Raziel laughed a bit, impossible? "It has to be possible if I'm here," He smiled. He seemed a bit off to the boy, a little weird and awkward. He wasn't a man of many words it seemed, and his question wasn't answered in any of the short blurbs. He didn't push the question as the other didn't seem to want to talk about it that much, so he let it go for the moment.<br/><br/>The offer to stay and watch a sunset was rather adorable, and he couldn't refuse. Looking out to the lowering sun he squinted his eyes, the view from the bubble looked like the person needed glasses. "The sunset looks much different outside of the bubble," He said, but he would stay with the other and keep him company until the sun hid behind the vast range of mountains in the far off distance. Carefully he placed himself in the ash of grass, knowing his jeans were about to become disgustingly filthy with soot and dried up earth.<br/><br/>Inside of the space, the colors were very dark and overly saturated. It seemed like everything was slightly more blurred than usual with an annoying fuzzy feel to it. The sun was more like a dusty white orb with an awkward sunburst of lemon yellow that so abruptly turned to a cranberry red, then somewhere merged into a burnt orange that muddily went to a royal blue. It was the least appealing sunset he had seen! But the other seemed... to really enjoy it.<br/><br/>"The sun is yellow, a bright and beautiful yellow that hurts to look at for too long, and it's all in the shape of a neat ball. Then it does fade to those colors, but they're much more lively and crisp," He spoke in a hushed voice, almost feeling like he should be quiet for this time. He thought of how to explain it, but the other should know what the sunset looks like. He didn't live in the bubble! "I'm sorry, I sound like a know it all! Of course you know what it looks like," He smiled, not sure why the other preferred to look at it in this kind of way. Maybe he had sensitive eyes.