"A man should enjoy everything in life after all. One doesn't truly live unless they get to savor everything around them." Well, almost everything. Service under Yamate had been anything but savory, and Leto would just as soon forget all of it. Leading T'charrl along into the halls he rubbed at his chin thoughtfully, wondering if anything had to be shared beforehand. "Well... I only know the man so well, so I can't say if there's any real sensitive subjects with him. I'm sure he'll introduce himself, so don't worry about his name. And... Just be yourself! He isn't the kind to scrutinize without good cause, so he won't be judging you. Just relax and be friendly, that's all." The Commander wasn't infallible of course, everyone knew of the fallout between him and the Princes. Plus there had been some decisions both in his past and recently that weren't completely favored, but overall the troops respected him and gladly followed. Given the choice between Korian and Yamate he would gladly pick the former any day, even on the Commander's worst of days. 

The pair moved along fairly quickly, not running into many people as everyone was outside busy with work. Only a few officers and the Commander himself were still in the depths of the ship, so Leto had little trouble bringing T'charrl in. Soon enough they had reached the bridge, and the door was wide open, giving them easy access to the room. Unlike the bridge on the Princes' ship which was near a perfect circle with only a raised Captain's chair in the center this room was more oblong shaped. Monitors and panels lined the walls, even stretching beneath the large window panes that made up the front. A few smaller consoles dotted the room as well, and towards the back in the center was the Captain's chair, raised up slightly with its own console just off to the side. Korian wasn't at his seat, but rather down by the front, pouring over a monitor with a few other rebels. Leto flashed T'charrl a smile before walking forward, waving in the Commander's direction. "Korian, sir? I've a guest I'd like to introduce you to!"

Korian scrutinized every inch of the map carefully, trying to best plan their course to the next planet. They were traveling deeper and deeper into Saiyan space, gradually freeing worlds one by one. Sure enough he was confident that this world was to follow suit and be freed, yet it was going to be a challenge. They were into the bulk of Saiyan space now, and as such there was no doubt going to be heavier resistance and defenses in place. The best bet was to find a means to sneak up on the world, and to do so they would likely end up taking a long route around to bypass any potential ships guarding it. A lengthy process, but avoiding an engagement was definitely going to be helpful. Hearing Leto's voice ring out abruptly the Saiyan nearly knocked his head on the screen in surprise, sighing before turning around. "Leto? Finished outside then are we?" he asked, walking forward to meet his Captain.

"Er... Not quite sir! But I've come to introduce you to a friend of the Princes, if it's alright!" Leto explained, stepping aside with a smile. "I'll get right back to work as soon as we're done here, I promise!"

Korian nodded his head a bit, looking to the aforementioned guest curiously. His eyebrows raised a bit upon seeing who, or rather what it was. A Kaesstrian, something he hadn't seen in quite some time. Well this was certainly a surprise, he'd not expected to see one of their kind, definitely not so far from Kaesstra. This one was traveling with the Princes no less, so now at least he knew where they had been. "Huh... A Kaesstrian... Interesting..." he remarked, smiling politely as he offered his hand out to T'charrl. "Pleasure to meet you, it's been quite some time since I spoke with one of your people. My name is Korian, and welcome aboard my ship."

Takeshi really felt like he was upsetting Shu now, and it was an awfully crummy feeling to have. Just watching him wring his tail, a habit that he knew meant Shu was upset, made him fidget uncomfortably in his seat. Finally having to do something to make his brother feel better the older boy switched on the auto-pilot for a second, getting up and moving to Shu's side. Setting an arm around his sibling's shoulders he gave him a hug, playfully poking his nose as well. "Of course I have fun with you buddy, I always do. Do you really think I'd always want to do stuff with you if I didn't enjoy myself?" It was a shame they really did not get to play with one another as often as either of them would like. It wasn't quite fair in a way, they were both kids and only really just getting to know their siblings, and yet they'd hardly an opportunity to just be kids. It just felt like they were comrades sometimes and nothing else, which could be fairly depressing. Letting go of Shu he moved back to his chair, flipping off the auto-pilot to re-assume control. Up ahead he could see the mountains closing in fast, and his scouter was pointing out Yumi and Viral's location, they'd be there in seconds. "You're my little brother Shu, I'm always going to have fun with you. How about we play when we get everyone back, just the two of us?"

"I don't know... I guess I don't want to be telling everyone... It feels like I'm digging for sympathy..." Yumi replied, averting her gaze for a moment. "Everyone's been through so much, and worse than what I went through. It doesn't seem fair for me to be sad or complain then." Really she had emerged from the entire matter relatively unscathed. Sure, there was most definitely some trauma, but with time it would go away, especially in the presence of her friends and family. Some things had been done though, to both Viral and Shu that were bound to last for months, or years even. She couldn't say what had been done to Takeshi, but she figured he'd had some difficulties too. Yumi nodded her head when Viral expressed his feelings about food. It was perfectly reasonable that he may not be able to eat, as much as they may hope he did. Realistically it was not something that could be forced, and that fact was rather hard for them to accept. Everyone was certain that he would come around eventually, but the worry was whether it would be too late or not. Yumi picked up on a faint noise then, her ear twitching as it tried to center in on the distant sound. Turning her head in the direction she squinted slightly, barely making out the shape of something metallic flying towards them. At first she couldn't make it out, and then she saw both the craft and picked up on the Ki energies. Smiling widely she got up to her feet, waving down the ship as it was approaching. "It's the boys, Viral! Our ride is here!"