(No, her synthetic skin doesn't cover her limbs, her synthetic skin only covers the synthetic parts of the body. Her limbs are mechanical, not a synthetic replication of the organic form for arms and legs. Her arms and legs look as pictured, but the gaps are smaller than shown, when she isn't doing anything strenuos.)<br/><br/>"I will take whatever you're having," she said, before responding to his mentioning of his own technology with her own questions.<br/><br/>"It seems strange to me that you would not use cloned bone and flesh for replacements," she said, "is there some limitation you place on that area of science?" she asked, "the human Var were fond of that method, and attained great longevity through gene manipulation and cloned flesh. Of course, the Var population has never been large, comparatively, so I understand that our resource per person ratio is heavily skewed. Perhaps what might interest your people more would be our research into organic nerve connections. Living in a universe dominanted by primarily organic species, we have not failed to investigate the organic sciences."<br/><br/>She smiled and found a seat that suited her, lounging on a well cushioned bench.<br/><br/>"The difficulty of the treaties, however," she said, "will be numerous."