[ Just a little more accessible. Astronauts? She might have stumbled across that word somewhere in one of the many books she's borrowed. Same with spaceships—that one's easy enough to figure out just from the name. She was supposed to go to Earth for an indefinite amount of time, to keep another girl company in a desolate world. And then someday, she would like to go back up to the moon, to visit a friend.
Maybe she's thinking too far ahead while she's still here in Etraya, with the responsibility to protect the multiverse on her shoulders. But there isn't much she can do until the next mission. ]
...In the country I grew up in, people got around on carriages pulled by horses. I only just learned what a trolley is too.
[ To give Accelerator an idea of what she's most familiar with. Yet she does know about some advanced technology like elevators and teleporters because that's what the Cage had. There's a lot of new things that she's only just learned about.
She scampers back over to the table, where the drying book remains along with a thin stack of other books that she wants to keep borrowing. She clambers up into a chair, rummaging through her remaining selection. ]
Do you have a spaceship? ...This?
[ Poking through the books, she holds one up that shows a cartoony, brightly colored unrealistic depiction of a rocket ship. Unsure what he means by "just fly"... ]
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Maybe she's thinking too far ahead while she's still here in Etraya, with the responsibility to protect the multiverse on her shoulders. But there isn't much she can do until the next mission. ]
...In the country I grew up in, people got around on carriages pulled by horses. I only just learned what a trolley is too.
[ To give Accelerator an idea of what she's most familiar with. Yet she does know about some advanced technology like elevators and teleporters because that's what the Cage had. There's a lot of new things that she's only just learned about.
She scampers back over to the table, where the drying book remains along with a thin stack of other books that she wants to keep borrowing. She clambers up into a chair, rummaging through her remaining selection. ]
Do you have a spaceship? ...This?
[ Poking through the books, she holds one up that shows a cartoony, brightly colored unrealistic depiction of a rocket ship. Unsure what he means by "just fly"... ]