Leto kept quiet while Sasha and Ricken had their little chat, not wanting to get in the middle of those siblings. He might be a higher rank than them, but as far as battle went they were more seasoned. He was only given his position for his willingness to do battle, and his actually remarkable ability to lead others into the fray. As far as combat prowess went they each had at least a year or more of combat than he did under their belts. Not that he'd ever say it aloud, but frankly he was just the slightest bit intimidated. Waiting until they left the Yulian breathed a sigh of relief, almost thinking for a second Ricken might do something to instigate a fight. Surprised when T'charrl asked him about his voice Leto immediately shook his head, turning to face the Kaesstrian with a very serious expression. "Of course not, my young friend! Sure it is different, but that is the beauty of it! Many people here sound different, and that is what makes it such a unique, exciting place! Not at all like the king's military where everyone must speak the common tongue." The rebellion by comparison was almost like a day care in its rules and mannerisms, and Leto loved it. Smiling reassuringly he flashed a thumbs up, putting his other hand on his hip. "You are fine T'charrl, I swear it! Now, how about I take you to meet the commander?"

"I don't really like talking about them though... I don't want to feel like a burden..." Yumi admitted, rubbing her arm. Viral was right in a way though, he and Shu weren't exactly the ones most people would go to for help. It wasn't that they didn't care, she reflected, just neither of them were terribly insightful on some topics. And that was by no fault of their own, she certainly didn't blame them for not knowing. Looking up at Viral when he brought up food Yumi's stomach betrayed her by growling, glancing down and scowling at it before sighing softly. "I could go for some food, sure. But please promise me you'll at least try? Even just a tiny bit, just to see if you can have fish. Because even if you only eat fish it's better than nothing." Plus, once he got eating again then maybe he'd begin to warm up to other things as well. That was the hope anyways, first they had to get over the hurdle of actually getting Viral to touch food again. 

Takeshi just sort of shrugged his shoulders, not terribly reassured by Shu's reply. Sure, he might be able to take a smack or some words fairly well, but that didn't mean it didn't effect him at all. When he was trying to appease his friends or be helpful it often had a habit of not working out, and that alone in of itself was a downer. To have them remark about it too as they often did only served to further disappoint him. Lamenting about his issues was going to wait though, he didn't want to mope in front of his brother. Hearing Shu talk about them instantly lightened his mood a little bit anyways, and with a small smile the Saiyan reached over, giving the younger boy's hair an affectionate ruffle. "Hey... The others would play with you too if they weren't so busy," Takeshi reassured, placing both his hands back on the controls. "Plus, saying I spend more time with you and play more isn't fair to them. You're my little brother, so of course we're going to do things together. That's how families work, isn't it?" Chuckling he reached over once more, this time giving Shu a playful poke in the side. "We do things together because it's fun too, right?"