Beachfront Bar
"Well, you and I are not the same, I was born." Helen spoke in reply to her travel companions, as she cradled her margarita glass in hand, and peered into the pale green slush as she still smiled. "Though, I do know a thing or two about these bodies we're in, and I can tell you what is what." Helen started to explain, before she took a sip off the slushy beverage, which made her smile linger all the more.
"I'll put it this way." Helen spoke, as she reached over the counter, and focused her gravity manipulation upon a lime, before it moved into her hand, then she did the same with another lime, and held them both up. "These are both limes, they look pretty much the same, but they likely grew from different trees, had minor genetic variations which were regulated by the grower. The same goes for nekovalkryja, just the same really, and the differences are within the boundaries and guidelines set by the manufacturer for the purpose of field viability and compatibility with equipment... Bartender, another please." Helen spoke, gesturing to her shotglass which sat empty, but for only a moment. "As for those glasses, you can't see it, but they're different. Molecules and the such, you know."
Helen's hand abandoned her margarita, before she took a shot of the tequila, which made her finally feel a tingle through her body. Inwardly, she cursed the synthetic flesh once again, but shrugged as she began to feel the tingle of a buzz. "Differences like that makes everyone different enough to be individuals, but same enough to be the same species. Though... yes, we're all machines with a purpose, and really, being a machine is not bad at all." Helen's smile turned into a devious grin. "I mean, I'm a fully synthetic life form built from the subatomic level that was loosely guided in physical parameters by my original DNA. In the process, look what I got." Helen spoke, as she brought her hands to her chest and cupped the ample flesh there. "Pretty looks, that will last forever. For what price? I just have to serve and perform my duty, and what does that duty get me? Enough money to pay for my drinks and your drinks."