Keman nodded. "There were others that I spoke with on the board. They'd also been changed." He had been in two-legger form (specifically this one) often enough over the past year that waking up in that way hadn't really thrown him (even if he was still working out some of the kinks). He couldn't even begin to imagine how disorienting it must've been like for the people who weren't used to it.

Smiling, he shrugged. "I do call that technology. But I guess we can agree to disagree, can't we?" He didn't want it to turn into a stupid argument. He hated those. Myre, on the other hand, had loved them and would bicker with him for hours over a dumb technicality.

"I guess..."