Sayomi gave Korian a good staring at in return; nothing could escape her hearing when it involved her, “Don’t come crying to me if you turn out to be allergic to his dust and I can’t cure you”, she spoke, turning around a little and pressing a few buttons on her computer, “Luckily he’s provided me with his genetic material just by scanning the particles from him and I’ll be able to cure any allergies somebody might have…with the young Prince’s mutation being an important detail”. It was always important for a person to know if there was something different about them, especially if they get sick and had to receive special treatment in regards to their differences. Korian should be thankful she wanted to study an alien species that was pretty much a mystery to the Saiyans, it would make medical a lot easier along with the fact she’d be one of the first to get to study one such alien without looking for strength only.

T’charrl didn’t know how to take what Sayomi told him, mainly because he knew about it the moment it happened and yet he had been in denial about it. Staring at her as she spoke, he blinked and quickly looked to Korian when he touched his shoulder. Turning to him quickly, he stared at him curiously before frowning, looking to Leto a moment before back again, “Right. Thank you for letting me on…a-and I’m sorry if I do dust too much”, he spoke, looking down at himself and stroking his claws through his fur a moment, “And thank you for your offer, I just hope if your men ever had to land that they see my mother first”. Giving one last bow, he turned around and headed in the other direction back towards the door.

Shu was completely dazed over what had happened, he didn’t expect his attack to completely backfire like that but at the speed he tried to attack with had left him trying to fire it off too quickly. Still managing to hang onto Takeshi, he shook his head briefly before letting out a squeal as he was taking a dive once more at the beast as Takeshi went in for the attack. Holding onto him pretty tight, he almost felt the urge to raise his hands in excitement as Takeshi flew around, refraining from doing so just incase he actually did fall off. Closing his eyes as the attacks against the creature met, he looked back only when Takeshi said his name, “Another? Ummm okay! I’ll try, I will!” he spoke, looking down at the creature again, “Just focus…uh huh, I’ll try…” Holding out his hand again, he leaned over Takeshi, taking it a little slower to gather the energy, firing off an erratic blast straight for the creature that recoiled and almost sent him flying off Takeshi.

Viral would be quite happy to take the ship and head back, but that would probably be a bad idea if he couldn’t fly it all the way back. The motion was already making him feel tired, his head not really adjusting all that well to motion. Giving Yumi only a side glance when she figured out how to steer, he lead it on for a fair distance away before pulling at it hard to make it stop, “…Now, was that so hard…” he muttered, pressing a few buttons as the ship started to drop down, “Keep it steady, will you…” He was not at all feeling up to it, the shifting elevation was just messing with his head anyway. Pulling at the gears, he turned slightly to look out the window, holding up his arm again before he just relaxed back in the chair, letting out a groaning sigh. It wasn’t even that far he had taken the ship away; the noise of the battle was still pretty close but far enough away for the ship not to be in any danger unless Takeshi screwed up.