He was curious as to what the silver was doing, he was around quite often, though he was keeping most of his attention on Meridia, so until Aurelia spoke, his curiosity had been running rampant. He followed her to the device, leaving Blossom with Meridia, though Flute tagged along. He gave her a raised eyebrow before slightly shaking his head, hoping she realized he was asking her to not 'help.' She could watch, but if she tried anything, he would eject her from the room.<br/><br/>It was weird, seeing recognizable technology after nearly two and a quarter years. "Generator, surge protector, variable power distributor, surge protector, and adapter system. Surprised you managed to get a connection to the device though."<br/><br/>He froze, a flicker of something washing across his face so fast likely only Aphareal would recognize it as shock and anger before it faded, realizing the tone wasn't the Window's log-in tune he was familiar with, though it was damned close. Either a company that had replaced it, or Microsoft's equivalent in this world's past. "Interesting log in feature. Strangely similar to the one my world had. Parallels are stacking up more and more."<br/><br/>He picked up the tablet and flipped it open, frowning at the interface as it booted up, continuing to speak aloud as he examined the booting device, suspecting it had some way of translating any language it got enough of an audio sample from, and it might not have English. "Yes, definitely similar to the devices from home, though I am not familiar with the split screen on both 'pages' of the 'book.' We could do it, but the hinge point would apply wear and tear on the innards of the device, eventually causing it to degrade and break, rendering the device either inert or an actual danger."