Ask if anyone has any ideas to make this better?

Kira taps her stylus against her tablet, her professional demeanor cracking slightly as she considers your question. She glances between the two holographic projections rotating in the air—your future selves, frozen in their wireframe forms.

"Actually, yes," she says after a moment. "There are some options most clients don't think about until after transformation, when it's too late." She expands a submenu on the interface. "Contraceptive control, for instance. You can make Morgan permanently fertile, cyclically fertile, or completely sterile. Given the livestream nature of your contract, pregnancy could be... complicated. Or profitable, depending on audience response."

Morgan shifts uncomfortably in their chair but says nothing.

"There's also pain threshold adjustment," Kira continues, warming to the technical aspects. "You can increase or decrease sensitivity to pain independently from pleasure sensitivity. Some clients like the contrast—high pain sensitivity for impact play, high pleasure sensitivity for everything else. Others prefer pain muted so they can engage in more **** activities without distress."

She scrolls through additional menus. "Fluid production can be customized—natural lubrication levels, ejaculate volume and composition, even things like breast milk production if you want that option available. Recovery time from physical stress can be accelerated beyond the standard healing factor. And there's biochemical compatibility—I can tune your pheromone profiles so you're essentially biochemically addicted to each other. Maximum arousal response when in close proximity."

"What about mental stamina?" you ask, studying Morgan's parameters. "How long can she maintain focus during... extended sessions?"

Kira nods approvingly. "Good question. Right now Morgan's endurance is set to standard enhanced levels—maybe four to six hours of continuous activity before mental fatigue sets in. I can push that higher. Eight hours? Twelve? You could theoretically remove the fatigue limiters entirely, though that gets into some gray ethical areas even by Helix standards."

She pulls up another screen. "There's also behavioral fine-tuning beyond the broad neural conditioning you've already specified. Specific trigger phrases, conditioned responses, arousal thresholds tied to particular stimuli. The studio loves that stuff—viewers eat up the programming angle. Makes it feel more... constructed. Artificial."

Morgan finally speaks, their voice small. "Jordan, I... how much more are you going to change?"

Kira looks between you both, then adds quietly: "There's one more thing. Memory editing. We can blur or suppress memories of your previous life—make the transition psychologically easier. Some clients find it disturbing to remember being old, being different. We can soften those memories, or even remove them entirely. Make you feel like you've always been what you're becoming."

The holographic projections continue their slow rotation, waiting for your final decisions.