"I'll do my best to keep myself up to speed without risking you," he said at length, giving a nod. It wasn't that he didn't appreciate the offer so much as he worried about the change in their relationship already. Eames knew what Arthur was but it wasn't the same as living with it, seeing what he could do and the kind of monster he was now. He'd been the same monster before but it wasn't the same as seeing it.

"Let's see if there's clothes here, anything that can help and then go from there," he said, nodding. He didn't want to stay still any longer than they had to either. "I can handle indirect sunlight for an indefinite amount of time. It's weakening but not killing. Even direct sunlight takes quite a bit of time to kill me," he admitted softly, glancing down and then back up at Eames. "We're safe leaving, I'll just have to compensate for it."

Which was another reason he didn't want to think about feeding on Eames.