"If you're sure." There's respect in his voice as he says it though, because it's both an honorable thought, and a wise one. He could see the temptation to use magic to supplement the physical abilities of one's own body, but he also thinks it could too easily become a crutch. Looking at the way the city seems segregated, he thinks it might be even more than that besides.

But her idea has merit, he thinks. Sharing a burden always makes it easier to bear, he knows it logically even if he chooses not to always acknowledge it. But it should apply in in this just as well as lifting something heavy. And if she's more practiced at it than he, they should be able to keep going for quite some time. "We should try it, at least."

He feels a little silly raising his hands at the furniture, but keeps the expression thereof off his face. The couple they're helping is already uneasy; it wouldn't do to look as if they're making fun.