It's supposed to be. The psychological factor isn't lost on Natasha. She uses every angle to her advantage, including her body. Though she uses her body as much as a weapon as any other thing she carries. When you can suffocate someone with a thigh lock and throw them across a room among other moves, you can call your body a lethal weapon.
"It's supposed to be." Natasha agrees with Han's sentiment. Her smile turns a bit sharp, only backing up his observation more. It's difficult to tell if she's trying to scare him or flirt. Maybe both? Neither?
The shop isn't much to look at from the outside. There's a clean and neat sign out front and inside are rows of the devices lined up on shelves along the wall. There seems to be a huge range of them, in varying stages of tech and ability. The spy makes her way immediately over to a corner to compare her own device with one of the ones on display.
Han doesn't need one that's crazy smart right yet. Basic cellphone package/camera/data plan should be good for him for now. At least until he learns how to use the damn thing. Any extra features would only be dangerous and/or confuse the man.
If he hasn't followed her over, Natasha will wave him down to where she is. The demo phone is placed into his hand.
"What do you think? Will it fit in your pocket? Your hand? DO you need one that's water proof? Bullet proof? They make all kinds of things here. Though to be honest, this thing is simple enough that you probably don't have to bother. It would be cheaper just to replace it unless we're talking you destroying the damn thing every other day."
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Date: 2016-04-10 06:10 pm (UTC)"It's supposed to be." Natasha agrees with Han's sentiment. Her smile turns a bit sharp, only backing up his observation more. It's difficult to tell if she's trying to scare him or flirt. Maybe both? Neither?
The shop isn't much to look at from the outside. There's a clean and neat sign out front and inside are rows of the devices lined up on shelves along the wall. There seems to be a huge range of them, in varying stages of tech and ability. The spy makes her way immediately over to a corner to compare her own device with one of the ones on display.
Han doesn't need one that's crazy smart right yet. Basic cellphone package/camera/data plan should be good for him for now. At least until he learns how to use the damn thing. Any extra features would only be dangerous and/or confuse the man.
If he hasn't followed her over, Natasha will wave him down to where she is. The demo phone is placed into his hand.
"What do you think? Will it fit in your pocket? Your hand? DO you need one that's water proof? Bullet proof? They make all kinds of things here. Though to be honest, this thing is simple enough that you probably don't have to bother. It would be cheaper just to replace it unless we're talking you destroying the damn thing every other day."