Robby.
Trying to move him up by herself would be too much effort, since he's bigger than her, but Chizuru figures she ought to at least be able to help here.
"I'll try to guide your body along, so.. um.. all you have to do is just try to move along. And focus on your feet." That's probably the easiest task she can give him here. Something that should be doable, even with a squid brain. "You need to make sure they're steady against the ground so your weight doesn't shift.. It's about balance, you know?"
It feels a little silly to explain something like standing up this way to someone, but Chizuru is hoping it might trigger something in Robby's brain here to help this endeavour.
She's already moving after she says that last part though. She grabs onto the other's hands, tightly holding them in her own so they won't slip out and let him fall again. Chizuru can definitely notice he's got some muscle, but then again, that's much more familiar to her than any other bodytype after spending so much time around men who are crazy about swordfighting.
Once she's sure she's holding onto his hands securely, the girl moves to stand up. Slowly, though, rather than all at once, so she can guide him right along in the movement until they're all the way up.