As Sera wrapped around her, Aurelia found herself sliding into a reverie. Contact between the two of them had always been electric, but in recent months it had become something significantly different. Sera had been serving as a lab rat of sorts for Lia; after the 'incident,' Lia had used her fleshcrafting abilities to not only reconstruct but to drastically improve Sera's body from the ground up. Sera was stronger, healthier, more perfect than she would have ever been or even could have been, considering the severe imperfections of DNA combination. She had turned the fatally injured Sera into a pinnacle of human ability, though she had never been successful in pushing past those limits, as the deep, complete understanding she really needed to execute those kinds of changes were impossible for her. Aurelia could quite easily sense herself in that way, but what she could sense of others was relatively minimal, and even then only through direct contact to complete a sort of 'circuit' between herself and the other. Sera now shared Aurelia's ageless appearance, and indeed ageless existence, but she still at some basic level had the body she had been born with. But... this was now changing, and Aurelia could feel it as Sera wrapped around her.<br/><br/>Her new experiment was working.<br/><br/>For... various reasons over the years since they had met, of sorts, blood had been swapped between them. Combat, accidents, and their more vigorous sexual sessions had resulted in Aurelia tasting Sera's flesh, her lifeblood. Once it was inside her, she had been able to inspect it with intense detail and assess the differences between her own blood and Sera's. Sera was not a Force user, or indeed even Force-sensitive due to her rather low midichlorian count. Aurelia's was high, however, and had increased since her birth as she was able to engineer her body to produce more of them. Their blood was not of the same type, but that type of change was child's play for Aurelia after so many decades of changing herself. She began to alter her blood in a fashion that was compatible with Sera, and began to inject her with it, in very small portions at first, just to see if Sera's body would accept it.<br/><br/>And of course, it did.<br/><br/>Sera was still incapable of producing a significant amount of midichlorians of her own, but as time had passed, Aurelia had given her larger and larger portions of her own blood, to the point that when Sera touched her, as she did now, Aurelia could positively<em>feel</em>her, and even sense her mind. Sera had continued to claim that she felt no change, but Lia was certain that would not be the case for much longer. Once Sera had enough midichlorians swimming around inside her, Aurelia would be able to access those all-important details, increase Sera's capability to produce midichlorians, and then....<br/><br/>Aurelia had always been conscious of her major failings in the Force. She prized her drive for perfection over all else, but it was still troublesome that many, indeed most Force-using adversaries had a gamut of Alter-branded abilities that she had no real way to defend against. Her incredible endurance allowed her to outlast most of these simply by attrition, but there were certainly many who would not fall so easily. Perfection could not be achieved<em>after</em>death, obviously, so she had continued to seek a way to fill said gap. When she discovered that she could competently sculpt the flesh of others, the answer had become clear. Now, a dozen or more years after her initial conceptualizing of the plan, it was finally coming to fruition.<br/><br/>Soon, Sera's training in the Force would begin. Soon, Aurelia would have a loyal, reliable defense against those who would take advantage of her weaknesses. Soon, her new binary structure would open the door to that perfection she had always sought.<br/><br/>Soon.