randomosity | [For Eric] A Step Through Time

After dinner in her time Anne had retired to her room, Eric still shrunk down and nestled between her breasts. Once there she waited patiently, though anxiously, as she waited for him to retrun to normal size and activate the time travel device. As he activated it, Anne clung tight to him, afraid that if she let go she might end up in some worse time than she had started. Her nails pinched into his shoulders a bit as the device transported them.

Then it stopped. After a long moment, gathering her strength and courage, Anne glanced up to view her surroundings. It was a small apartment, very different from the house she was used to - though his bedroom was about the same size as hers. At first she couldn't believe it, was it really true? Was this the future?

The city brought a great deal of noises with which Anne was not familiar; the honking of car horns, the rumble of service trucks and shouts of obscenities from passersby. She glanced up to Eric with wide eyes.

"Did...did it work?"

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Anne settled down on the bed, but already she was shivering - cold from being naked. "Is there perhaps something of yours that might suit me for the time being? I believe you said that women wear trousers in this era, do they not?"

Already the heavy layers of her dress seemed tedious without her servants to assemble them for her.

Seeing she was cold Eric located a blanket and handed it to her to cover herself whilst he searched for clothing for her. "That they do. My clothes should suit you, though they'll be a little big. I'll see what I can find, ok? Then we can eat something and get you more versed in the world."

Anne eagerly took the blanket and wrapped herself up to keep herself warm. She smiled at his plan. "I like that, sounds like a wonderful plan." She couldn't wait to learn more about his era, as much as would be permitted.

Moving into the bedroom Eric eventually located a pair of trousers and some shirts she could wear for now. Bras would have to come later, along with clothing for other more female features. Moving into the living room he handed her the clothes along with some socks. "These should get you started. I know you'll have a lot of questions but I'll try to answer what I can, just recognise even I don't know everything."

Anne reached for the clothes and smiled when he handed them over. She examined them, finding similarities between them and the clothes her brother wore. Anne struggled a little but then she managed to pull on the shirt and then the trousers.

"I understand," she smiled, nodding as she reached for the socks. They looked like stockings, but when she pulled them on she tipped a brow since they only came up to her ankles. "...Eric, what's wrong with these stockings, they're so short?"

Eric did wonder what Anne would think of modern clothing and whilst he was inclined to help her he was impressed to see her stick them on with mostly little difficulty. He made a mental note to get a selection of clothes for her.

He chuckled at her mistake. "No, those are socks? They're like stockings, we still have those but... well, women do tend to have bare legs in this time when it's warm enough."

Anne tipped her head when he explained the difference between socks and stockings. When Eric brought up women having bare legs, Anne blinked in surprise. "My, but your time does indeed seem free with the body! Such things would have been considered scandalous in my time."

"To be honest I think my time is a bit conservative compared to others. Remind me to tell you about the 1960's and mini skirts someday." Eric said with a smile. With the pizza finally ordered he considered what would be ideal to show her first. Perhaps television?

"If I try to show you something cool you promise not to freak out or anything?"

Anne's brow furrowed at the phrase 'mini skirts' but she figured he'd explain later. One thing at a time. She nodded and smiled sheepishly when he asked his question. "I'll certainly try my best!"

Might be more fun to show her some mini skirts online, once she'd had the internet explained.

She always did have a sweet smile. "I know you will, it's why I love ya. Ok, just watch the...ah, well watch the thing over there." Pointing to the TV screen he found the remote and pressed the power button. After a second it flashed on, people running about from giant walking rob- "Ah, Transformers. Probably should have gone with the news first." Eric said with an internal sigh.

Anne's gaze followed to where he pointed. When the device turned on and to Transformers no less, Anne yelped and jumped back, bringing her hands up to her face.

"MY GOD-!!" She shrieked, moving towards Eric for safety.

Eric immediately regretted not having warned her, though he hadn't expected giant robots and explosions on the tv.

"It's ok, they're not real, it's just television. They're like on a screen and..." He cuddled her to soothe her fears as he flicked it off. "Sorry that it scared you, I wasn't expecting that to be on."

"They're not real? Yet I saw them with my own two eyes, how can they not be real?" She tipped her head. But, if he was not afraid, there should be no reason for her to be afraid. At least that was her mindset. "Perhaps...we should try it again? Now that I know nothing on that screen of yours is real?"

He smiled at Anne's words and patted her lap. "That's the spirit. And it's not so muc that the're not real... well that wasn't, that was comput... well, fancy technology. But there is real stuff on there too, they're just elsewhere. Does that make sense?"

Anne's brow furrowed as she tried to follow his explanation. "Well then...if there are true things and false things presented on this device, how are you certain what you're seeing is one or the other?"

"We... just tend to know. Depends on the genre. I guess it would be like you watching a play on a battle vs being in a battle. Only one is actually real." Eric hoped that relatively simple explanation made sense.

Her head tilted a bit as she looked at him. She was still a bit confused but it seemed to make enough sense that she had it figured out for now. "I think I understand. If it makes sense to you, I am certain it will make sense to me in time."

"I know it's a bit hard to always follow, but I'll try and explain things as well as I can. Bear in mind there are things I don't know either." He admitted with a smile and shrug. "But that's the right philosophy to have."

[For Eric] A Step Through Time

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