[Amanda gets his meaning pretty quickly, but she still bites her lip because that answer is a little more complicated for her than it might be for some people. She believes it so easily, but that makes it both beautiful and horrifying becuase of the ramifications. Then she chuckles, the sound almost as bitter as her drink]

Well, that's a pretty loaded question. [she sighs, shrugging a bit] I mean, in terms of the basics--the...idea that all of our universes are part of a--network, of sorts--it's bizarre, but it's also logical. At least, in that it's...following the rules and laws of what I know about computers and their programs in my world. Which is more than I can say for some other things I've seen other places.

And disressingly, the idea of a semi-sentient virus wanting to destroy everything isn't that outlandish either, given the things I saw in my world. [she smirks] I'd love to be the scientist who could tell you it's impossible, but even if I hadn't already seen pretty strange things--it's given me proof enough that at least a good part of what the daemons have given us is true. I'm trying to not think about the ramifications of being part of the program though. Which would be a lot easier if it was a better bartender