While Anna has having her head talked off about the trains she noticed Athena and Vyre had mysteriously disappeared, but she would hear the occasional giggle from one or both of them. "This is a train. Locomotive." Bilbi held up her model train. "They're a prototype of Dwarven ingenuity based on their steam tanks. But instead of going to war they haul these things called cars. The cars can haul either people or goods too heavy for a beast of burden to carry. And because they run on steam and coal like a tank, they can run forever as long as they're fed fuel." The Gnome blinked and stared at Anna for a moment. "You're... a simple girl, aren't you? Ah, you must be one of Vyre's pets! A thousand apologies! I made assumptions and now I must look like an ass." She put the train back on the track and beamed proudly as it started to chug along again. "Vyre asked you about puzzles so why don’t we show you those? They’re very simple and easy to understand, and could be a fun bonding experience for you and the babe once it’s born.” She smiled awkwardly and lead Anna away from the trains. “We’ll uh… we can ask Vyre to pick one out for your father.” They came to what looked like a bunch of painted boxes. “These are puzzles. The box shows you what’s inside, but when you open it.” She grabbed one box and pulled it open to show Anna all of the pieces inside. “It’s broken up into pieces and you have to put them together. It can be a good challenge for anyone of all ages. You pick a picture and then you pick how many pieces you want it broken into. The more pieces the greater the challenge.” Despite the Gnome’s best attempt to explain the puzzles to Anna they would both be distracted by Vyre growling and chasing after a hysterically giggling Athena who was holding her shield and what looked like a rubber chicken. “I have never seen her like that before. Who is that little girl?”<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>