Yumi was going to try her damnedest to make certain Viral had some fun out here. Her method might be a bit childish as she splashed the Beastman but hopefully it gave results. Beaming as she flung water at her friend she waited excitably, laughing when he splashed her back. Whether out of annoyance or willingness to play along Viral had done what she wanted, hopefully she could keep it going. Shielding her own face for a second she used one hand to splash back at him, peering over her arm. "What's wrong? Don't want to get wet?" she teased, splashing him yet again. The water sure was chilly, maybe she'd warm up to it though. Or maybe it was just her, Viral didn't appear bothered. Trying to deny him getting her back she ducked under water, not terribly hard to spot out as she swam a bit ways away and popped back up. With a shiver she shook herself out a bit, curious to find she was tempted to start licking water off of herself. Ignoring the odd urge she beamed over at Viral, sticking out her tongue playfully. "No fishing for now, you've got to catch me before I'll let you!" Probably not that difficult, he was likely a powerful swimmer. Ah well, she'd live it up while she could!

She had never seen coin like this before, but just from the work done on them she could guess they were valuable. Even so, her personal opinion on them meant little if they were handing out money for an unknown, that was above what she could do as a simple teller. "A moment please, I'll speak with the man in charge. Wait right here." she said, smiling before turning and disappearing into a door behind the counter. The owner of the bank was back there, and for a good few moments the pair discussed the coins and what they were potentially worth. It was difficult judging the value given it was alien money, and they had nothing really to compare it to here. Still, to the luck of the boys the owner expressed great interest in the money and gave the go-ahead to do a trade. Returning to her spot at the counter the Kaesstrian woman smiled kindly, placing the coins before Kai again. "We can trade you for these, but I'm afraid we can't meet the same level of currency. If you're still willing to trade we can give you Doma for it, one of our higher denominations still. It will be able to buy you plenty, shy of a home."

Darn it all, what did he have to say to make this person stop? Violence should only be used as a deterrent if absolutely necessary, those were Eslaria's own words. The last thing L'esta wanted was to attack someone and instigate a problem within the city, he had to be careful about how he handled this. No doubt his men had noticed his departure and were coming after them now, with luck he could sort this out before they arrived. Controlling them in the face of a potential threat may prove to be difficult. Keeping the distance between himself and the inflated-Kaesstrian short the Captain frowned when his target took a sharp turn, reaching the same point and screeching to a halt, expecting to find whoever it was still moving. Instead of seeing anyone there all he found on the other side of the tree was empty space, with no sign of the person. They had to be somewhere, no way could one of their people just vanish like that. It had to be camouflage, which while it didn't tell him where they might be it did tell him they should be close by still. With a frown L'esta sheathed his blade, trying to convey he meant no harm. "Come on out, you've no reason to fear me. The Queen has simply asked me to police outside the city and confront any unknowns, and you're one of them. All I ask is you speak to me and we can sort this out."

Shu was quite obviously not going to settle down, not any time soon. Takeshi was a bit too bothered to play along at the moment as he felt quite annoyed still. It had all been in good fun and he knew that, his brother meant no harm, but he had to try and save face for failing to find Shu. While the little guy bounded about on trees he just floated there in the air, watching and hoping perhaps his spastic sibling might wear himself down after a while. At last Shu did stop, but only in running, he kept bouncing like some toddler given pure caffeine. "Either way I found you first, it's not my fault you gave yourself away," Takeshi retorted, smiling tightly as he shook his head. He really did want to be annoyed and show Shu he'd annoyed him, but it was so damn hard to keep that front when his brother was being so goofy. The kid's good mood was infectious, and it was gradually getting to him and making him relax. After simply staring for a moment the older boy sighed, waving Shu over with a smirk. "Come on, you're found. Let's go get the others, I'm starting to get hungry."

Shouldn't Takeshi be good at this? Like, really good? The Prince had seemed plenty confident and yet near half an hour later or so Haku was still in the same spot. His butt was sore, a branch was pricking him in the side and he was pretty sure something was crawling on his head. Grumbling under his breath he wiped at his hair to make sure, leaning forward to adjust himself. They hadn't left him surely, they wouldn't do that. Almost getting out of his spot to double check he stopped himself, shaking his head and smiling knowingly. No, they were trying to make him think that so he would come out, like he'd fall for that. Sitting back in his spot the young Saiyan winced when another branch stabbed him in the back, turning around and breaking it angrily. It made a fair audible snapping noise, and with a bit of worry Haku glanced ahead, peering through the leaves to see if anyone heard him. When no one came around he rubbed at his head, going back to debating on at the very least changing spots. Takeshi hadn't even come this way yet so maybe he should, he ought to have enough time to.