"Well... I mean it's a little scary sometimes, not knowing what to expect. It's always scary when you go into something you know nothing about," Yumi spoke thoughtfully, nodding to herself. She knew plenty well enough how hard it could be to do things you've never done before, having made several big changes through her own life. Her desire to go off and learn martial arts for instance hadn't been the easiest of choices. Leaving her parents behind, people who would have supported her if she stayed home, that was something which bothered her for a long time. "We'll have to find a way to help you with that then, unless you think it's something you need to do alone? I get that sometimes people need space to sort things out, so if you need room then just tell us," Yumi added with a smile to T'charrl, "But know we're here to do what we can do, however much or little that might be. Like I said before to Viral, friends are there for each other, that's what we do."

It was obvious Viral needed some outlet for all that anger, and smashing things was a pretty good outlet. So was sparring, but he'd been struck enough and had no desire to end the day looking all black and blue. The building wasn't going to mind them laying into it too much he supposed, made it much more convenient for his face then. "You say that like it's the only way I relax, which I don't..." Takeshi said a bit defensively, dropping the sledgehammer he'd been handed, "I mean... I like to exercise too, or spar, or eat, or play around, you know... Other stuff." Not that breaking stuff like that wasn't a decent way of relieving stress; there were boulders nearby his home back on Earth he used to break whenever he needed to calm down, and there were likely still chunks strewn all over the ground. Letting Viral take the hammer he headed inside of the building, humming as he glanced around at the ruined interior. "Savage? Hey there's one hammer and two of us, what if we both didn't want to use it, would we both be savages?" Takeshi pointed out before heading for the stairs, "I'm gonna go break stuff up here, I'll toss it into the alley outside. Just uh... Shout if you need a hand or whatever."

It wasn't until they got about a block away that Yumi realized they were missing two, namely Takeshi and Viral. Her first though was perhaps they had gotten into another fight again, yet there was no sounds to suggest as much. When they got into arguments their voices alone could be hear plenty far away, never mind if fists started flying. "But take him where? Why would they-" Tensing as the loud bang echoed down the road Yumi's ears immediately tuned into what was happening, hearing another one a few seconds afterwards. Feeling Shu's hand leave her own she looked at him hiding with T'charrl, frowning before glancing back at June. "Watch them please, I'll be right back." Running back along the way they had come she began to fear they really were fighting, and just when things seemed to be getting better too. She was going to have to break it up, both Viral and Takeshi would be mad and neither Shu nor T'charrl would be able to have fun. Sliding around the corner on her feet Yumi expected to find someone throwing someone else around, instead furrowing her brow seeing some Uuonians sitting on the roadside, sharing a drink and laugh as the banging continued. Walking closer she looked at the source of the sound itself, eyebrows shooting up in surprise seeing Viral and Takeshi taking down and ruined building. Well... That was different.

Like Yumi, June was concerned those two might be fighting again. They certainly didn't look to get along too well and leaving them alone wasn't the best idea it seemed. If they were fighting then she wasn't going to be able to stop that, knowing she'd at best just get in the way of it. Instead then she did as asked and stayed with Shu and T'charrl, giving each a reassuring smile as she stood behind them. "I'm sure whatever is going on Yumi will take care of it," she assured them, placing a hand on each of their shoulders, "There's nothing to be afraid of, okay?"