In "Night Embrace" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, there is a playful exchange between Talon and Vane regarding Talon's ability to shapeshift into human form. Vane humorously questions if Talon can maintain his human form during daylight, implying the challenges that come with such a transformation. Talon confidently affirms that he can indeed take human form in daylight. He follows up with a witty remark about the difficulties of answering a phone without fingers, highlighting the practicality and humorous side of their situation. This interaction showcases the characters' camaraderie and sets a light-hearted tone in the midst of the story's more serious elements.

In "Night Embrace" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, there is a playful exchange between Talon and Vane regarding Talon's ability to shapeshift into human form. Vane humorously questions if Talon can maintain his human form during daylight, implying the challenges that come with such a transformation.

Talon confidently affirms that he can indeed take human form in daylight. He follows up with a witty remark about the difficulties of answering a phone without fingers, highlighting the practicality and humorous side of their situation. This interaction showcases the characters' camaraderie and sets a light-hearted tone in the midst of the story's more serious elements.