Sure. [Easy agreement, because he gets it. He would sacrifice the whole world for his family, himself included. He's hardly one to argue that particular point.] It just sounds to me like there'd be no her without you.

[That's what they do, after all. Knights, vanguards, cavaliers. Maybe it's a little too childish a mindset, some remnant of that storybook hero he'd once dreamt of becoming, but--it is still something he believes in.

(Granted, the knight needs their charge just as much, but--he doesn't point that part out.)]

And hey, if the only way is how you're expecting it to go, at least you won't be a set of bones doing her laundry.