Mykel acknowledged Sunset's waking without looking up from the microscope. "Good morning, I hope you slept well. Feel free to have some of the actual food, instead of those dry bricks they call food. Also, I should be getting patients in soon. You're also free to stick around for that, something actually interesting might come up." He switched off the microscope, turning to face Sunset and the rest of the room. "I trust the dog didn't come back last night?"<br/>There were obvious circles under his eyes, dark bags that told of a restless night. Mykel was just lucky the four-armed woman hadn't gotten any blood on him, that would have been such a hassle to clean. The test tubes of blood rested in a stand right next to the microscope, and both were only about half-full at this point. Mykel got up from his seat to turn on the various lights in the room, the fluorescent tubes glowing with an audible hum. Even the giant neon sign out front could be heard in the silence of the morning.<br/>"It looks like you might have slept a little awkward. I can give you something for the pain, if you'd like."