She's game, though it will be hard to give the lesson while constantly remaining at least five feet apart and their common language having no computer-specific vocabulary.

Is it much of a problem if she can read his mind? It might help with learning.

"If you want to it's not a problem on my end but I prefer to be very careful about asking so people won't feel pressured, no matter how convenient it'd be."

"I don't mind, I don't really have secrets, I don't even have a cape identity."

"It's not really about secrets, just privacy."

He shrugs. "Don't mind that either."

"If you're sure you can step closer."

He does step closer, and goes over to the computer.

"Okay, so this button turns it on—" And his thoughts are mostly occupied with muscle memory of how to use a computer and background assumptions related to it, and he's had the idea of trying to think in Welchin while speaking English to see if this helps her. He doesn't think of much else while doing that.

It's very helpful! She learns the computer and English much more quickly.

"If you learn this fast enough, we may not need the translator gizmo at all."

"I'm leaning on you a lot, I won't retain all of it when you've gone."

"Yeah but if I hang around you for a few days you might? With the telepathy."

"I've never tried learning a language that way, but it certainly won't hurt."

"It's helping, right?"

"Yes, a lot." She's taking notes very fast.

He smiles. "Good, then! So I'll tell them not to worry about the translation gizmo and follow you around while you do stuff."

"I appreciate that."

"So is there anything you want to do in particular next?"

Well, is he conveniently thinking about any options that seem interesting?

He's thinking the things she's most likely to want—or the things he'd be most likely to want if he were in her place—would be to check books out or differences in technology or walk around to get to know the place and understand the culture better.

"I'm curious about the technology," she confirms. "I won't know where to start, obviously."

"Oh, well—what did you see here that's very new and different? Computers and electronics in general seems to be a pattern..."

"Yes, we don't have those. Or the thing I rode in, or the kind of pavement it went on, or anything the fellow with the beard has, or the thing that took us between floors."

"Okay... things you do have? Might be too general, but I'm trying to see how far I should try to explain and show stuff..."

"We get around with horses, alone or hitched to carriages. We have - hm, we have glass but not in such large panes. I can't figure out what all the materials here are."