Kai wasn’t exactly what you would call ‘relaxed’ when compared to his brother, feeling a little annoyed that he was left without space to move and had to carry the weight that was Takeshi. He had lost out on the gamble to decide who should take whom and right now it was definitely Choi who had all the luck. It probably shouldn’t matter considering how they weren’t going to be travelling very long, but it was certainly claustrophobic in the pod and he could do with some breathing space of his own. Travelling through space probably shouldn’t be too much of a hassle; they shouldn’t run into any traffic in this side of the galaxy if anybody was to spot the larger ship that really wasn’t that far away.

The ship had been inspected before they were all set off on their journey, its speed and size meant it would be able to keep the pods on the radar but it had to stay back enough to keep away from the enemy’s own radar too. If Viral was up to the task then he’d be able to keep the ship away and know exactly how much it had to keep away by. Viral was a skilled pilot, he could get the job done so long as he didn’t need to worry about losing his mind halfway through and end up ramming into the side of the ship.

When they made it into space and were all safe to go, Shu was up out of his seat and trying to drag T’charrl out of his too. It was a fair exciting journey they were going on and Shu was anticipating it quite a lot. He was a little nervous about the prospect of capturing a ship and finding somewhere to put everyone on board; they had to go somewhere, after all. Busy trying to drag T’charrl out of his chair, he heard the voice of Takeshi in his scouter, feeling confused at first before his eyes went to Yumi and Viral, “Huhhhh…? Umm…” he mumbled, pressing the button on his scouter, “I-I’m okay! Uh huh, I’m just lightheaded…” he spoke, feeling a little confused, “I’ll be fine…umm, you have fun getting captured, I guess…”

T’charrl really didn’t know if it was okay to get out of his seat, but it was probably best to when it was a little uncomfortable to sit on such a chair. His anatomy was a lot different compared to what Saiyans had so he had to sit at a slouch while watching out for his own lower abdomen; this was definitely a factor preventing Kaesstrian space travel, their way of sitting wasn’t completely compatible with other races. Slowly managing to get out of his seat with Shu’s help, he kept crouched down as he slowly shimmied over to the window, staring out of it as space passed by. There was so much out there, everything was wonderful and yet so black and empty once he was able to see what was around everywhere. He had always wondered what it would be like to be immersed in the vast wonder of space, but now that he was all he could think about was what else was out there.

Viral was just concentrating on his job with his attention being put fully on flying the ship and the status on the radar. He was forcing himself to not worry about anything and extinguish his thoughts while he concentrated on his job, his own worries and problems having been pushed to the side completely. It would had been a lot easier to do this job if there was more to concentrate on other than a beeping and keeping on a straight course, especially when his energy was so low and he had little sleep. Everything was on his mind right now, but his job was so important that he couldn’t afford to let his mind deteriorate to the point where he’d fail everyone and they might end up getting captured again because of that. Slowly lowering his head to the controls, he looked to Yumi when she asked for a nap but already appeared to be taking one. Grumbling, he looked back to the console, “Do what you want. You wouldn’t know how to pilot this without a extensive training, anyway…”