Somehow Cal wasn't surprised by the male's answer, Elliot seemed to like a lot of things after all, he seemed the type to find something good about anything given a chance to. He did agree with him that all the colors were pleasant to look at though, the subtle changes when one just sat and watched them... It was relaxing, and for Cal the sunrise was the end of another day, a chance to rest, a break from everything.<br/><br/>When the question was posed back to him he hardly had to think it over. "I prefer watching the sunrise, though I suppose I still do not understand the difference between them."  He replied. Both were just as beautiful as the other, but as with many things, his habits and his preferences were all colored by someone else rather than himself. He didn't mind that though, instead he took each of these now habitual moments and thoughts as a chance to cease being simply the son of a noble vampire line. He sought them out for that feeling.<br/><br/>"Have you ever been to see the sunrise over the ocean?" He asked Elliot, seemingly more talkative than he was at home. It was easier to talk here than in that stuffy mansion with so many memories of his family in it. It was much easier for him to simply wish to hear another person speaking, even if it was about such useless topics. He and Elliot would have plenty of time to talk he knew, but oddly he felt as though once they returned home he would find himself not seeking out the human to do so. He'd return to his work with the knowledge that Elliot was somewhere safe and where Sarah could converse with him. Here, he felt as though he had to cater to the human instead. It wasn't a bad feeling.