[Even with only the faintest notion of the animosity between Dazai and Chuuya, Atsushi is fully prepared for that reaction. It's part of why he wanted to come along, even if it's not the main reason: the last thing he needs is Chuuya attacking Dazai's pod. Those things are pretty sturdy, from what he's heard, but he'd rather not take any chances.

It's a tense couple of seconds while Chuuya works through his anger, Atsushi standing there with his fists clenched, arms rigorously held down along his body. He certainly doesn't want to invite an attack, but if it happens, he needs to be prepared.

Nothing happens, thankfully, and Atsushi sighs a quiet sigh of relief.]

That's true, isn't it? For all his suicide attempts, he sure doesn't die easily.

[There's a soft smile on Atsushi's lips in spite of the dark topic. Dazai is a strange, strange person. The man's no saint, of course - for that matter: Atsushi doesn't doubt that Chuuya has very real reasons to hate Dazai, even without knowing the details - but he's never (... almost never) been anything but a generous benefactor to Atsushi, so Atsushi can't help but care about him.

No point thinking about that now. Asleep is asleep.

"Worth seeing" is a matter of opinion. Even in the stasis chamber alone, there is a lot to see - but it's not meant to be a zoo. The observation deck is possibly even worse when it comes to emotional impact, and Atsushi thinks anyone could use a break after first witnessing people in stasis, anyway.]

... The mess hall is a good place to sit for a while.

["To settle down", he doesn't specifically say, out of respect: he doesn't want to treat Chuuya like a child that needs comforting. But the stasis chamber is a lot to handle. And what better way to calm down than to sit and eat or drink something?]