[He listens, understanding the concepts in generalized terms, not hoping to ask for details because Markus knows the limits of his own knowledge and understanding. Just because he's an android doesn't mean he could hope to comprehend the ins and outs of quantum physics and theory, which were apparently applied in heavy doses to grant Ophelia her human body.

The nitty gritty of the details hardly matter that much, anyway. It's only the process itself that Markus is interested in, wondering if the same was applied to him in this place. If a body was... catered to be like himself, what he already had looked like, for the sake of easy integration. Easy integration. He almost laughs at himself for the thought.]

After what's happened to me here, I'll believe it. And that's impressive, but what I'm also hearing is that none of it was easy.

[It took time and exceptional resources. Frankensteining DNA together to create a new, unmanned body for an AI that wanted to inhabit it.]

If that's similar to what happened to me, they managed to recreate my original body down to every detail. Every imperfection, every little nuance. Is it possible to DNA match someone that was never organic in the first place?