She felt relieved to know she could stop the warming glow, the metal chair even becoming uncomfortably warm. She quickly let the glow dim and stood up, suddenly feeling the cooler air hit her skin with a sigh of relief and bliss. She felt a bit dizzy, though, so she had to move to a different chair. This metal was even cooler than the air and made the heat fade away much quicker. She heard that he was willing to let her stay the night here, but however kind this gesture was, she'd feel strange sleeping here. "I think it'll be safe to head outside now." She could've blinded the dog if she wanted to, but she knows how much it hurts and she had the option to take cover instead. So, tonight, she'd settle with having to blind someone. But she did feel really dizzy. Perhaps she should stay here tonight. "But, I would feel much better sleeping here tonight. No need to run the generator on my account."