Initially, his reaction to the sight of her is of concern and worry - there is no need for her to be standing so soon! She needs to rest, to allow her body to heal...and then he remembers that she has already done that, has already been healed.

His eyes sweep quickly over her form, then back to her face. She is hungry, and as she mentioned - she needs to hunt. He will help her.

He glances to Taweret.

"I am in your debt," he says softly. He does not need to explain for what exactly that debt may be, but he figures that the midwife will understand what he is not saying. (The blessing to go forth, to act as Her hands, to exact justice.)