The steak wasn't [i]too[/i] bad, if a little sweet. Takeshi had never had sweet steak before, had Kai not said anything he'd almost think it was bad. He'd eat it because he was hungry, but fruity steak was definitely not something he would be cooking again. Shu on the other hand looked like he was in heaven, munching away at the sweet, juicy slice of beef. Then again making that kid happy was fairly simple, it didn't take a lot to wow or impress him usually either. Glancing back over at Kai he watched their friend eat silently, wondering just how lonely he might be feeling. "Makes sense when you put it that way. I usually don't pay attention to time when we're traveling," he remarked, shrugging his shoulders. Kai looked to be really in the dumps, the least they could do was offer for him to join them. Takeshi wasn't sure what the other guy liked to do for fun, they had never exactly sat down like this and talked to one another. Sighing as the offer to train was put down he placed his steak on his plate, licking one of his fingers clean lazily. "Hm... He is training, he was with Yumi in the training hall," Takeshi said, "So if you're worried about your Ki being uneven or whatever I guess you've got to come train with us, huh?"

Vegeta sighed in slight annoyance as he followed a bit behind Viral. So much promise and he had to go and near eat the kid, so much for that. Back to square one he supposed, they needed to make damn well sure next time that they took more precautions. As he simmered down a bit Vegeta was more able to look at it a bit objectively, and foolishly he realized that the Beastman wasn't entirely at fault here. Food had triggered a more primal response in the laboratory before, and then that kid had been covered in raw meats and fruits, the former being Viral's main food. So it was a small wonder that when they fought he lost himself, in retrospect. "Viral... I think I owe you an apology," Vegeta called out, "I suppose now that I look at it you weren't entirely to blame for what happened. Maybe you should have removed yourself from the situation to avoid it altogether, I don't know. But apologies for singling the blame on you, that kid was at fault as well. And... I suppose myself to a smaller degree." In the future their training would have to be far more controlled to ensure Viral was capable of handling himself. Of course that ran the risk of losing said composure once introduced to a stimulus, so some exposure then was necessary. "Can you speak?"