People had been passing her steadily - all aliens, a lot of humans, and though she was glancing up at them curiously, she hadn't yet spoken to anybody. Too busy trying to get onto an extranet that didn't seem to exist. It did, it clearly did - it was just going to take more time and effort to break onto than she had right now.

Then someone stumbled to a halt in front of her and she jerked her head up, network problems momentarily forgotten. The human wasn't obviously armed, and if anything.... She was never going to be an excellent reader of faces, but it didn't take a genius to recognise abject confusion.

And it was a feeling she understood well enough - and sympathised with.

"Yes," she answered him steadily. "It's called an omni-tool. Uh, it's..." It always took a second to realise such terms needed an explanation. "It's multifunctional, but at its core, it's a microcomputer with a holographic interface." If she had to boil it down to even more basic terms, she would... certainly try.

She stepped slightly away from the wall after another glance around - Omega didn't inspire trust at the best of times - and stood in front of him. "I can help you with it if you need. It's easy to use when you know how."