Rename tokens.

[apositive]

I like the change, Mun.

[It's more fitting.]

Now, get back to your tags.

Comments

[contentious]

Straight back to work, as usual.

[apositive]

Of course, Captain. Naturally.

[Was there ever any doubt?]

[contentious]

[No, but. He can try.]

Anything to report then, besides the name change?

[apositive]

Nothing new, sir. My Mun still hasn't put me somewhere and I doubt that will happen soon, if ever.

[And he won't mention his run-ins with Wesker and Sheva. Chris has enough on his plate.]

And yourself, Captain?

[contentious]

It's about the same on this end: take it as good or bad news, but that's the situation.

[Wait no tell him about this WHY NOT.]

Glad to see that you're still in one piece, honestly.

[apositive]

[Because it's very important that you don't fly into a rage, Captain.]

Why wouldn't I be?

[contentious]

[BUT HE HAS A CONTROL ON HIS FEELINGS OKAY]

With how these muns work? It's a surprise we've made it through so far.

[apositive]

...

Point taken, Captain.

[selfrestore]

Your— blood type. [A beat.] Well, it could have been worse, there's that.

[apositive]

Apparently, it's also a play on meanings and words. I suppose my Mun thinks it's clever.

[Piers just thinks it's dorky. You agree with him, don't you Sherry?]

[selfrestore]

And you like it, so that's saying something, isn't it?

[She is not taking sides here, Piers. No strategic ways to gain the upper hand, okay?]

[apositive]

[You're being too diplomatic here. Even for him.]

I like it more than the other one.

[Because there's more to him than just liking steak.]

[selfrestore]

[WHOOPS working national security will do that to a girl, didn't you know?]

It does suit you, and if you like it, it can't be wrong, right? [... She did think that one was cute, though.]