Sayomi really should try and trust Korian with that, it wasn’t as if she hadn’t made the system easy enough for non-computer savvy people to understand it. Feeling the need for a break after working for a good long shift, she gave her finger a wave as she walked on to the door, “I hope you’re right. It’s not every day a rebellion happens and you can finally study different sentient species without taking them apart”, she sighed, turning a little, “I may like using technology a lot, but I still love discovery”. As she left the room, gently giving a sigh she walked on back to her quarters with the intent to have a nap after everything that happened throughout her shift. She had to organise quite a lot to meet expectations with a lot of the crew feeling weary from space travel; unfortunately, the break they were having just now was not exactly long enough to give them some time on a different planet. Their whole exhibition into space had been a counter to the Saiyan’s attack on Uunoue, meaning a lot of people were not used to travelling in space again after spending so much of their time on Uunoue.

T’charrl could only guess what was going to happen to him in the future the more he tried to retain control and gain more power, even just now his power was tiny compared to his friends despite his large frame. His arms were still scrawny, his state of mind delicate and his body not very tough, even the strange orbs were not showing much function other than glowing a little. Feeling all sorts of confused over everything he was, he looked back to Leto and gave a nod, “I see…I think. Wait, passive action? I-I see”. He was a little confused, he had to admit, but it was possible to try and figure it out for himself eventually once he was by himself and able to think it over. Smiling a little, he sure enough got a fright when Leto’s scouter made very faint noises that could only indicate he was being called away. Staring at him, he gave a smile before a short wave only to get a strange gesture in return followed by Leto running off again. Well, that was certainly strange, but maybe that strangeness will have to remain as he was now gone and all he could do was head on back in again and hope he wasn’t left alone for too long.

Viral was not going to get angry, it was Yumi’s choice to get angry over the truth when everybody knew it was better for him to not fight ever again if he wanted to live. He really did enjoy fighting, it was the only time he felt alive and yet he was getting closer to death each time he tried to go into battle. He wasn’t going to be able to do anything eventually, he was just going to be a bystander in battle and be useless to them all. Staring out the window as everything passed by, he simply sat in silence the whole way right up until they finally arrived. He didn’t like how many people he was seeing hanging around, they would probably notice him and only be reminded by the fact that he got away with murder literally because he ran off with this group. Feeling pretty stuck, he simply moved his chair to face away from the others, not entirely sure what he was supposed to do.

Shu had just remained all curled up on the cot feeling all snug the whole way back, simply keeping quiet through relaxation and was feeling pretty happy with himself. He didn’t want to talk to Yumi if she was being moody, that was hardly any fun and Viral just generally didn’t want to talk at all to anybody. As they came to a halt, Shu looked up and around, curious to what was happening and why he was coming to a stop. Upon realising what was going on and where they were, he looked up to his brother and smiled, giving a nod, “Okay! Wash wash wash…” he spoke as he moved off the cot and got to his feet, smiling a little. Wiping himself down a little, he moved to the door, looking back to his brother, “Where do we clean? Do we get a bath? Will the water rain down? I can’t remember what it’s called…I won’t eat the flavour bar, I promise!”