>>2362
>Is it easy for you to make these servitors?
The creation is not the problem here, but rather the reason for creating them. Usually I take a lot of different concepts that fell on my lap one way or another and I feel that these should be automated into a doll to play with. Half of these are simply dolls made to look and behave like alien races I've come into contact with. Maybe they should be described as talking libraries, the demon servitor above is like this.
>>2357

>can I request a servitor for general property protection?
The demon guard already does this, but if you feel you need even more security, the recently added beast army servitor
>>2360
is quite literally made to protect property, it was made to protect mining operations in space. I only did half the work on this, it was a cooperation effort where Russian intelligence came up with a concept, I made something based on that, then the black beasts copied the general design but wanted it made for themselves. They were however unable to finish it so I did the last bit. Is this an "easy" creation process? You decide.

>could you elaborate on what those two do exactly?
The beast army already explained. It's called "army" because it can create mirror images of itself if needed. The beast economist is a desert beast lady with sand colored fur and a body design I made because I liked it, it ended up being very balanced so I made it into an economy specialist. There's not much more to it. Beast people with fur are very common out there so it's not like I have a lot of imagination, I just get inspired.

>J-seals
I don't understand what this refers to even after reading about it. If you want to remove harmful implants, ask Astrabot, she has tools for that.

>>2298