It does not, in fact, have any signal. She did try to text Annie when she'd first arrived, but it did nothing. In fact, nothing worked but the notes app, thankfully, because that was the only way she could communicate to people who didn't know her specific sign language.

Speaking of which. Kimiko held up a finger, a silent hang on and typed another message, then handed him the phone to hold and read it so she could sign what she'd just written. Maybe some of it looked familiar, she really didn't know. She'd looked into ASL a little, but the Boys had been too busy to do much more than that.

My brother and I made up our own language when we were children. I could teach it to you. But I don't mind typing. It's how I talk to most of my friends.

I thought you may not like dancing because it would be hard to dance in the spiky dress.