Pretty sure it's impossible for you to burden me. Unless you expect to be carried. I've put on some muscle, but that'd be a challenge.

[ Yuri understands the feeling, not wanting to burden others. In his case, it's more of a reluctance to lean on people, to bare some weakness that might come back to haunt him or be wielded against him sometime in the future. He could ill afford vulnerability, and in truth, he feels Dimitri's needs are greater than his own.

For that matter, the man he knows has already given him something he considers to be of immeasurable worth. Hope is intangible, but it's something he'd lost his hold of, since the start of the war. Having that rerurned to him is everything.

He wonders, briefly, whether it'd be the same for some other Yuri or not. ]

I'll hold you to it... Though right now, I'm just getting my bearings around here.