For once he wasn't given a blank stare over this bit of information. He had to smile at that. "Yeah, that's exactly what's so weird about it!" he laughed. "All that power...confined into stuff like this. Crazy."

And as she scrutinized everything even further, Hiccup just nodded, letting his arms drop down to his sides. The lights went off, leaving them in the dark for a while. He glanced around the room. "Yup. It's off now."

Click. "And on. That's the basic idea- "

Clickclick. Clickclickclick.

"-Annnd someone's enjoying this a little too much..."

The scrawny Viking trotted over to where his girlfriend (girlfriend - this term had some getting use to) was, leaning against the wall as if nothing was wrong. "Uh, hey, yeah, I know it's great," he started, laughing a little, "but I think that's enough for now. I've been told people here are concerned about wasting these kinds of energy sources."

Well, he couldn't say he didn't do the same when he got into all of the modern stuff.