Takeshi watched Shu battle with the soap for a moment, scarcely believing how much trouble his brother was having. When it popped up and caught him in the chin he stifled a small laugh, putting a hand on his forehead and over his eyes before letting out a sigh. "You're holding it too hard... If you squeeze it it'll slip like that," he explained, a bit embarrassed he'd not said anything sooner. "You don't have to try crushing it, just wrap your fingers around so it doesn't go anywhere and use it like I showed you. Either that... Or I'll wash you myself." Either way Shu was most certainly getting cleaned. A little haphazard behavior wasn't going to get him out of this, he had to wash up. Smiling as he leaned over Takeshi grabbed the bar of soap, handing it back to his brother and wagging a finger at him. "One more try, then I'm cleaning you. Don't squeeze it so hard, okay? You're making it more complicated than it needs to be buddy," he chided gently, trying to get the point across. Hearing T'charrl's remarks the Saiyan's face reddened in embarrassment at the suggestion that others might find out. "Well no one's going to tell the others that I slipped on a bar of soap, right?" Takeshi asked, closing his eyes as an eyebrow twitched irritably. "I know plenty of people would never let that go, and I really don't want to listen to that for the entire ride home."
"Viral... I have no real clue what I'm doing here, honestly. I'm a scientist, a warrior, a doctor... Kind of. I run a business, I'm traveling the galaxy, fighting a war. I have no fricken clue what it is I'm supposed to be doing in life, and right now I'm not that worried about it. We're pretty much the same age, right? And neither of us have any idea what we're supposed to do with ourselves yet, so I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it's normal. Yumi probably doesn't have a clue either I bet." The latter bit of Viral's argument was definitely a little bit of a downer. It made sense in a way, his father had to have had some intent when he'd made the Beastman. Vegeta hadn't thought to ask that when they had spoken, and now he wasn't sure when the two of them might have a chance to talk again. However, this did bring him to a conclusion that may just perhaps lighten his friend's mood a little. "What if my father didn't have a purpose for you other than to live?" the Saiyan suggested, smiling hopefully. "I mean... Raising us wasn't planned until things took a turn, so I doubt that was the intent. He and grandfather could still fight, so I doubt he intended for you to be the sole protector of the planet. One of yes, but not the only. What if he did it just to see that he could? Maybe he only wanted to give you life, not a purpose. Maybe he wanted you to find that on your own?"
Whatever the case was they wouldn't know for certain without confirmation from their father. The best that could be done now was offer words of encouragement and hope that something, anything, stuck with Viral. Ikura was going to have to verify things for them, provided the man was still alive back on Earth. The topic of surgery was then brought into question, and the Beastman while averted didn't particularly say no, leaving it to Vegeta to make the call. They had to do it, otherwise the recovery would be painstakingly long and possibly foul up. "Again... It's like you raising me, there is no way dad could have known these things would have happened. I'd bet he intended on helping you himself if anything ever happened. It just so happens that the situation we're in now has me helping you." Alright, surgery... That meant some anesthesia to knock out Viral. Leaving the table for a moment Vegeta went looking around for such a thing, all the supplies being put in places he wasn't familiar with. "What happened to you was unexpected, and only because of a result of someone else's tampering. You were fine before the Saiyans took you, I never helped you once before then. And don't get the wrong idea, I don't mind helping you. But this is all recent, and it coincides with your kidnapping. Besides this last year I truly do think you are the pinnacle of dad's work, and you're ideally what he wanted to create."
"Viral... I have no real clue what I'm doing here, honestly. I'm a scientist, a warrior, a doctor... Kind of. I run a business, I'm traveling the galaxy, fighting a war. I have no fricken clue what it is I'm supposed to be doing in life, and right now I'm not that worried about it. We're pretty much the same age, right? And neither of us have any idea what we're supposed to do with ourselves yet, so I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it's normal. Yumi probably doesn't have a clue either I bet." The latter bit of Viral's argument was definitely a little bit of a downer. It made sense in a way, his father had to have had some intent when he'd made the Beastman. Vegeta hadn't thought to ask that when they had spoken, and now he wasn't sure when the two of them might have a chance to talk again. However, this did bring him to a conclusion that may just perhaps lighten his friend's mood a little. "What if my father didn't have a purpose for you other than to live?" the Saiyan suggested, smiling hopefully. "I mean... Raising us wasn't planned until things took a turn, so I doubt that was the intent. He and grandfather could still fight, so I doubt he intended for you to be the sole protector of the planet. One of yes, but not the only. What if he did it just to see that he could? Maybe he only wanted to give you life, not a purpose. Maybe he wanted you to find that on your own?"
Whatever the case was they wouldn't know for certain without confirmation from their father. The best that could be done now was offer words of encouragement and hope that something, anything, stuck with Viral. Ikura was going to have to verify things for them, provided the man was still alive back on Earth. The topic of surgery was then brought into question, and the Beastman while averted didn't particularly say no, leaving it to Vegeta to make the call. They had to do it, otherwise the recovery would be painstakingly long and possibly foul up. "Again... It's like you raising me, there is no way dad could have known these things would have happened. I'd bet he intended on helping you himself if anything ever happened. It just so happens that the situation we're in now has me helping you." Alright, surgery... That meant some anesthesia to knock out Viral. Leaving the table for a moment Vegeta went looking around for such a thing, all the supplies being put in places he wasn't familiar with. "What happened to you was unexpected, and only because of a result of someone else's tampering. You were fine before the Saiyans took you, I never helped you once before then. And don't get the wrong idea, I don't mind helping you. But this is all recent, and it coincides with your kidnapping. Besides this last year I truly do think you are the pinnacle of dad's work, and you're ideally what he wanted to create."