>>98181626>Gardener Gigi that helps Cecilia build her automaton baby using her gremlin intuitionPicture this, if you will:
>Gigi and Cece in love>want to make gaybies>Gigi realises that she's in the unique position where she actually CAN have a child with Cecilia that would be biologically theirs, so long as it's done by Cece's rules.>Gigi spends days mapping out every single spring, catch, lever, gear and weight in Cece that makes her tick.>the part that gives Cece her thoughts is a fucking horriffic black box of microswitches and nanogears that she daredn't so much as breathe on for fear of properly harming Cece, but technology's come a long way, so non-destrictive scans are possible.>it's a baby, too. It's not supposed to be smart. It just has to want to not die. That should make programming easier.>As a member of justice, she can requisition just about anything she wants.>they also happen to know a blacksmith with no sleep schedule who can deliver on the mechanical parts.>over the course of a year, the two of them set about building a baby, one piece at a time.>Eventually they have a physically working automaton that functions like Cece. Now all they need is to add the brain.>that night the two of them have a solemn, loving cuddle, and hold a ceremony with the rest of Justice.>Each member of Justice kisses the crude looking brain module, and hands it back to Cece to do the final process.>Everyone is crying as she puts the module in the little baby automaton's head, closes it, and gives Gigi the signal.>they each place a hand on the baby's key and turn it.>The key is incredibly stiff, and winding it enough to give it "life" takes an entire hour. By the end of it, Gigi is exhausted and Cece winds herself halfway down, but after so much struggle, finally, the baby moves.>it looks up at them and cries.>There's not a dry eye in the room.