Eventually Riku winced at the words the other individual was saying. He turned to Sora, but it seemed like the spiky haired younger individual was the one to speak first. "Riku, do you even have any idea what language they're speaking?" Riku shrugged a bit, "I don't think it really matters. Aren't we supposed to be able to understand everyone in the end? I just don't think we have enough information to go on just yet.<br/><br/>Sora turned back around, watching the 'SuperGuy' make demands. It certainly seemed like he was tough and in control of the situation regardless of what the situation had called for. Both of the two Keybladers had listened extremely intently when it came to what this General Zod individual was saying. Sora frowned a bit and shook his head. "I thought that we had enough of these military types when we were last involved in that civil war up in the stars or whatever."<br/><br/>Riku sighed a bit and then whispered back toward Sora once again. "People are foolish and weird everywhere, and that means people are going to be power hungry no matter where we end up. Was any different with the lions, or under the ocean or on the games grid?"<br/><br/>Once Zod started to walk past 'SuperGuy' and back to the ship, Sora tried to make a gesture to him. He wanted to let the other individual know that if Superman was going to try and save people, then the two Keybladers were going to be on his side as well.<br/><br/>What he didn't want to focus on, though, was the fact that Riku was entirely right. This same sort of thing had a tendency to play out regardless of what universe they were paying a visit to. At least it made their job a little easier.