Cal turned his eyes away from the sky as Elliot spoke, crimson eyes watching the other male for a long moment. Was it that different? His expression softened some as he sighed softly and looked up again. "Mm, I see… Perhaps humans are more in tune with such things." He murmured. To him both were beautiful, but if it was just on looks then they were the same… the reds and purples and pinks were all so similar, but one brought about the rise of the vampires, and the other brought their slumber, both in contrast to the humans. But maybe it was all just about one's perceptions.<br/><br/>He didn't notice Elliot's little experiment, if he had he probably would have assured him that his thoughts were safe from him… though there were some that Cal did believe really could read minds, or something eerily close to it. Instead. Hearing that Elliot also hadn't been to the ocean he simply nodded in agreement to the idea of going. "I have not either. I have heard there is little for my kind to do there, that it is a place that humans prefer." He replied, after all he would only be able to enjoy it at night.<br/><br/>"I would like to go once though. We should bring Sarah as well I think, she may enjoy it too." He continued. Perhaps Sarah and Elliot could enjoy the beach together during the day since Cal wouldn't be able to. "I have heard stories from business acquaintances of beaches where the ocean glows blue during the night as though filled with stars. I am rather intrigued." He then looked back to Elliot before deciding that he had best head inside before the sun rose much higher. As he stepped past the human though he gently pat his head, his touch feather light. "Think of many things you wish to see. I will show you as many as I am able." He murmured before heading inside and retiring to the couch. Maybe he could show Elliot all the things he hadn't been able to show the person he most wished to. Maybe that would make him feel a little less guilty.