[Although the idea of trying to ride a wyvern feels like it should be a little terrifying, especially since he hasn't even tried riding a horse yet--the conversation he'd had with Claude about the subject feels like so much longer ago than it truly was--but somehow it's not. It just sounds really neat.]

I'm not sure I can pass up an offer like that.

[He's going to have to try it once he's a little more used to the Horizon, and once they're all feeling well enough to hopefully actually enjoy the distraction.

Claude's next question earns another brief pause as Jayden mentally goes over how to answer, both trying to remember his science correctly and figure out the easiest way to explain it.]

Sort of. We've got cameras that can pick up light across the whole spectrum, and there's nightvision goggles that pick up infrared light and amplify it, so you can see in the dark.

[Which is pretty fun. He rarely used the feature on ARI for several reasons, but had played with it on occasion for the novelty of it.

He's quiet while Claude thinks, smoothing the fuzz of the toy worm to keep his hand occupied and not doing something worse, like messing with his bandages. Most of his injuries aren't too serious, but his arm is definitely bothering him, and he's doing his best to just leave it alone.

Thankfully Claude's answer provides a good distraction, especially since Jayden can't help but give a small grin at both parts of it, although for different reasons.]

I thought about sayin' portals too. They're really practical, I think I'd just get bored of 'em pretty fast. But bein' able to cook any food you like sounds like a great power, especially with everything here being a little different from what I'm used to.

[From the cooking appliances to the food itself, not that Jayden was some sort of grand cook back at home either.]