Sayomi was fair dismissal over Korian, somewhat annoyed that he was willing to pull her away from work like this. She would rather get him checked out before they had to leave, who knew when they’d be back and see them again before this alien was gone and nobody had managed to study a Kaesstrian before, especially a specimen this large. Staring at Korian with a rather fed-up look with her computer held close, she blinked slowly before looking down at her computer, pressing a few commands in calmly, “They’ll need food eventually, so they’ll be back”, she spoke, not sounding too convinced that everything would go her way, “Unless the Kaesstrian Prince was to leave before then, otherwise I don’t believe I will get my data from him”.

T’charrl tapped his claws together, looking between them for a moment before raising a claw in slight objection, “Uhh, I-I’ll probably still be…with them”, he spoke, quickly going back to tapping his claws together, “I have a lot of stuff too that will require me to be with the group for a while and uhh…I-I guess I could sometime…maybe?” Looking at Sayomi, she was giving him a fair stern look, trying to find the truth in his words. Frowning a little, he scratched his cheek before letting out a sigh, “I have big problems that they can only really help me with and I-I can do things that will help them too, so it’s best that I travel with them and help them in exchange for helping me”.

Sayomi continued to give T’charrl a good staring at, giving him only a quick look up and down before shifting in her stance a little. The guy was definitely hiding something and she was trying to find it, looking down at her computer eventually and clicking on a few controls, “Big problems, you say?” she spoke, turning slightly away, “So you’re a mutant, then? That would explain a few things”. Looking up at T’charrl, she noticed the frown on his face before she let out a sigh, showing her computer screen for a second which had all sorts of data running down it, “It means nothing bad, otherwise the screen would be giving warnings saying it was. Mutants exist in all species so don’t feel bad about that”.

Shu was definitely holding on tight, he didn’t need to use much more than his tail to keep a good hold onto Takeshi. He did wonder how this creature managed to live as well, there was that odd air about it too that made it feel a lot more threatening than other beasts; however, he was with Takeshi and that was the difference between him feeling confident and scared out of his wits. Staring down as Takeshi continued to rise higher, he looked to him quickly at his explanation of the plan, “Like boom? Okay! I think I can…without hurting you too”, he spoke, staring down again, “Remember I’m not very good at controlling my energy…” 

Grabbing hold of Takeshi properly, they were soon going on a dive straight for the creature, Shu closing his eyes for a brief moment as Takeshi went in for the attack. Letting out a squeal of excitement, he wrapped his tail around Takeshi when he suddenly went upside down, holding onto Takeshi tight as a boulder came flying straight for them. He didn’t know how they were supposed to do this, the creature was fairly violent and it was hard to do anything when he couldn’t really fly. Looking over Takeshi again once they were the right way up, he frowned a little before letting out a gasp as he was suddenly thrown off balance from Takeshi. Feeling dazed and a little confused, he looked to Takeshi quickly again once he began to talk, “Blast him? O-Okay! I will! I’ll try not to hit you…” Moving his head slightly, he stared down at the creature before biting his lip, holding his hand out and letting out a blast that might as well had been an explosion from his hand, sending it flying back.

Viral wasn’t up to doing this at all, he just wanted to relax in a chair but instead he was forced in front of all these blinking lights and made to feel dizzy just by staring at them. It was difficult to hold the control, he had to use just one hand and put weight on the other side. Getting the ship up to a decent level, he stared at the controls to try and figure out how he was supposed to steer one handed up until Yumi decided to come in and sit in the other seat. Looking to her with annoyance, he narrowed his gaze as she spoke of her readiness to pilot it with him. She had to be kidding, she didn’t even know how to drive a car, “Are you serious”, he grumbled, turning to the console again, “If you think you can, then take the wheel and steer the ship while I get us moving. You got that…?” Barely giving a moment for a reaction, he took hold of his own wheel in the middle and pushed it forward, causing the ship to move.