Polaris nodded his head. "Indeed." He said. Feeling quite tired and it was possibly because he was a star on the world that was nearing dawn. His form would adjust but thankfully in the daytime it would be near impossible to see his natural glow than at night. That was thanks to the sunlight. He smiled warmly at the man. "Sleep well sir." He said in a kind voice. He stayed on the couch and didn't move again. Looking to Emilee and wondered what they were going to do tomorrow and the days after until they could figure out how to get him back into the heavens. He closed his eyes for a moment then shook his head and waking himself up. He had never experienced true sleepiness. This feeling was new and not exactly helpful.<br/><br/>She seemed lost in thought and so he tried his best to miss as much of the thoughts he would normally catch as possible. He was trying hard not to be invasive. He could only wonder, as he could not remember yet, why he was able to catch important snippits of her thoughts. So strange. It was a clue to a mystery he just couldn't solve right now. Focusing in on her as she made a sigh of relief. She didn't seem to be too excited by the prospect of him coming with her. Looking at his clothes. "I suppose I'm going to need clothing." He said as he mused. Looking at her and smiled warmly. Maybe if he kept himself cooler the heat of his body would not burn through clothing...maybe. It was worth a shot. It would be even more draining on him then the sunlight hours but it would be worth it while he was here.<br/><br/>Stars were really adjustable. He just didn't remember this. "I would like to come with you." He said with a smile. "I think I've had enough excitement for one night. Enough to last me for a bit." He said with a light laugh. "Work? Oh. Right. I believe that is what I have seen people doing...I think. I can't remember for sure." He said. A hand going to the front of his head. The palm resting on his forehead while he tried to stop the pulsing headache and remember. Nothing. It just wasn't coming to him. His glow started getting increasingly warmer as the wishing star part of him began to pulsate in response to her unspoken desire for a new job. He felt dizzy as it pulsated faster and faster. His body doubling over. What was happening?<br/><br/>The pulsating grew brighter still then flashed. Starting to return to normal. He was exhausted and wasn't sure that was normal. He shook off the pulsatingness and the light from him began to dim again. He felt light headed and confused. What had just happened? What happened was he had granted her wish as he had no control over it. Luckily it was only because she had apparently earned it. Stars in general had no control over the wishes they granted. So very soon a better job that paid more, had more reliable hours, and she'd enjoy more would come into existance for her. Or come to be. Maybe someplace she had applied to but not gotten into would open up. Who knows as the granting of wishes, when they happened, worked in mysterious ways. Not even the stars themselves knew how the whole thing worked.<br/><br/>Wishes got granted but if everyones wish was granted then stars would die out. Stars bodies automatically, when they were ones like him, found pure hearted ones or ones that had earned a helping hand and granted those wishes. Sometimes it happened other times a push in the right direction was all that was granted. In this case the wish entirely had gotten fulfilled. It was completely out of the stars control. The big bang center is what spawned this stars. It was what controlled the wishes that its star people granted. Usually there was only one living star to each galaxy. The milky way galaxy had only one...him.<br/><br/>Of course all of this information was currently sealed away in his head somewhere. Blank at the moment because he was not able to recall any of it. He wasn't even sure what happened. "Go get some sleep. I'm sure you need it. You have to get up within a few hours or so. I'll be fine down here. I'm feeling really drained and beyond exhausted." He looked up at her. "Sleep well Emilee. May the heavens grant you a restful sleep. He got up and pulled the blanket down. "And...thank you for answering my cry for help." He said.Turning on his side on the couch and managed to somehow curl up on it a bit and soon drifted off. The light warmth making the couch warm but not burning it. Even in his sleep he was controlling his temperature and the amount of light rays he gave off.<span style="font-style: italic">Sleep well Emilee. See you in the morni....</span>The words would come from his mind as they had before but trail off before they finished as his mind fell into a deep sleep. The temperature in the room, even with the fan, was nice and cozy.