If Jean had still been alive, she would have been acutely aware of the wave of soul deep relief and gratitude Scott felt at Sandy's answer.

That by far, far, eclipsed his moment of being impressed by the way Sandy changed his body and the control and precision of those changes.

Trust wasn't completely there, but just having an alternative if something happened was an enormous weight off. It was the removal of something he always had to consider on some level but, for this mission, didn't.

"I can get around better than you'd think blind, but it's not ideal." He paused, and then just said, "Thanks." People would be surprised. People were idiots about Scott. "You need to look at the visor, or is the only part of it that matters here the quartz?" Hell, he didn't know.