Cybernetic yelps rung out into the air in staccato,
-Ah_.
-Ah_.
-Ah_.
-Ah_.
-Ah_.
They sounded neither real nor fake. The machine was programmed for pleasure.
That's what the user wants.
They want to make it feel pleasure.
They want to take out all their frustrations on something that can cum but can't hurt.
The machine is padded with a sophisticated blend of material technology. An agar-based compound beneath a bespokely textured silicone to simulate the give and softness of muscle and fat.
The machine's fully articulated titanium bones were wireframes for an almost ethereally complex network of fibre-optic cables and fluid tubes; to send sensationary input to the CPU in its skull and regulate temperatures, respectively.
The cunt is lined with a scientifically engineered, anti-bacterial "velvet" and almost 10,000 node receptors that control fluid discharge and the intake of air into the rubber pressure sacks encased within the interior shell of the invented vulva.
It was programmed to feel pain.
But due to a glitch, or mercy, in its code, the synaptic response to strikes upon the flesh, changes in temperature, and getting reamed with no thought or care, the body encased within the machine reacted similarly to human sexual pleasure.
Each reaction involuntary, every input "felt".
With the machine bent over on its knees, getting pounded from behind, it would make noise and feel the sensors in the soles of its feet get tugged on - Meanwhile, its carefully crafted cheek lay upon the satin-lined mattress; it looks out the floor-to-ceiling-wall-to-wall window and stares at the city lights.
It had never seen real stars - But in the deep dark of night, Cyber City sparkled like torchlight upon pixelated ore veins.
It blinks, a regulatory precaution to keep the rubber ball bearing lubricated in its socket - And a thought is synthesized.
In the casing of its skull, a teeny-tiny printer awkwardly jerks out a centimetre or three of ticker tape :
Does my window look like theirs?
Its client reaches round and plays with the pearl encased at the top of its makeshift slit and the system is overwhelmed -
The servos spasm as the RAM is forced to clear its cache; a bug in the system causes the volume modulation knob to twist awry.