Aha. Knew it. A non-Earth dwelling guy and a non-human, though this was the first time Byrne had ever spoken with someone who claimed to be a robot. (Unless Renamon's being a self aware computer program counted as being close to a robot? Hmm.) Depth Charge didn't seem to move super stiffly like typical robots did. Guess he was some kind of advanced model. Or he'd just become used to being human?

...Or maybe it was better to not think too hard about this and the whole 'non human' thing in general. Just accept it as it is and nod your head, Faraday. That headache doesn't need to get worse than it already is.

"Yep, just a regular sack of meat n' bones." Byrne's smile was becoming a little more natural rather than forced now - this change of subject was a good idea after all. It was starting to lift his mood, if only by a slight amount, and if only because it prevented him from thinking about last night. "I'm still trying to get used to the fact that there are other worlds and non-humans around here, so bear with me," he said with a small chuckle.