T’charrl frowned, slowly shaking his head as he pulled down his hood, “They couldn’t manage the energy, so I took it. I couldn’t let it land, otherwise the city would have been left in ruins”, he spoke lowly, “Couldn’t risk it connecting with the planet, otherwise all the energy veins in the surrounding area would overload and explode. You have to be gentle with a planet’s energy or you just cause it harm”. It was all probably going straight over Takeshi’s head, but he still didn’t feel as if it was a victory as such. If that happened again he didn’t know if he could handle it, but maybe this time he would be able to protect the energy elsewhere. He needed to be wise with the energy and couldn’t throw it around recklessly like Takeshi might. Staring at Takeshi, he smiled nervously before letting out a sigh, shaking his head, “I wouldn’t know what you are. Is strength really a matter of brawn? Is it skill? Are you a skilled warrior?”

T’charrl wasn’t too sure about these tactics Takeshi was coming up with, wondering whether it really was unwise for him to go in with them and instead wait in the little ship. If it required them being sneaky then he had no idea how he too would pull it off when he looked more like a pet compared to them. The biggest worry would be the aliens recognising them as the rebels they actually were and completely mobbing them, possibly taking them down like the soldiers on his world did. He didn’t know if these people used poison too, but if they did then they would be in trouble. Frowning at the possibility, he looked to Takeshi, “And you’re absolutely sure you’ll be fine if they use those weapons against you? Maybe you should bring your sword with you”, he suggested, pulling the sheet down a little, “Unless you’re, uhh…not very good at using it yet…then it’s okay. I won’t judge…”

Seeing the ship up ahead was definitely what was needed, the door being the most welcoming sight of them all. He was relieved that he would finally get out of the heat and sand and into shelter. Letting out a sigh, he pulled back his hood a bit as Takeshi put Shu down and tended to the door. While a very interesting planet, it was not going to be one of T’charrl’s ‘must visit again soon’, at least not until he knew when the calmer seasons were around. Feeling anxious about staying outside for too long, the moment the doors opened he let out a relieved sigh, walking in behind a stumbling Shu. That moment was what he was waiting for, finally managing to relax, “That’s so much better…” he sighed, slowly lying down on the floor, “I feel like I’m burning all over…”