[ It's extremely disorienting! It certainly leaves her with more questions than answers, some of which Claude is kind enough to address. Robin lowers her hand, looking toward him with wide-eyed curiosity as he explains. Simplifies, but it's probably better to start there rather than present everything all at once, as it only further wets her appetite. The Singularity (she remembers him mentioning this), the Horizon... all things they can chat about at length at a later point.

So all she needs to do is focus, form the words in her mind and will them outwards. Pressing her lips together, Robin looks back at the message he sent. If it's really that simple... ]

I'm Robin, it's a pleasure.

[ Her tidy handwriting appears below his, much to her surprise. She's a natural! She grins brightly, like a child who was given a new toy to play with. ]

Ha! Would you look at that, you were right! Fascinating! And how would you go about sending a message to just one person or a small group? Would I need to visualize them as well?

[ Think of how useful this would be to communicate over long distances, or without anyone else knowing. Having a direct communication line during wartimes could easily turn the tide of battle. They can discuss the world at large later, she would like to focus on learning what she can about this new skill. That way, if she has questions she might not want to ask out in the open, she has the means to do so. ]