It seemed Robbie was more animatronic gimmick than technological marvel and Jake's interest cooled quickly leaving him feeling foolish that he had been duped. However effective the program might be at managing power, water, luggage or delivers to the apartment it seemed it hardly deserved the term A.I. considering its lack of social adaptability, especially since interacting with residence would be a key aspect of functionality. Cynically Jake started to reel in his sense of wonder.<br/><br/>Jake followed Nessa in with a nervous smile of his own. Inside he blinked a few times his eyes flicking back and forth about the place. Spartan was right. The things Nessa had confided in him on the way here clashed against the first impression of the apartment, the parts not fitting together. No introverted dryads she had told him, yet here her place was way more techie shut-in haven than an inviting social space. Mentally he updated his own plans. I am really going to need to find my own place.<br/><br/>Still processing and not knowing quiet what to say Jake went over to the window giving the only genuine complement he could. "Gorgeous view." It was an incredible view and Jake allowed himself to be lost in it for a moment, the artfully designed modern city and park on display before. He gave a happy sigh and turned away from the window. Looking about his expression of confusion becoming obvious all of a sudden. "Is there just the one bedroom?" As soon as the words were out of his mouth he blushed.