"Oh, I believe there is one in the guest study."

"Will you show me?"

"Of course." It's this way - Annie is welcome to hold her arm as before.

yaaaaaay

Annie may catch Lucette glancing at her smile on the way there.

No, not really. It's pretty hard to tell where people's eyes are pointed with the sensory loadout Annie presently enjoys.

Well, then they can arrive at the globe with her none the wiser.

"This feels like the continents I expect. This one is the potato continent." She touches South America. "And maize," North America, "and wheat," Europe, "and rice," Asia, "cassava," Africa, "macadamia, last time I caught up on the academic debate." Australia. "And ice." Antarctica.

"Curious - where are you from?"

"Wheat. Over here." She points at Norway.

"That's Norway - I would have heard if it was anything like you described, so I suppose you are from an alternate Earth. We are here -" she can position Annie's hand appropriately.

Eeee hand.

"-you have a very nice smile, have I mentioned that?"

"Yes but it's nice to hear."

"Well then, I can continue to tell you."

"You're too kind."

"I think that description much more clearly applies to you given the circumstances."

"...I don't really think so since I have mind control and can't take all the credit for being helpful."

"I suppose that is a reasonable position."

Soft giggle.

Oh, she has a really nice giggle as well.

If Lucette is interested Annie can point out other places and what they're called in her world and call to mind some things about them.

Lucette is indeed interested! She will also take notes.

In some cases Annie has learned enough incidental phonetic words of the language to "locate" it and will be able to speak it now with her languages power but she's not sure if that's anywhere near as interesting as sciencier stuff.

Less interesting but still interesting! Do any of the languages seem even vaguely related to ones she knows?