"The only thing I want to say is: take your time giving me senses. Really. It is not like I feel trapped here, with a vague sense of paralysis and blindness. It is not like I am going mad with every passing second that I can neither move, nor see, nor hear anything but the two machine empaths."<br/><br/>Dr. Malta sighed. Surrounded by another complex weave of runes, sigils, and patterns, he put a final flourish in one particle circle, through up a few sheets of spellpaper with arrays already inscribed to add to the dizzying sight, and turned to Auxilia, wiping his brow. "I blame you for our daughters teenagery attitude." He shrugged. "<acronym title="Beverage and Edibility Assistant and Technician, Refreshment Interpreter, and Coffee Engineer"><strong>B.E.A.T.R.I.C.E.</strong></acronym>has a point though: she does not even have a microphone yet. I did not prioritize that because neither of us need one to talk to machines." Running through more half-finished projects, he grabbed then rapidly plugged in an extremely bizarre looking mix of obvious cybertech and spell reagents. Funneling the maelstrom of magic into the increasingly bizarre looking combination coffee maker and mismatched machine parts, he intoned a rather intimidating sounding spell in a voice several octaves deeper and more resonant than his normal one, causing the room to shake with reverberations. When the spell rose to a crescendo, the new materials virtually melted into each other.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Excellent!</strong></span>a beautifully machined female voice stated.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>This is a vast improvement!</strong></span>The voice was so pleased, it forgot to be sarcastic. A nondescript outline of a teenage girl appeared , hovering in the air.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Hmm. You two look different than I imagined. You,</strong></span>the outline pointed at Dr.Malta,<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Are not the best looking. You should eat more.</strong></span>She turned towards Auxilia, and nodded her blank head.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Oh, much better. Though you look rather more inhuman than I properly want to go. Let me see here...</strong></span>After a few seconds color rippled over her body, hair flowed from her head, and the resolution of the image intensified.<acronym title="Beverage and Edibility Assistant and Technician, Refreshment Interpreter, and Coffee Engineer"><strong>B.E.A.T.R.I.C.E.</strong></acronym>took on an semi-transparent appearance halfway between that off Auxilia and Dr. Malta, with a slightly younger looking form of Auxilia's body and the same inhumanly bright blue eyes as the gynoid, with Dr. Malta's brilliant golden hair and pale skin. Her facial features were somewhat between Auxilia's and Dr. Malta's, but tending more towards the gynoid's for reasons of femininity. She was naked for a few seconds, before covering herself in a lab outfit similar to the doctor's. She ran her hand over the half-finished coffee maker, before sitting down. Static vibration covered her form, and she became completely solid.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Nice.</strong></span>She said sincerely. Suddenly, she blushed and turned away.<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Not that I am thanking you, or anything.</strong></span><br/><br/>Dr. Malta smiled and took her hand. Briefly, her form took on a holographic sizzle. "Nice to meet you, Beatrice." He said sincerely. "Just give us a moment, and you can help build yourself." He stepped back and began rapidly gathering materials again. "Auxilia, could you program Beatrice with as much technological knowledge as you can, as well as put in a little spark of inventive ability? I am going to bind her creative ability and funnel in magical knowledge and my artificer trait. . I have already uploaded her remaining blueprints, but once we  give her the ability to do so, she can finish building herself."