Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 27 The Cultivation of Qi in Progress

Because he spoke some of the things he had been suppressing in his heart, Talott's attitude towards Gine and Serari changed somewhat.

They no longer hesitate to speak or only say half of what they want to say, as they used to.

He no longer needs to be as tired as before, hiding things and being afraid of this and that.

After modifying the combat capability detector, Talot also modified the spaceship.

The engineering was naturally much more difficult, but with the help of the blueprints, Talot had already marked the location of the modules, so he easily eliminated those potential problems.

Finally, the spaceship's systems were reset and restored, erasing all records.

There was a self-check process during this step, but because some modules were missing, the system almost failed to recover, which gave Talot a fright.

That sudden panic felt very similar to the feeling of impending death.

wrong!

Talot was not actually familiar with the feeling of death.

But for a moment his mind went blank, and he broke out in a cold sweat, feeling as if he was going to die the next second.

Only after doing all this did Talot truly feel free.

Afterwards, he began to formally explain to Gine and Serari some details to ensure everything went perfectly, and naturally, he talked about the method of cultivating Qi.

After all, I had already made the decision to teach them.

If it hadn't been so shocking in the past, attracting too much attention and danger, Talot would have taught it to Bardock long ago.

His low profile over the years has made him unwilling to take any risks, but now that he has broken free from the clutches that bound him, he has become unrestrained.

As for the method of teaching ki, Tarot used the same method that Gohan taught Videl and Goten in the later Majin Buu Saga.

He himself successfully cultivated his own internal energy using this method.

It must be said that Gohan is a genius for coming up with such a method.

Of course, it's possible that Gohan was simply influenced by Piccolo's teachings.

In summary, in the early stages of the original work, regardless of who it was, it was only when Sun Wukong stepped into the Heavenly Palace that he truly reached the stage of cultivating Qi.

Before this, although martial artists on Earth had experienced a lot and gained some insights, and could even unleash attacks using ki, they were only effectively utilizing their own power.

And so began the training for Gine and Serari. Little did they know that this training would be transformative for their future.

As both an observer and a participant, Talot also began his cultivation.

In fact, he had been cultivating his Qi over the past ten days; otherwise, his combat power would not have increased from 1170 points to 1200 points.

1170 PM?

That's right. Under Bardock's special training in the past few days, Talot's strength has indeed improved a lot, but his actual combat power index has only increased by 20 points.

A 30-point increase in ten days may seem like little, but it was enough to make Talot happy.

Because once you truly embark on the path of cultivation, even the smallest progress is still progress.

As his strength increased, Talot realized a problem: if he didn't cultivate and consolidate his strength, even if his combat power reached a certain limit, it would still decrease if he neglected to train.

Numerical values ​​can change!

Moreover, after several major breakthroughs in combat power, Talot understood that unless it was a transformative insight or a sudden enlightenment, even if there was a loosening in his realm and a breakthrough was made, the improvement would not be very significant.

As for other forms of cultivation, Talot has no way to cultivate anything other than Qi for the time being.

After all, the activity area inside a medium-sized spaceship is only so big. Even if only one person is doing strenuous exercise, it will feel cramped, let alone three people.

Speaking of which, Talot had once thought of installing gravity equipment inside the spaceship, so that he could conduct simple gravity training.

Under higher gravity, even simple exercises like push-ups and sit-ups can have a significant training effect on the body.

Unfortunately, even if he wanted to, he couldn't.

People in this era, although they also think about training themselves to become more powerful and always maintain their best condition, mostly rely on the strong power brought by their innate genes.

Even if scientists could develop gravity devices, they wouldn't think of using them for cultivation.

In conclusion, times have changed, and so have perspectives.

Talot now needs to instill the concept of cultivation and becoming stronger in Gine and Serari, so that they can become even more powerful.

Despite this, given Gine and Serarre's strength, they would be absolutely invincible on Earth.

But it's still too low.

At the very least, they need to have the ability to protect themselves in the future; otherwise, Talot won't force them to.

Time passed by day by day.

Having a goal and new things to do during their long space voyage actually helped Gine and Serarra escape their boring predicament.

In fact, they could easily enter a dormant state.

But Talot didn't do that. If they hibernate, then only Talot will be left.

In reality, most Saiyans travel in single-person spaceships, and their space travel is basically spent sleeping.

When you close your eyes and open them, even if there's a long time in between, it's just a blink of an eye.

The cultivation of Qi is underway.

On the third day, Gine was the first to sense the presence of Qi and successfully guided her own Qi within a certain range.

Serari is inferior to Gine, perhaps due to the age difference, or perhaps due to the difference in ability.

Both high and low-level Ji Nei have 600 combat points.

Compared to Gine, Serari's mistake was more obvious. She treated her insights as something she had to forcefully exert, and kept studying techniques for exerting force, so she was always a little short.

Finally, on the fifth day, with Talot's careful guidance, she was able to perceive the tangible existence of Qi and achieve some basic control over it.

Is it slow?

Actually, it's not slow at all! On the contrary, it's already incredibly fast.

After all, we can't compare this era with later generations.

Gine and Serara were able to sense and control it so quickly because of their pure minds and the inherent strength of Saiyans, which allowed them to make high use of their power.

After cultivating their Qi, their strength improved significantly, and they were able to do things that were far beyond what they had done before.

They would naturally become stronger in a fight, but there was no way to compete in this confined space.

However, at least they can now easily control their combat power. With just a little guidance, Gine and Serari can keep their combat power below 100 points.

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(End of this chapter)