Welcome to Gaia! ::

The experiences that this boy had could hardly be over taken by someone who had a rather easy life compared to his even if they were older than him. He gave her a kind smile as he heard her venomous reply, "Yup, see you around. I'm sure you'll meet a few dragons here, considering the King of the dragons of Faranth Errol and some of his kin from the land he rules are currently here in town. It was part of the reason I mentioned it. And always be careful on how you speak with a person, you never know who they are." He said to her with a bright smile, but there was a surprising pressure behind that smile, pressure that more than matched the venom that was hidden behind her final words. It was at that moment he stood up and waved at her a bit before walking off as he whistled, if one listened closely, the would notice that his footsteps didn't make a single sound as he walked on the paved path. He was glad to finally be away from that aura that gave him that disgustingly calm feeling, though it was because of that, a little of his true personality had leaked out a bit as he spoke to Maggie, not that he really cared, but it could be annoying at the least later, so it may be better not to visit that restaurant she works at.

Matt had a slight look of irritation as he entered the park, the reason being of his most recent acquaintance, a certain ghost girl, who enjoyed chatting way to much. He let out sigh and calmed himself using a breathing technique from a form of martial arts he knows. After becoming calm, he let his cheerful facade come upon his face as he walked along the park. The reason he had done this was because he could already a pair of people up ahead. These two were wearing rather weird clothing, well at least the purple haired one was wearing wearing weird clothes, the other, shorter girl looked more like a misplaced mechanic. There was a slight curiosity as he remembered seeing people that looked similar to them before. He hummed a bit as he was heading past them with his hands in his pocket, his crimson pupils looking at them again for a moment before heading over to a different bench and set his bag on his lap. From in it, he pulled out a book on mechanical engineering and opened the book to read. He was still in the process of learning about what kind of level this world was at in terms of magic, science, history, math, and technology.

Matt had actually noticed the zombie, and didn't even feel threatened by it, though he was curious on why the purple haired one had 'saved' him. He headed over to where the two girls were and watched as the short one started to repair the purple haired one. 'What weak metal, to not even be able to take a bite of a weak creature like a zombie' He thought bluntly to himself as he watched the repair. He had kept up his facade and had a look of surprise, "U-Um.. thank you for saving me." The boy said to them with a bright smile as he bowed a bit. If the ghost girl was here, she would have probably been shocked to see the difference in attitude he had compared to what he had with her.

"I was thanking her though?" Matt said to the short girl with a tilt of his head. He was still watching her work with some noticeable interest though, "About your work, I don't think it's that dangerous. I can easily name a few that are more dangerous. That, and I have experience in the field of mechanics." He stated in a curious tone as he continued to watch her repair tin. The look in his eyes though were more calculating as if he was estimating and figuring out what made up the parts of the damaged part of Tin. "Out of curiosity, what are you made of that is so weak that it can be damaged by a bite of that low level zombie?" He asked a surprisingly pinpointed question towards Tin.

Matt was silent as he continued to watch her work with a scrutinizing eye. He could only sigh as he watched her shoddy disposal of the battery before watching the regeneration of the arm. "I see, then why was such low grade bio-metal used for her body on top of those inefficient batteries that you poorly got rid of? Back on the top of bio-metal, if she actually had normal grade bio-metal, then the problem with the malleability and resilience problems would be easily solved because there would be no lag from switching from one to another. And even at higher grades of bio-metal, it has both malleability and resilience. Whoever built her definitely has great ability, but they used shoddy materials, as for the batteries, well as I said, they are really inefficient." Matt replied bluntly with a slight curious tone, stating facts that he knew without a doubt as he looked at Tin's arm for a moment longer before getting up again and heading back to the bench he was sitting on beforehand and pulled out his book again to read, his mind wandering a bit. 'If that is really the level they got to with bio-metal, then this Earth is disappointing, though I guess they do make up for it by having magic..' He thought to himself as he read his Mechanical Engineering book.

Matt looked up at the woman as she made her reply. Sure enough, what she was saying made sense, but he remained silent for a moment after she finished speaking and was only looking at Tin. After that moment, he opened up his bag and started looking through his bag. "Based on what I've seen, I'm guessing she had 6 maybe 7 batteries in her body, correct? One for each limb, head, torso, and possibly the lower belly." He questioned without looking up from his bag. After a moment, he pulled out 7 objects that looked similar to the batteries that Aidan had put into Tin and tossed them over to Aidan. "Use these batteries, way more efficient, they charge as she moves her body, last much longer, way more durable, and they won't cause an explosion. Consider this my thank you." He stated as he looked back into his book. The batteries he had tossed over were designed in a never before seen way, it was clearly way more advanced than this earth's technology should have.

Matt watched silently as Aidan caught the batteries and put them into Tin before putting on leg over the other as he sat on the bench and continued to read his book. He did look up again when they both thanked him. "Ah.. um your welcome. I hope it helps you." He replied with a slightly complicated look before smiling lightly and looking back into his book. 'Well, I'm sure it'll be fine giving those batteries, how this world will develop is none of my business nor do I care for it.' He thought to himself as he sighed a bit. This world was most likely not his own, but he wasn't going to simply leave, he just needs to gather all the information he can, then he will make his judgment. And if anyone gets in his way, he'll just kill them like everyone else.