Yumi smiled up at Viral as he spoke, slowing their pace a bit more now that they were approaching the training hall. "I'm sure you'll be able to fight. We're not going all out like you said, so there's no need to really push ourselves. Just something to keep each other from getting all rusty, right?" And goodness knows it was more fun than going to Viral's room and just sitting there. After some sparring they would probably do just that, find something more sedentary as not to overwork the Beastman. This was something that he needed though, Yumi felt, and it was only fair Viral get to do a little training if he wanted to. Stopping at the doors she carefully adjusted her friend's weight, reaching out with one hand and opening up the doors to the training hall. This one was outfitted with a bit more machines than the other, but still had a sizable space in the center, matted up for them to practice on. That would do just nicely, since they'd be doing nothing more than standard training.

Takeshi really felt like snapping at Kabocha for that one but kept his anger concealed. If he went off now then Shu was bound to only end up feeling the backlash and get upset, that was the last thing he wanted. By the looks of it though that happened regardless of how he acted, even a playful little prod didn't get so much of a squeak out of the little guy. Watching the odd display the older boy frowned, glancing back at his brother confused. "You haven't been bad, and you don't have to go to your room," Takeshi said gently, offering a small smile, "Accidents happen, Kai will be okay after a bit. You didn't really hurt anyone, everything is okay, right Kabocha?" he added, glaring over at his friend.

"Uh... Yeah, right." Kabocha reaffirmed, smiling nervously at Shu, putting his hands up a bit. "Forget what I said Shu, I was just kidding, joking around, that's all. And Kai doesn't hold grudges, he'll be over it in a little while and everything will be fine. So stay and have some food with us!" What a pain in the butt this was, having to play all brotherly to Shu. The kid really was quite useless, he'd be completely disregarded if not for his absurd power. Kabocha could almost understand why the King used a collar, otherwise it would be a miracle to get this one out of his room. Lowering his hands he sighed, running a hand back through his hair. Shu needed a backbone, and Takeshi sure was taking his sweet time getting around to giving him one.

That wasn't the ideal apology that Takeshi wanted, but it would do for now. "We'll have some food, then play, and when we're done having some more fun we can go back to our room together, okay?" The last thing Shu needed was to feel excluded and shunned, that never went well with him. It was one thing Takeshi had learned, thanks largely in part to a bit of input from Ikura. He'd asked about monkeys and how they worked as a family back on Earth, on a chance of getting a better idea about his brother. They were awfully social animals from what he understood, and excluding one fromt he group was pretty much the worst thing possible. So if Shu took after that aspect, which he did nearly other aspect, then sending him away was horrible. Taking a seat on the side opposite Kabocha, Takeshi gave the chair beside him a pat, "Come here Shu, sit your butt down will ya?"