"As you like." Does not phase this man either way. York can posture all he wants about fairness and being more than how one is perceived, but the Soldier's own experiences tell him a different story.

Then again, York's suspicions might work in both of their favor, if it draws out the real perpetrator. The Soldier had questions he wants to ask the android, wants to know if he's been able to scan and detect anything missed by the naked eye. But he can't, not without throwing his own gamble away. It's frustrating.

"And honest and humble too, clearly." He shrugs, clearly not caring if the sarcasm lands or not. He's probably not making a friend here but it's not likely that either of them cares.