Leo was distracted for a moment, before snapping back to reality.

"Huh? Oh, yeah." he chuckled.

"Yep, she makes smoothies so good, they... can't he legal." he said.

"And... yeah, I think it is." he commented, before seeing Lunet seemed to be having some issues with one of the USB ports.

"Maybe I'll go and check it out. Seems like there might be a problem with it." he told her.

"We need to make sure to confiscate her supplies before the raiders get to her smoothie bar." Leo told her.

"Serious. We need to liberate her and her smoothies." he said further... before they both just cracked up for a second.

"All right, see you in a few." he finished, as they peeled away from each other and he made his way to Lunet.

"S'cuse me." he said when he was close enough.

"Noticed that you seem to be having issues with a USB port." he commented.

"I'm a bit of a tech expert, mind if I see if I can't do something about it?" he asked.

"Not at all." Leo responded.

"I just noticed that you seem to be having issues with a USB port." he said again. "I know a thing or two about tech, mind if I check it out?" he asked.

"See if I can't fix it?" he offered.

"Sometimes it's a simple thing that one just needs to recognise." he went on.

"I know it's frustrating to have a dying port."

Leo righted the glass, and looked at the port, eyeing it closely and putting a small flashlight up to it, before sighing.

"A simple, but fiddly, fix." he said.

"I can do it for you, if you like." he offered.

"Swore I used better components than this, though..." he then muttered.

"Might need to take a look at some of the other units out there as well..."

"Nah, it's fine." Leo responded.

He then sat down beside her and summoned his tools to his hand, before starting to work on the port. As he did so, he looked at the screen and saw a folder labeled 'AoD'. But it wasn't the file type he expected.

"Hey..." he mumbled.

"Sorry, but I see a folder labeled 'AoD'." he commented.

"It's distracting me. I immediately think 'Age of Divinity' when I see that, but that looks like it'd be an asset folder or something." he chuckled.

Leo was stunned as he heard that, before opening the folder and looking through.

"....oh, holy crap..." he muttered.

"Wait..." he said.

"Wait, YOU'RE the dev behind 'Age of Divinity'?" he asked her.

"It's... heh." he chuckled.

"It's an honour to meet you." he told her.

"LOVE the game."

"Nice to meet you, Lunet." he replied.

"I've seen alpha builds about on message boards. People love it." he told her.

"I admit, I've been sucked into it a number of times." he continued.

"Ah, but I get ahead of myself." he then said.

"Name's Leonard." he introduced himself.

"Most call me Leo, though."

"Heh, fair enough." Leo responded sheepishly.

"Then you know I'll be able to get this thing fixed." he said.

"How's it been treating you?" he asked.

"Anything you like about it in specific, or anything you wish was better?" he asked further.

"So I know for future makes and models."

"Ah, yeah, probably due for an update, at least." Leo agreed.

"And the bumps are too easy to chip off, huh?" he then asked, looking at the keyboard and running his fingers over it. "I see, I see..." he said, making a note of this conversation.

"Thanks for the input." he told her, working on the port some more.

"Aaaaand that should do it." he said, sliding it back over.

"Try it out and see if it works."

"No worries." Leo responded.

"Glad I could help." he told her.

He then paused for a moment, looking her over, and then looking at the laptop.

"Might I ask a potentially personal question?" he asked.

"By all means." Lunet replied.

"If it's not too sensitive, how did you lose your eyesight?" he asked.