From the girl suddenly speaking up, the male jumped up slightly and turned his head in her direction at light speed. He stared at her, without making any move to create space between him and her, examining her. The goggles which covered his eyes had his face look devoid of any emotion there. Whatever it was he held in his hands, it now rested on his lap with his hands beside him, and the boy having sat up to face the girl.<br/><br/>Resting beside him for only a mere two seconds, he quickly returned his hands to his lap and grasped his creation, holding it up eye-level for the girl to see. "It's a wind-up toy." He quickly said in answer to her question. The small toy looked very basic in appearance, with only a small metal box as its body and two short legs, one on either side, also metal and shaped like upside down T's. On the toy's side there was something to wind up the toy.<br/><br/>"I can show you that if works if you want." The boy said, almost as if to prove he was capable of creating something which works. Or to challenge the girl, in case she may have thought it couldn't work. He held the toy and wound it up, before placing it onto one of his hands, raising it for her to see it quickly and unsteadily shuffle across his palms and fingers before it tumbled to the grass below. Upon impact with the ground, one of its legs fell off, which earned an audible sigh from the boy. "Ah well. I can always fix it I guess."