While Eda’s coming to understand Human Realm technology a good deal better than she used to—and at least somewhat better than she sometimes lets on, she can’t say the tech fair is really her scene.

She’s not sure where to start, at least as far as it comes to the actual booths and exhibits. Nor is she sure exactly how closely she wants to investigate them, given what happened last time she played a game in a science exhibit.

But she has been watching people. Where they’re going, what they’re looking at, what’s seeming to make them nervous. Which ones she’s spotting more times over than the rest. And so part of her isn’t surprised by the time the girl in the wide-brimmed hat calls direct attention to herself.

Eda’s ears prick up at the voice, but she does her best to look casual as she looks up to spot the source.

“Nah, I think I’m doing alright.” Or at least, she’s not about to admit it. But she is curious about the person asking.

“What about you. Need any to get down from there?” After all, it looks a little tricky. For most people, at any rate. She already doubts this is most people.