Despite knowing Egwene could never see it, Ceilia couldn't but help raising an eyebrow at that offer. One that definitely had her curious now as her unit slowed to a halt adrift in the void before her. It's chest chassis split open as it's armored sections seemed to blossom out, just before extending out a coffin like pod on an extending arm. It's shell opened in sections like a metallic cocoon before she floated over to the great machine. Climbing in, she took a rested position inside and closed her eyes as it enveloped the girl. When she seemed to open them again, it was her own little world, her digital space as it were. A sense of nostalgia washed over at seeing it again, it was special, and had been a decent time since her last visit.
The bubble that was this space, displayed everything from diagnostics, comm feedback, loadout read ups, digital windows into the outside world, radar and other sensors. One thing that stood out, were old image stills of personal things here and there. It was Ceilia's way of decorating it with a little more touch of memorable moments from her times having used this space. She sighed in relaxed relief as she re-opened her comms with Egwene from inside her mech, "You definitely have me curious, and interested, I think I would like to see this method. Something tells me, your method is far more then what any normal organic could enjoy. As much as I defended being me before, I still can't deny that I am far from same as the human I once was. I have so much more to experience as I am now, and some things just don't apply to me as they used to when I was human. Perhaps you can teach me these things, show me everything I've been missing."
With her reply given, she let her sensations and mind slip into this armored giant like a hand into a glove. She felt the cool emptiness of space wash over her, no, her hull. She felt her reactor warm with power as her very heart, and the flow of information from every sensor and system. This was something else she missed, the practical tingle that enveloped her being as she took on a shell that was more then flesh and bone. Never would she give up on it, but it was still admittedly addictive when the moments were present. Blinking to take the view of her machine, she had the computer assist, label the most prime target for her based on the readouts Egwene had gathered.