This was one of those moments where Rookie desperately wished he hadn't take off his armor, because at least then he might have been able to hide his embarrassment a little easier. With his brain still trying to catch up on everything that had happen, and the fact that he hadn't been able to control himself - magic or no magic - only caused that silence he'd fallen into to linger just a moment longer, before he finally shook his head with a sigh.

"Don't make it out to be your fault, either." He paused there, frowning when he caught sight of her rubbing that arm, before he turned away and sent a glance towards the door. Mainly to double check that it was closed, considering he didn't want a repeat of earlier to make things even more awkward, before he was making the attempt to stand up and put some space between them. "Just means we have to be more careful around glowing balls of light till whatever those things are disappear."

If they disappeared, and a good portion of him wanted to see them gone. Reasons being that he knew there were some parts that hadn't been all magic. That it had been him, and that it could have just been a simple kiss if not for whatever that was. Which is why it bothered him, and made Rookie want to very quickly bury that feeling so he could try and figure it out later.

So he buckled that thought down, gave her a smile and then leaned forwards to offer her a hand up. "Still doesn't feel like I should be any less sorry, though. You okay?"