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âââ  acquiescence shown through
              a bowed head and a modest gaze directed at
              his shoes. A sign of submission. She has no wish
              to displease him as he is human and therefore better.
              Itâs ironic how simple life is once you accept the truth.
    âYes. No mistakes, sir.â
    Human voice, robotic words. It is a well-rehearsed
    speech, recited to perfection to all those who show
    interest in First Place Co.âs products; special formality
    is imbued in each syllable as this potential customer is
    of higher standing than most â a Phantomhive, was it?
                âIA. Or Aria of the Planetes. Whichever title best suits
                 your preference.â
It certainly was humble. Some people seemed deterred from accepting his authority due to his age, or how they saw it as handed to him. It was honestly pleasant to find someone acknowledging it. Though the extent to which it displayed humility was amusing, to say the least.
There's no need for such formalities, could be something someone else would say. Yet, there was no need for closeness. Formalities, all those aside from small talk, served to ultimately assist him. Besides, formalities could be all this machine was capable of processing.
"In that case, IA will be enough. The other is wordy." So convoluted, but ultimately meaningless--the title meant nothing without accreditation. Perhaps there was a manual to consult.
Business was business. Soon he will cease playing around. "I believe you have quite the repertoire, IA. Can I consult you directly about your capabilities?" Or, naturally, the humans behind them. He has half the mind to answer himself.