"I thought you were sleeping," Roy said as he hopped out of the tree. He made sure his energy was surrounding himself thickly before stepping out of the shade from the trees and following Blue into the house. "And I wasn't spying, I promise," he said as he walked inside. "I can't see a thing through walls if the lights are on inside."<br/><br/>Blue walked into the kitchen and greeted Reina good morning. Reina turned and smiled and gave a pleasant good morning back. Her spirits dampened ever so slightly when she saw that Roy was now inside of their house, but she kept her mouth shut, reminding herself that Blue could pretty much kick his butt if he tried anything funny.<br/><br/>"Good morning," Roy said to Reina as he walked into the kitchen. He could be sure she was there because Blue had greeted her. In all honesty, he could barely see anything. It was moments like these when a heat-vision, night-vision combo really did more harm than good. In the bright light, with the heat that the light filling the air gave off, everything sort of blended together. Artificial lighting wasn't dangerous at all, but sometimes it made it harder to see than light from the sun.<br/><br/>"Good morning," Reina said back to Roy, her voice slightly tighter than usual, but not very noticeable. "I suppose I don't have to worry about making any breakfast for you."<br/><br/>"No," he said. "I'm fine." Then of course, he couldn't see the table and walked right into it. "Still fine," he said, smiling sheepishly.<br/><br/>Reina held back a laugh, something she didn't think she'd have to do around a vampire.