"Yep... very comfy."  Jen smiles at his concern.  She gingerly holds the laptop, not sure just how fragile the thing is.  Then the screen fills with images and the speakers start playing music.  A smile crosses her face as they meet the protagonist, and soon she's watching the movie just like a little kid would.<br/><br/>Liz smiles as Cayn's words echo her own thoughts.  "Well, I'm glad you liked it.  Maybe next time I'm free we could go and see some of the local area.  Get you out and about a bit."  Speaking about the future draws her mind back to what the next day would bring.  She feels her mood fall a bit but forces herself to ignore it.  If its the price she has to pay to keep learning and to spend more time with Cayn, then so be it.  Plus, the whole place seems to be growing on her.<br/><br/>"Alright... now, the next bit is slightly more complicated."  She hefts the laptop up and places it with one en on his leg and one on hers.  "This is called a laptop.  It's a travel computer... and a computer is a machine that can do all sorts of things with micro chips and memory and stuff I really don't understand.  Anyways, one of the best things it does is play games.  The game I've loaded is one that might seem kinda odd to you... it's called World of Warcraft. There's a whole bunch of these games, but we've only got one right here.  Anyways... it's a human attempt to mimic the world you live in.  See, you can be an orc or a night elf or an undead or a whole bunch of others.  And then you run around and either fight with swords or with magic.  We can't really play this right because we don't have internet yet... but when we get that I'll show you.  I do have to warn you, though, it can get kinda addicting.  I've had some of my friends at school spend weeks doing nothing but playing this..."