Eddy seemed happy for him, glad that Luke had found a solid position-- things had been rough, shaky, but now the ground seemed more sturdy and less like he was going to fall through the cracks.  It gave him space to breathe, and Luke took the congratulations with a shy grin, inwardly beaming from ear to ear.<br/><br/>When Eddy brought the tablet back over and showed him the screen, Luke leaned in with interest, grey-blue eyes wide in the digital light as he peered at the image.  It was a skull, or at least it looked like one so far; one of those 3-D programs that let you make things with volume and shape.  Fancy technology, stuff Luke didn't understand and hadn't been around, but he liked the way it looked immensely.<br/><br/>"Oh, yeah? You liking it...?"  He chirped the questions out with curiosity, blinking between the tablet and Eddy with a wider, brighter smile.  It was good to see the man making things; the sketchbook had been lovely, Luke felt very lucky he'd been able to take a peek inside, but he imagined this might be a little easier on Eddy's hands, holding a stylus versus a pencil, etc...<br/><br/>"It's very cool," the boy added, taking another sip of his drink to cool down.  The bar was full of fans, but they were struggling to displace the terrible heat rolling in from the door.  A manmade cave/accidental sauna.  "Is it hard to do?  Hard to learn...?"