"I don't doubt their effectiveness, they proved it to me there. I question their nature, however. It's unnatural to give life and thought to mere... objects! And it's dangerous, as well. Not to mention, if they have souls, as I suspect, given your... unorthodox methods, you've effectively created a race of slaves, since they cannot reproduce on their own, and are beholden to their creator, if they wish their kind to survive and propagate. Even if you treat them freely, and as individuals, even if you allow for dissension from your service... the race, as a whole, and it IS a new race, after all, is beholden to you, and you alone." She sounds less irritated by the constructs, themselves, than at the implications and consequences they bring with them.