Naito followed her in, keeping an eye on her. He didn't want his companion and apparent coworker to have a mental breakdown again. He knew about fire being a problem in her history, and her physiology likely made that even worse. He disliked talking about his own problems, so it wasn't his place to ask about hers.
As such, he said nothing more as she led him to the video game section. He had never seen these types of games, the ones played on these screens. Some forms of hologram? He knew of them, having heard from others on his journey so far, but had never seen them himself.
Judging from the image on the poster and her response, it seemed she knew more about certain game makers. That style there... it seemed at once magical and highly advanced in terms of technology. What else could she have known?
While he was rather reserved, Naito was still curious. As such, he turned to his green-skinned friend. "Who?" he asked. Whether he meant who this "Tetsuya Nomura" was, or who the person in the image was... that was unclear. However, given her surprise, he at least had an idea that perhaps Nomura-san was the maker of the "game" he resided within now. Perhaps she was thinking on the paradox, or at least recursive nature of it all?
As such, he said nothing more as she led him to the video game section. He had never seen these types of games, the ones played on these screens. Some forms of hologram? He knew of them, having heard from others on his journey so far, but had never seen them himself.
Judging from the image on the poster and her response, it seemed she knew more about certain game makers. That style there... it seemed at once magical and highly advanced in terms of technology. What else could she have known?
While he was rather reserved, Naito was still curious. As such, he turned to his green-skinned friend. "Who?" he asked. Whether he meant who this "Tetsuya Nomura" was, or who the person in the image was... that was unclear. However, given her surprise, he at least had an idea that perhaps Nomura-san was the maker of the "game" he resided within now. Perhaps she was thinking on the paradox, or at least recursive nature of it all?