Shuri was the first to recognise it and was immediately drawn to the device like a moth to a flame. And like a man holding his newborn for the first time, she gently caressed the device.
This wasn't a particularly flashy machine, unlike the extraordinary form factors modern computational devices came packaged in. The model he went for in this recreation was similar to Apple's first Macintosh. It was the one he was most familiar with, as it was the first computer his parents ever bought him. He and his childhood friend played with it so religiously that he knew it inside and out. And while he grew out of it with the passing of time, and owned newer and more portable personal computational devices, this was still the only device he'd bothered to familiarise himself with thoroughly.
