Sayomi watched as T’charrl left, her eyes slowly looking up to Korian and his reaction to her work. Giving him a hard glare, she looked away and went back to her computer, pressing a few commands in as Korian told her off. Giving him a fair hard side-glance, she raised her head a little before pointing a finger at him, “I am anything but ‘mad’”, she spoke, lowering her hand again, “I will do anything to keep my people safe and if you think me not taking important notes about every ‘new’ race we come across is not something that should be done, then I’m not treating you for the next purple pox you pick up and that’s just an example of an unpleasant illness”. Turning away from him, she moved over to one of the consoles and placed her computer down nearby, working on the computer instead, “You’ve got to learn to support me a little more, as your Lieutenant. I don’t hear you telling them off for calling me such things, hm? I bet you’re thinking the same thing that they all are about me right now”.

T’charrl gave one look back at the door as it closed before letting out a sigh, continuing onwards. He was scared for a moment that the woman was going to find out more about him than the others did, she was fair quick to point out that he was different than the rest of his race. Staring at the floor for a moment as he walked, his antennae twitched a little before he looked up to Leto, just catching him looking away after giving him a good staring at. Feeling all sorts of concern over what he was looking at, he stared down at himself before looking back again, “Uhhh, y-yeah…the entire galaxy?” he questioned, finding that to had been a little strangely worded, “What do you mean ‘charge’? You can’t take charge of entire systems, I’m certainly not leaving them in charge of my planet just because it’s in this galaxy…”

Shu didn’t even have time to see where his blast had landed before he had to grab onto Takeshi again in an attempt to recover. His Ki was just too uncontrolled for him to handle, it definitely didn’t make anything easier either when the creature was still attacking. Squeaking when another boulder was thrown their way but blasted by Takeshi, he looked back again before frowning, not feeling too confident those one-handed blasts were going to do much. Looking back to Takeshi, he blinked a few times before looking back to the monster, “One last time? I can?” he spoke, but sure enough he had an idea. Looking back to Takeshi, he smiled before bouncing straight off Takeshi’s back, “Catch me! Catch me!” Gathering up as much energy as he could at that particular moment, he threw both his hands down before a wild beam of erratic energy was blasted down at the creature, sending Shu flying up in the air from the sheer force of it until he stopped, waving his limbs around.

Viral had just lost all interest at this point, not even willing to sit up and look at Yumi as she started complaining again. It wasn’t that hard keeping a ship from rocking and yet she had managed to do so, the swaying only adding to his own difficulty to keep from falling off the chair unconscious. Grumbling a little, he continued to stare out of the window, ignoring the sounds outside that might otherwise worry someone who might have cared. Not feeling up to getting out of his seat, he slowly rolled his head over a little more, staring out into the beyond, “…You should learn to stop complaining and actually try to learn”, he grumbled, shifting his arm a little, “Steering is not that hard…don’t know what you’re complaining about. I would had just done it myself if I didn’t think you could do it…even with one hand working”.