Takeshi could only give Kiton a blank stare as he explained what a billboard was, not having any idea whatsoever what he was talking about. Never in all his time traveling around had he noticed anything like that, there had never been any reason to stop at one of these so called trading posts. Hell, this was the first time he was hearing about any sort of stop anywhere in space, having figured it was basically just planets and the occasional ship. Then again... They had stolen their own ship off of a station, did that count? Rather than bother learning more about these billboard things the Saiyan ushered his brother and the Frost Demon along, wanting to get out of the ship and get to having some fun. After they had left the bridge he took his hands from the others, giving Shu's hair a playful ruffle before sliding both into his pant pockets. "How are we gonna buy food without money, huh?" Takeshi asked, glancing over at Kiton with a smirk, "And you're with us, stop thinking everyone's gonna freak out or attack you. We're friends with these people, you know? So if you're traveling with us then that means you're an alright guy. If you do something stupid though..." he paused, stepping out of the open door and simply jumping down, landing at the base of the ladder and glancing back, "Then that might change things, but I'm sure we're all cool, right?"

"It's simple really, obtaining the data. You just run simulations, take into account all the potential side-effects and then factor in the expected window of time needed for the treatments to take effect. Every single scenario I ran had a success rate of at the very least 95%, and the average of those came out to 99%, simple really." Simple, if one considered a hundred or so simulations to be simple. There was no length too painstaking to ensure Viral's well being though, and really it had taken Aito all of 30 minutes to do all of the crunching. Trying to support Viral as best he could as they exited the ship, the Saiyan eased the two of them down the steps, acutely aware of the discomfort that his son must be feeling right now. If he were to offer the ulterior and carry Viral then he very much doubted the chance would be taken, albeit pride really mattered little when well being was on the line. For the time being he'd try and allow this, though at the first hint of there being serious pain he'd move the Beastman himself. "I've never been here before, so don't act as though this was my decision," Aito responded, smiling as he finally got Viral to the ground, taking a brief pause to let his legs take a respite, "But the sunlight will help you, so look at it that way. It helps the mood too, though it's not going to suddenly make you all smiles I'm afraid."

Trying to befriend a Prince was certainly unusual for Haku, as it never would have passed in a million years on Kortal. Someone like him just didn't even talk to someone as prominent as a Prince, let alone get all buddy-buddy with them. The fact then that T'charrl was so okay with their chatting and even hanging out was honestly a bit confusing, but also exciting and a welcome change. "Oh... Heh, I guess I do know three Princes! I don't know if they're exactly my friends though," he mumbled, or whether T'charrl even was for that matter. It was a little awkward tagging along like this, feeling almost as though he was forcing himself upon the alien. Unless he was explicitly told to leave though he'd try to make it work, hoping somewhat desperately to make a friend today. "We do... But uh... I had a bit of a cold that day too," Haku recalled sheepishly, flashing an embarrassed grin as his cheeks flushed, "Normally I'd be fine though. As for what to do... Well, I love exploring new worlds. Never really had the chance before, the military doesn't exactly let you wander around. So I guess just see what's here, maybe find something fun to do along the way?"