As Midna pushed the orb through Mael's forehead her vision trembled and she gasped, her whole body shuddering. Something inside her shifted. It didn't hurt, but the sensation was both distubing and somehow comforting, as though she had lost something and gained something else. She shuddered again, and opened her eyes. She blinked several times, trying to adjust her eyes. Everything looked so...different. Everything around her was the same, but she could see it clearly, and somehow felt as though she could see the night itself. She looked up at Midna and noticed that she had become somehow more radiant than before. She had a certain glow about her, and it warmed Mael's spirit to be near her. She felt a strong kinship with the imp-like creature now, though she couldn't really explain the feeling. The leaves that covered her that had moments ago been dull and faded were now vibrant again, colored in deep greens, purples, and blues. She took a deep breath, smiling. She felt wonderful! She had never felt like this near night before and she loved it. She stood up in the tree branch and laughed, staring at the moon. "This is wonderful! My spirit now shines at night as well! I will not be useless to them anymore! I can feel the spirits of the night as though they were my kin!" She took a deep breath, closing her eyes, a smile on her face. "I thank you Midna. I am glad you think I am not useless. I will be helpful now." She sat back down, but was antsy. All weariness had left her body, and she was eager to explore the night for the first time. "I will be glad of your company! You are welcome with me. This is your world yes? You must show it to me!"She said with a broad smile, grabbing Midna's hand and hopping out of the tree.