Don't strain yourself with that gratitude or anything. "You're welcome," she replies sardonically. He'd better appreciate just how generous she's being with him, considering that he ruined her friendship with Gabriel, which was really very important to her.

She is quite tempted to leave him in the grass until the next unfortunate person stumbles over him, but she's already helped him this far, might as well get him out of the way entirely. So she lowers her horn close to him once again, because that's certainly more comfortable than having him claw into her nose again. "Hold on then, if you're not going to wake up."