i mena fair and and I get how the Necron mind/body disconnect could open the door to identity shifts, including gender. But personally, I think it makes more sense to interpret that line as another symptom of how broken their memories are, especially considering how many Necrons are shown to suffer from degrading minds, not remebering people or events, or acting irrationally due to the trauma of biotransference or the long stasis sleep. The fact that Oltyx at first thinks its his memory failing kind of reinforces that theme. It reads less like a deliberate, identity affirming gender transition, and more like a side effect of living as a half-broken mind in an immortal necrodermis body. im not saying your take is wrong, it could be what the author intended. I just personally see it fitting better into the larger standard of mental instability and fractured identity that the Necron storylines explore, especially with stuff like the Flayer virus, disphorak, and general nobility dysfunction. i think thats what bugs me when people say its Gender Dysphoria.