Sunset had been holding her glow for a few minutes now. Mykel was impressed, but he kept having the nagging in the back of his mind that he's got to walk the night. Sunset was giving him a lot of important data, but he didn't want to put all his eggs in one basket. Though, when she said she could blind things, Mykel's ears perked up a little. That would be something he has to see. Though, probably through welding goggles or something. Regardless, today was just his first day with Sunset, and after the kindness Mykel showed her, she would certainly return.<br/>That was when Sunset took off her coat. Much too familiar a gesture; Mykel didn't like to get too close to his subjects. He was collecting data, not making friends. Or otherwise. Another minute or two after that, he pressed the button on his stopwatch, "Well, Sunset. You've given me a lot of data so far. I'll have to find somewhere to write it, but I don't want to strain you too hard. I wish I could see as bright as you can be, but I do enjoy seeing. I'll tell you what, though. If you still aren't totally confident to return outside, I'll certainly let you stay here the night, as ...homey, as it is. But I actually have field research to perform. I could even leave the generator on for you; a week ago someone paid me for a pretty major surgery with about a dozen gallons of gas, God knows where he got it. I would be back to open up shop in the morning."