Men's bodies were less... elegant, more form than function. While Aurelia could appreciate this, she felt evolution had given the other gender a raw deal. Still, they had their definite benefits... she felt one of them beneath her taut buttocks as she straddled the man.. boy, really. However, after a century of crafting, having such benefits as her own was no longer out of her reach...<br/><br/>Setting aside her wandering thoughts, she concentrated on the task at hand. The differences in Tatin's physiology were both benefit and hindrance: benefit because certain processes could be accomplished relatively more readily, but as she was unfamiliar with the intricacies of the male body, the net result was null. It was a simple matter to return a body to its natural state, as the primary materials were almost completely accessible already. With the added nutrients of the cracker, the process was moving along more quickly than she had anticipated. Of course, she wasn't bothering with pain dampening during<em>this</em>session. She felt the rather extreme heat emanating from his body as it ran almost every process it could at one time, healing at an extremely hyperactive rate; faster even than the highest-quality bacta could accomplish. If Tatin had been carrying any foreign particles such as a virus, it would surely be eliminated.<br/><br/>Aurelia carefully monitored his temperature, controlling the processes so they maintained just under a fatal level. Bones pulled themselves back together, muscles reordered themselves, blood seeped back into the stream and was instantly cleansed. Tatin was unaware, and she wasn't about to tell him, but he would gain several years of life from such an intense purification... of course, only if he were to die of old age. A man with such impulses as he was particularly unlikely to die of old age, unless he came across some rapid-aging disease. His whole body would be sore for a day at least as it experienced a total upheaval, but when the pain passed, he would feel better than he ever had.<br/><br/>She raised herself from him, looking down into his eyes and boosting her voice just enough. "If you cross me again, there will be no healing." Leaving it at that, she moved off to seek Sera.