The front door briefly turns white, sliding to the side, revealing an alarmingly white and clean facility on the other side before a figure steps through.
She's of average height, skin oddly pale, wisps of blonde hair framing her face. The colour of her eyes is somehow hard to discern, whenever you look, they seem to be maybe a little different. There's also an odd glow about her - not the glow of an ethereal personality, but the sort of glow that usually emanates from technology.
Her expression seems to be set on a sort of, well, default. The sort of smile that tour guides always, always have on their faces - the calculating mask that hides everything underneath. It's unsettling, almost, the level of calm that she has about her. The level of pure
apathy. She doesn't move from the spot, turning her head slowly to take in her surroundings, almost as though memorizing them for future use.
"Not identified as a part of Aperture Testing Facilities," she says to herself, in an
odd voice.
".. I wonder if they serve cake. Or, for that matter, they have what is needed to recreate my Spheres."
GLaDOS, homicidal supercomputer? Welcome to the bar at the end of the universe.