I didn't understand this at all. Maybe I'm missing too much context.
Also, having a significant conversation between two people without continued hints as to who exactly is speaking gets confusing fast. If you don't like to write "Then X said ...", a technique some writers use is to describe gestures or actions. For example:
Alice stood up with a frustrated look on her face. "You see, this is why I didn't go the board of directors in the first place!"
Bob waved dismissively. "The charter requires us to disclose a problem as soon as the preliminary report is finished."
I didn't understand this at all. Maybe I'm missing too much context.
Also, having a significant conversation between two people without continued hints as to who exactly is speaking gets confusing fast. If you don't like to write "Then X said ...", a technique some writers use is to describe gestures or actions. For example:
And so on.
FCS stands for Fire Control System.
The code blocks are where Multibird is talking.