Truthfully? He needn't be convinced much. He's already plenty curious about what it might be like. The Horizon affords an easier space to experiment—and for him to be less concerned about the fragility of the human body combined with a machine that sends the world into a blur.
(One day, he will learn about rollercoasters.)
Besides, Nadine seems eager. Lighter. Between their encounter with the snakes and this, there's a side of her he's only recently caught snatches of. Buried under the heavy weight of the world, perhaps, but it's there. He'd like to see more of it. They could certainly both use a distraction.
"All right." He steps around to the other side of the motorbike to join her. "Show me."
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(One day, he will learn about rollercoasters.)
Besides, Nadine seems eager. Lighter. Between their encounter with the snakes and this, there's a side of her he's only recently caught snatches of. Buried under the heavy weight of the world, perhaps, but it's there. He'd like to see more of it. They could certainly both use a distraction.
"All right." He steps around to the other side of the motorbike to join her. "Show me."