Rei understood more, but she also has a background in biology, and she was grinning as she watched.

"It's like Bill Nye in person only crazier."

"It's like crossing Bill Nye with the Mythbusters," Faye agreed, grinning. "Gotta count the explodey-factor."

"Very true," Rei agreed. "And speaking of..." She grimaced as something blew up in Tony and Bruce's faces. Literally. "Someone miscalculated."

Faye snickered a bit.

"Tony claims his math is always right," she said. "But Bruce has a bit of a stronger background in chemistry, so it could have been either one."

"Or both," Rei added. "They could have both screwed up individually." She watched them start to clean up, bantering back and forth easily.

"They might have," Faye said, "but I doubt it. They catch each other's mistakes more often than their own." She watched the two, grinning. "Ah, Science Bros."

"I know. It's so awesome." Rei settled down with a grin to just relax, tossing a beer over to Logan when he came back.

Faye continued to watch the Science Bros for a while.

"God this is better than TV," she said. "And there aren't even commercials."

Rei snickered. "No, just occasional imminent danger of debris," she said with a grin.

"As long as they clean up after themselves, that's okay," Faye replied. "It's much more interesting to watch them science than to look for something else to do."

"Very true. Watching them Science is like watching a train wreck and art in progress all at once, with a dash of mad scientist."

"Exactly," Faye agreed, grinning. "It's glorious and appalling and magical all at once."

"Yup." Rei grinned. "And greatly amusing." Because Tony had gotten something wrong and was swearing at it now.

Faye snickered a bit, watching.

"This is great."

Rei grinned when Tony started scolding whatever was in front of him.

"It sounds like him with Dummy in the movies," she said to Faye.

"Yeah," Faye said, nodding. She grinned. "It would not surprise me in the slightest if he gradually built himself a Dummy."

"Not at all. Hey, maybe that's what he's keeping hidden in his room." Rei shrugged. "If it is, he's either going to need a bigger room, or he's going to need to take over another room. Or both."

"Well, all he has to do is speak up," Faye said. "I'll give him one if he needs it."

"We'll see when he finally decides that he doesn't have enough room in there for everything." Rei paused as a thought occurred to her. "I wonder if he could set up one of those PD capsules inside his PD room?"

"I doubt it," Faye said. "They probably took PD-ception into account when they designed them."

"Probably. Oh well." Rei shrugged. "I'll be able to make my PD kitchen next time we're in a town, that's all I care about."

Faye grinned.

"Good luck with it," she said. "I hope it works out."

"Thanks. If it works, I'm sure you'll be enjoying the results soon enough." She grinned.

"We better be," Faye teased. She settled in a bit more to watch the Science. "So where to now? Hang out in this territory for a while, or move on?"

Rei shrugged. "Either way," she said. "We can move on if we want, I think I'm good now."