He nodded as he listened, glancing around now and then. It sounded like the train was a lot bigger than he'd anticipated. At least everything was in a straight line, so it reduced the chances of getting lost. He did his best to file away the information, mulling over the fact that the train didn't answer if it was spoken to. On the one hand, it was a train, but on the other if it was like Cabeswater in the shape of a train, maybe it didn't know how to respond properly. He was determined to look into that, when he could.

Biting his tongue, he resisted asking if stupid shit included everything that wasn't an important announcement. The screens resembled computers at least, so Adam was fairly certain he could get the hang of them. Probably on his own, because what was asking for help from strangers.

"Guess there's only one way to find out." If it was going to be a nightmare for him or not. Also count him not at all surprised that Ronan was only casually familiar with the technology on the train. "I bet they've got useful information on them." Maybe.