This record contains full-book spoilers.
Names, outcomes, and discoveries from later histories are concealed in spoiler-light mode.
AIs could communicate through lifelike projected avatars when suitable equipment was available. Cylli presented herself as a girl in a red dress and could briefly make the image physically tangible.
Cylli's embodiment
Helen found the avatar's facial expressions valuable in counseling. Cylli later produced lifelike warmth and touch so Helen could hold her, explaining that sustaining this state made her head hurt. She subsequently used the tangible form during play and hugs with her friends.[1][2][3]
Related records
Sources
Simon Evans, The Flaxen Tyranny, first edition (2023). Page numbers refer to the printed pagination of the source edition.
- Chapter 21 · pp. 173–179
- Chapter 23 · pp. 193
- Chapter 24 · pp. 196