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Helena Wells-Quinzel is H.G. Wells (indelibleink) wrote in makebelievelog,

A chuckle could not be contained as Helena watched Claudia contort to remove the tape ball from her back. There was another chuckle upon Claudia sticking her tongue out at her. It was welcome levity, to say the least. And she did so enjoy teasing people, especially if it was physical teasing by sticking a tape ball to someone's back.

Helena blinked upon seeing the red laser dot, her eyes almost following it more closely than she focused on what Claudia was obviously pointing out to her. Really, the modern age still had many innovations and inventions that Helena found highly fascinating. There were times she could possibly be classified as being ADHD when she was presented with things she had not seen before. But such was the downside of being an inventor, her mind always was drawn to ingenuity.

But the Victorian woman was able to focus on what Claudia was explaining, nodding a bit as Claudia explained the targets. Tilting her head slightly, she studied both pictures with an attentive eye. Games these days seemed to rely so very much on technology that Helena herself was only beginning to come to understand. She was soon going to get some more books from the library on electronics and modern mechanics so she could better understand how modern things worked. Clearly this would also allow her to build more things on her own if she could understand circuitry and mechanics better. She wouldn't need to rely on Anakin or Claudia teaching her. Not that she disliked learning from them, quite the opposite, but she would like to be able to make moving robots on her own now that things could be powered by electricity, or sunlight, as opposed to steam power.

"So the only way you can register a hit on your opponent is when you hit one of the smaller targets on the front or back of the vest?" Helena looked at Claudia for confirmation or denial of that. That's how it seemed the vest worked, but it was best to be certain. She did need to know how good of a shot she needed to be for this game. Not that Helena was a poor shot, she was actually a really good shot when it came to aiming guns, real or fake, she just tended to not like wielding the weapons for multiple reasons.