Zero looked at her as she stared at him in a strange way. He blinked. Was he really that strange. He finished eating the apple and was full. He decided not to waste the apple. He began to rearrange the molecules. You could almost literally see the molecules and atoms changing as it glowed. Turning into a smaller seed than before. He put it in his pouch. An old leather bag that was clearly from older days. "Machines?" His old world accent coming out. "Horses seem more conventional then these...machines...I do not see the concept behind  maachines." He said softly. "Why does everything look so futuristic?" He mumbled to himself.<br/><br/>Looking back at her with a smile. "Can you help me learn these things? The highest machine we have is the sodder which has needle like points on a long wheel made of iron." He smiled at her. "I have seen things like that." He pointed to a motorized lawn mower. "Which look like they would be very useful on our grass but...my family used to say we are down to earth. We keep things natural." He sighed a bit. "I am so overwhelmed by all of this machine stuff and advanced technology. Like somehow people hear noise in their ears (music via mp3)." He looked at her curiously. "Why are you in garbs not of cotton and home spun?" He asked. "I do not understand this."<br/><br/>He ran a hand into his hair in frustration. Lifting it to look at her. "What year is it?" He asked curiously. "Back home we live like it is the sixteen hundres or sometime around then. I do not know the actual year as we do not live in times like these were buildings are not made of stone or wood. I have never seen houses and buildings like these. Where are the barns?" he asked. Smiling at her. "It really is a pleasure to meet you Lady Emily." His old world accent still there. It had slipped out and he couldn't mask it. It sounded straight out of the sixteen or eighteen hundreds. "I need to find someplace to stay but...I do not know where to go. I feel so lost in this world outside my small town." He said. Looking saddened by this fact.