“B-But! Everyone can be good, right? You said you were a jerk before, but you’re good now, right?” Shu squeaked, not sounding particularly convinced, “He still thinks, goes to sleep, dreams, has food and favourite snacks…he just like other people, right? He still used to be little like me, right?” He still believed everyone could be good if they were given a chance, they just had to show that they were a good person inside. It was hard to convince anyone that people could be good if given the chance, especially when that person could be scary and the bad guy. He did wonder if he could be good and did have faith that he could be redeemed, just like anyone else. Giggling when Takeshi just got all flustered over the thought of Viral he looked to Yumi when it seemed she had spotted him, watching as she immediately headed on down. Looking to T’charrl quickly he squeaked when they suddenly started descending, hoping T’charrl was going to be able to get down without too much of a problem considering he was still injured and not flying very well.

While Viral could argue all his time with June about his existence and whether he would be better off being reverted back to the time before their deaths, it was Yumi who was quick to put a halt to that discussion and immediately dive in at him and grabbing him like it was okay. He didn’t think it was okay, even if it was just Yumi he was still in a fairly bad spot right now and getting something like that was just going to make it worse for him. Wanting to get Yumi off him he tried to get her off for some time before she finally let go, giving her a glare. “I may be getting better, but that doesn’t excuse you being rude like that!” Despite the whole dropping in and interrupting their conversation it was the fact that the others were also here that threw him off, his eyes going to Takeshi and Shu as they touched down while noticing T’charrl not that far behind. Groaning lightly he watched as Takeshi put Shu down, frowning before he looked back to Takeshi. “Beat you? I could beat you before I fell ill. Are you calling me weaker than I was before? What do you mean by that…”