Viral had only given the basket a quick look before he shook his head, pushing it away. While it was a little bit of a draw to see what the ‘shiny’ was, the thought of food still made him feel sick to his stomach. His mind was too focused on what was going on above him, his doubts to whether he was able to continue on with this humiliation. As the fight was gradually turning into an argument, his eyes going to the twins and Vegeta before his mind slowly sank into a depression again when Vegeta interjected and the guilt suddenly kicked in again when it seriously should never do such a thing. He should had been strong enough to withstand it, but it was still him who killed his creators and that just happened to be Vegeta’s parents. It was obvious that Vegeta was still feeling the sting from that no matter how much he insisted that he was over it, not to mention apparently his life had been absolutely terrible too. So much for what Vegeta told him, knowing that he was truly a disappointment deep in heart to his creator’s family just made him feel even worse. There was nothing he could do to redeem himself, his hand moving to Shu’s head as if making an attempt to distract him from what was going on up above.

Shu didn’t know what to make of Viral’s reaction and just looked into his basket, wondering if there was something in there the Beastman really didn’t like. It was probably a good thing that Viral didn’t want anything from it, fruit might be a little too distracting to eat while there was something important going on up above him. Tilting his head a little, he looked up towards the fighters as if wondering why there was nothing really happening before Viral suddenly placed his giant paw on his head, covering his view until he dropped his head, “Huh…? What’s going on? Mister Viral?” he asked out, making a grab at his paw and trying to gently lift it up, “I can’t see what’s happening…what’s going on?” Looking at Viral through his claws, he could almost smell the sadness that was emanating from him through a hardened glare away. He looked like he was trying to be tough on the outside but was hurting a lot on the inside, his curiosity being lead to whether Viral really tried hard to hide his emotions or there was a lot of belief riding on people like him not having any and he was trying to fit that myth.

Kai had tried to explain their situation, but it didn’t seem as if their opponent was having any of that even when he knew they had no choice. The guy was just bitter to the extreme and when the girl interjected it seriously didn’t help them any further when she was being just as aggressive. It was who they were supposed to capture, it was odd that she would come straight up to their faces and demand that they’d shut up with the intent to try and kill them. She didn’t think she could do much to them, but it would make it difficult if they were forced to fight separately. Watching both of them cautiously, he gave a little side glance to Choi before to Yumi, frowning a little at her reaction. He didn’t know how he was supposed to attack now, his eyes going to Takeshi as he interjected in the verbal beating they were receiving.

Choi was feeling a bit conflicted, it was getting harder to fight back when there was so much going on that was just hurting right now. There was so much guilt tripping and making them feel inferior, it was just getting to be a bit much with Choi wanting to finish them all off as quickly as possible with the girl being captured. Feeling confused as everything just started to turn and the guy who was previously mocking them for caring for their father. He didn’t even know why the girl was crying now, he didn’t kill anyone so there was nothing to cry over yet. Looking between all of them feeling fairly confused, Vegeta was sure enough the guy who wanted to stop and talk about it all. Choi didn’t really know if he wanted to do that, his eyes going to Kai to try and find some answers. They were dead if they didn’t return with their target, even if that only meant they were going to be dead in mind as they were turned into zombies. Completely disorientated by what was going on, he kept his guard up right until Kabocha decided to cut in with his own decision. It sounded like they had no choice, they couldn’t do this without Kabocha. Letting out a sigh, Choi gave one last glance to Kai before they both began to lower themselves to the ground.