When the other seemed to get so upset with the picture he was a bit surprised... He hadn't meant to offend him, simply having tried to explain that to him an oni and an ogre were the same, a creature with horns and fangs and the like... he didn't really think anything more about it. However, he watched, and when the other jolted back as the picture changed to an ogre mask instead he then watched the other seem to reel slightly.<br/><br/>He blinked as the other tried to state something and after a moment he spoke back. "Do you not have a phone?" He asked, somewhat confused but... Then again, it wasn't the weirdest part of his day. So he turned off the screen for a moment and tapped the screen. "Cell phone." He stated before turning it back on and then deciding to go with something simple as he sat beside the other on the bed so the man could see what he was doing on the screen.<br/><br/>He searched "human" next, then clicked a picture of a man. "Human." He stated, then he flicked the screen to change the picture. "It has all kinds of things... all the information that humans know." He added, though he supposed that was really the internet and not the phone itself... But he wouldn't get into too many details. "Most humans here have them. We use them to talk to each other too." He continued, pulling up his text messages. "Like sending letters." He hoped all that made sense, but honestly, he wans't sure how to simplify it further.<br/><br/>The phone did give him an idea though and he reached for the remote on the nightstand and turned on the tv in the room, one he rarely used. "And it's not magic but "technology", humans don't believe in real magic." He stated, using his phone to look up a tv guide before finding the right channel. He found a children's show, one for very young kids, but maybe the other could learn a few words from it, they had to start somewhere. "TV." He said pointing to it. "And remote." He added... It felt like this was going to be a rather painful process.