Heart Torn Asunder [Departure/Open to those in Beat's Ship]

It took him hours to wake up and when he finally did, he was feeling rather dizzy. "Hm...?" he felt oddly satisfied with a full stomach, even though it wasn't nearly as full as it was just after he finished. It has been four hours since he crashed and now that he stared at the window, it was already dark. "Is it night already?" the infant wondered as he slowly got up, scratching his eyes with the back of his hands and yawning. He was still in the food court and he decided to grab one piece of meat just for the sake of it; a waking up appetizer, so to say. Then, he started to roam around the ship, going through the isles, exploring it randomly as he tried to search for Beat by using his ki sensing ability.

Little did he know that the planet they were at was no more.

Beat proceeded to explain Earth was not safe and Sai arched one of his eyebrows, unsure on what he meant by that. Shortly after that he continued to say it was attacked and even though he didn't know who was the culprit behind the attack, the planet had been destroyed and that just further surprised the young saiyan boy, who widened his eyes and dropped his jaw. "The whole planet exploded?!" he asked as some weird and conflicting memories passed by his eyes, but he couldn't really make sense of it. Instinctively he place one of his hands on his head and grimaced, grunting lowly. The purple-gi saiyan continued explaining how he was ordered to evacuate and how they were now heading towards Namek and, oddly enough, the place didn't sound really familiar, even though he had a feeling he had heard that name somewhere before.

Sai took a deep breath and stared at one of the windows again. "So... We are going to a place with more saiyans?" he asked in a kind of unease tone. He felt somewhat nervous about that possibility and his heart was pounding at a much faster pace, though he didn't yet understand why he was feeling that way.

So Earth was gone, and they almost died. It was a bit weird, he thought, to not feel anything when the risk of death was so close and so real. It was almost like death was something so alien to him; if anything, death felt like an old friend that he was quite used to, a second home, a place he would eventually return to and that made him lower his gaze and think about it for a moment. "Everyone dies one day..." he spoke mostly to himself, but Beat could still hear it. There was no sadness in his remark and, if anything, he was oddly serene about it. He didn't feel that much about Earth and, in a sense, it didn't feel like he had lost a home or anything. Earth was kind of alien to him, almost as if it had shunned him before, but he couldn't remember anything, so he just shook his head to get those thoughts away; they were not helping in any way.

He stared back at the purple-gi boy as he explained that there would be saiyans and that although he didn't know why Say had no memories, they might find answers with the Alliance, and with this Koma, whose name sounded very familiar. He nodded twice and spoke. "Alright, Beat. I want to go to Namek and meet this people. Maybe I will know a bit more about myself, maybe I will know where I'm from, who is my family... I would like that. and as he said that he really did sound like a shy child, eager to meet people, but unease to do so at the same time.

Sai was thoughtful when he asked if there was something he wanted to do, and oddly enough, he remembered the things Sono and that girl named Kabocha were teaching him shortly after he woke up. Some techniques of something that sounded really damn familiar to him, but he couldn't even understand why. So, when he asked if there was something he was interested in doing since they still had 5 hours before they could reach their destination, he nodded. "There are a couple things." he said, staring back at Beat with a serious and oddly mature expression. "I want to train. I feel like my body does not respond well while I'm fighting, but I might have come up with a way to try and fix it. Moreover, I want to use that super form again, to see if I can control it. If we are going to meet other saiyans, I don't want to be a pushover. I can sense your power, Beat, and I feel mine is much inferior." he stated, folding his arms in front of his chest. "I feel I'm much weaker than what I should be... And somehow I feel my super form is nothing but a prototype, if that makes any sense... There's more to it... I don't know why I know it, but I do..." he added.

Sai shook his head. "No... There's definitely something that feels off whenever I turn Super Saiyan, almost as if there's something blocking my path, blocking my ki and I can't tap into my fullest potential..." he explained to the best of his capabilities, but Beat came up with quite the technique to check on a person's Ki and he quickly showed interest in his widened eyes. He approached the purple gi boy and followed his instructions, confirming the steps. "Like this, you mean?" he asked as they link their hands together and, upon confirmation, he would begin to try and transfer his ki energy to Beat, so they could know if something was actually wrong with him.

There was definitely something weird with Sai's ki, as it almost felt like it was made of two energies, one more dominant and the other more passive, but still two different sources that were so tightly entwined together that they had become their own thing, although still carrying their individual traits. It was hard to explain what it felt like, but there was clearly a disturbance in his body due to the source of his own energy and it was blocking him from tapping into the full potential of his ki. He was definitely much stronger than he showed himself to be, but it was quite obvious he wasn't suppressing his power willingly. It was beyond his self-determination, that was for sure. The conflict inside the red gi boy was clear, but hard to determine the true cause.

"Something... strange?" he asked, arching one of his brows, and when he finally cracked it down to him, Beat revealed he had two ki sources and that surprised him even more. "That... Does not sound like normal..." he commented while Beat continued to explain his findings. His explanation made a hell of a sense and Sai was clearly shocked by the statement as he lowered his gaze and instinctively touched his chest with his right hand. "My ki is in conflict... Why is that happening to me? Why can't I remember anything?" he asked himself, showing a saddened expression on his face. He only rose his head again when Beat suggested training could be a way to make him strong enough to either make those energies fuse into one or to at least deal with it and he nodded, cracking a subtle yet saddened smile.

"Thank you, Beat... You are a good friend." he simply said.