eachdraidh | [Voice - Both courts]

[This announcement comes to you thanks to a very nasal voice which seems to be doing it out of some kind of obligation. Don't judge ~~much~~.]

Ah, about the machines in the Station: they have instructions in Drabbish now. Printed paper sheets that I stuck next to each device, you can't miss it. So it would be really, really great if breaking could be avoided from now on. Just saying.

[He's heard some stories, okay. He likes having a little piece of home, please take care of it!]

Oh, and the cakes outside? Those are for the fairies, and they can get a liiiiittle... [Annoying as hell?] ...frustrated if you steal them so... try the kitchen if you're really hungry?

[Yes, he's even whipped by tiny fae women. Details.]

[Locked to Eren]

Hey, I did find some tools. I can take a look at your gear now.

[Locked to Queen Anne]

Your Majesty? It's true, machines do work here. I have the music if you still want to listen to it.

((ooc: Feel free to say your character found the sheets or the cakes and messed with them!))

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Ah, how wonderful! Which area of science? I'm afraid my own lack of knowledge is all the worse, for I too am a scientist, yet many of these devices escape me. What's more, they exist in my world, granted a number of years after my time, but even so. Do you give lessons at all?

Physics. What about you? [He's been doing lots of explanations lately, but official lessons? He isn't sure about that, however, teaching a fellow scientist does sound promising.] I... guess I could teach you some stuff? What's the, ah, "age" you come from like?

Physics! That would explain! For myself, I work in chemistry and biological-chemistry. Biology, especially anatomy, was the popular subject of my time - physics the most rare. The year was 1885, if we are of the same world, or at least one terribly similar. Very little by way of the technology I've seen in the Station, electric light had only just come into use, and far from widely, at that.

Ah, I'm from Earth, year 2010. And electricity is a very basic service that we need foooor... pretty much everything in every day life. If you're more into biology and chemistry, then we can skip the whys and just go to how to use them.

I've noticed the dependency on electricity, yes. [He laughs.] Even visions in the streets! Though I am certainly able to see the usefulness. Rather, I find it fascinating - it is not always so far off from chemistry. If you should care to speak of your area of expertise at length, I would be glad to listen. Or, if it is too much to ask out of the blue, please don't trouble yourself. The how is perfectly fine!

Ah, no, I don't mind at all. Physics is "my thing". [He has permission to babble about the subject he loves, and to someone that understand. He can't be bothered by something like that!] Is there somewhere you want me to start at? Physics covers, ah. Pretty much everything. It studies how the universe behaves and well, the universe isn't exactly... little.

The only answer I am able to give is, anything you most wish to speak on. My desire for learning is far too great to choose!

Alright then... let's see. [He isn't sure where to start so he goes from the beginning, explaining the way electricity evolved through the years and the system used to provide most cities in the country.]