Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 15: Take Serarri with you!

Raditz readily agreed to Badock's final request.

It must be said that without being beaten, without experiencing setbacks, and without facing cruel tests, Raditz, who is straightforward and full of confidence in everything, had no idea what he would face in the future.

At that time, he believed he was omnipotent and was convinced that he would become the pillar of the family, so he took the initiative to shoulder the responsibility.

Badak was satisfied with his performance, but he did not force him to continue.

As long as Raditz is the way he wants to be right now, that's enough. As for the future, we can only leave it to the future.

Having experienced countless ups and downs throughout his life, Bardock knew all too well that people change.

To be honest, if Bardock knew how the story would unfold in the future, he would be very moved, because everything was just as he had imagined.

Do not!

It was even crueler than he had imagined.

……

Time flew by and it was already afternoon.

Because we purchased a lot of supplies in the royal city, it took a long time.

During this time, Badak also met with members of his team.

Although they didn't know when the next mission would be or which planet it would be, they had been following Bardak for so long that it had become a habit.

So I just got back yesterday, and today I'm already preparing the necessities for my next mission.

Badak and Raditz returned home.

Talot and Serari had already returned home by then.

After explaining the progress of his training to Bardock, Bardock was amazed by the talent displayed by Talot and Serarra.

At the same time, Raditz, who had not yet officially started training, was somewhat frustrated and immediately went to train on his own.

"Well done, but the basics I taught you still need time to solidify! Don't get too arrogant just because you think you know them." Bardock warned Talot and Serari to prevent them from becoming conceited.

They will have to go to the battlefield sooner or later. Excessive arrogance will make them lose their way, thinking they are great when they are actually nothing.

"Don't worry, Uncle Bardock."

"I understand, I will work even harder, Uncle Bardock."

Talott and Serarra nodded in response.

Having received the answer he wanted, Bardock then began to explain his next plans.

For the next seven days, from morning till night, he would dedicate all his time to teaching them to become stronger, even using real combat to teach them how to fight.

Not just Serari, Talott is also looking forward to it.

After all, in terms of strength, Bardock may not be the strongest Saiyan at present, but he is at least at the top level.

When facing someone with a combat power of over 10,000, one can imagine what the outcome will be.

However, there is no doubt that for them, the improvement brought by actual combat will be greater.

Having finalized the training arrangements, Talot disregarded Serari's presence and directly inquired about Bardock's experience at the palace.

Anyway, Serari has already been brought into this small group. In the next few days, even if they don't live together, they will spend most of their time together, so there's nothing to hide.

Moreover, it doesn't matter if Serari knows some things.

The things he and Badak discussed were not confidential.

Bardock would certainly not tell Tarot anything confidential, just like his encounter on Cyril this time, where he concealed the biggest change: Frieza's plot to attack the Saiyans.

"So, Raditz and Prince Vegeta's expedition to Planet Lamp is already set, in seven days? And Uncle Bardock is also going to set off for Planet Kanasa in ten days?" Tarot couldn't help but ask.

The pace is too fast; if I hadn't already considered the worst-case scenario in the last couple of days, I would have felt anxious.

"So, are you starting to regret it, little Talot?" Bardock looked at Talot with a chuckle.

Talot shook his head violently and chuckled, "Since I've made the decision, I won't regret it. It's just that there are too many things to consider. If I were to invade a medium-sized planet alone, although it seems easy, it wouldn't be simple."

"What kind of crazy idea are you thinking of now? Tell me." Bardock could easily understand the meaning behind Talot's words.

Don't be fooled by the Saiyan warriors' apparent physical strength but lack of intelligence.

That's not actually the case. Not all Saiyans are this type. On the contrary, many Saiyans are highly intelligent.

However, they don't need to think too much about things that can be solved with their strength.

Upon hearing this, Talot laughed out loud from the bottom of his heart: "As expected of Uncle Bardock, you knew I was thinking something else without me saying anything."

Bardock shook his head helplessly. Even though it had been more than half a year since they last met, how could he not know Talot's personality?

Upon hearing this, Serari's heart was already trembling. Only two words were in her little mind: Go to war!

Everyone was about to go to war, and although she was over five years old and could go out to fight and carry out missions with the main force, she had no initiative to choose her own future.

The proud and self-respecting little girl lowered her head without realizing it, her little fists clenched tightly.

Talot was right next to Serari, so he noticed her unusual behavior immediately.

With a sigh, she turned to Bardock and said, "Uncle Bardock, I know you've already made arrangements for me, but I'd like to take two people with me when I go to war. What do you think?"

The probing question was also an opportunity to ask Bardock about his true intentions.

Upon hearing this, Serari looked up and asked Talot with her eyes whether she should take her along.

"You want to bring Serari along, right? As a senior warrior, you do have three slots. As long as the other person is a junior warrior and agrees to accept your call, they can join your team!"

"However, there is one thing you must remember: according to the merit points, conquering a medium-sized planet will only cost between 10,000 and 100,000 points. Once you choose to take your subordinates with you, you will have to pay at least 10% of each person's merit points!"

"Furthermore, if a lower-ranking soldier dies in your party, you will lose double the merit points."

Bardak's answer further convinced Talot of his plans.

"That's fine then. I don't really care about the merit points. Besides, if I don't bring Serari along, and she's unwilling to do logistical work, she might die if she joins another team," Talot said with a smile.

What seemed like a casual remark made Bardock realize that Talot was truly remarkable.

Merit points are a symbol of honor for Saiyans, and also a universal currency essential for survival!

Clearly, in Talot's mind, people are more important than merit points!

"You little rascal! Since that's how it is, I won't say much more. I'll take you to fill out the application in the next few days, and I'll also lend you some merit points to buy a medium-sized spaceship. Remember to pay me back double when you come back from your mission," Bardak laughed.

"Double? Uncle Bardock, that's too much!" Talot said, both amused and exasperated.

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(End of this chapter)