Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 376 The Guidance of Time, the Children's Reactions

After contacting Vegeta, Serari then contacted the others one after another.

She wouldn't overlook anything she could think of or contact.

As for those who don't have a way to contact her, she'll go there in person.

For example, he went to Namek and found Ragar and Naru.

After all, Serari can teleport, and with her abilities, traveling back and forth in the universe is a piece of cake.

The reason they sought out Ragal and Neru was because Namek and Earth had maintained close ties over the years, and they had always been concerned about Talot's whereabouts.

……

at the same time.

The Temple of the Omni-King.

Led by Weiss, Talot and he arrived here together.

And they met the high priest of this time and space world.

To Talot's surprise, he didn't expect that there was actually a connection between the high priests.

Although he appears to be facing different high priests, it can also be said that he is facing the same one.

Using the definition of the doppelganger theory, you can consider each Grand Priest as a doppelganger, or you can consider each Grand Priest as the original body.

Even the High Priest of the original timeline was not the first one.

After some conversation, Talot finally understood why the high priest of his own timeline had summoned him.

It's really strange, the first thing was really just to see him.

Even if there is a second reason, it is not explained clearly. I just told him to my face that I was looking forward to seeing what the future would be like if he changed.

After communicating with the High Priest, Talot entered the Time Corridor under the High Priest's guidance, accompanied by Whis, and thus traversed all of Talot's experiences from birth to the present.

Witnessing his past firsthand was still quite shocking, and it instilled fear in Talot.

He even began to wonder if his identity as a time traveler had been discovered.

In addition, he was also worried that since his past was known so clearly, it meant that beings like the High Priest could travel through time in some way, change his past, and thus affect the present.

Traveling between time and space involves crossing different parallel time and space worlds.

Traveling through time is the true meaning of walking through the past and future in this spacetime world.

Although he had mastered the ultimate spatial power and the power of time, thus fusing the power of spacetime, Talot's understanding of time was not truly up to par.

Just like Whis in the original work could directly reverse time, he could try to do it within a certain range, but he could never do it easily.

Simply put, Weiss's ability to reverse the universe by three minutes may be his limit, but it is definitely not Weiss's limit.

In other words, Weiss can do it with a wave of his hand, but he needs to put in his full effort.

Leaving the Time Corridor, Talot and Whis stood at the exit of the Temple of the Omni-King.

The High Priest did not see him off; instead, he gave Talot new guidance in his own way, giving Talot a clearer direction.

By this time, a considerable amount of time had passed; at least half a day had gone by before they arrived at the Temple of the Omni-King.

"Let's go back, Talot," Weiss suggested.

Upon hearing this, Talot snapped out of his reverie and nodded slightly: "Yes, it's time to go back. This trip has been incredibly rewarding. I've gained new insights into higher realms, and I'm sure I'll be able to break through again soon."

He owes this feeling entirely to the High Priest, so he truly has to thank the High Priest.

However, Talot was also cautious, after all, there's no such thing as a free lunch.

If good things always fall into your lap, then they are no longer good things.

Even though the High Priest was always using her with good intentions and wouldn't harm her, Talot didn't want to be a mere pawn.

Although one's resistance may be meaningless to the supreme being.

Watching Talot's performance, Weiss maintained a smile throughout: "Actually, the High Priest is training you to become a qualified administrator. That Time Corridor is not even qualified for the God of Destruction, let alone us angels."

"The manager??" Talot looked suspicious upon hearing Weiss's words.

Without realizing it, people started to associate managers with angels.

But he's a Saiyan, an anomaly! Does the High Priest really intend to train him to become an angel?

"You'll have to figure this out yourself; no one can help you with that," Weiss said, smiling and gesturing for Talot to place his hands on him.

Without hesitation, Talot placed his hand on Weiss's shoulder.

Weiss didn't answer, and there was no need for him to force him to ask; even if he did, Weiss wouldn't answer.

The two left the Temple of the Omni-King and headed towards Universe Seven.

……

The scene returns to Earth.

It was nearing evening.

Everyone gathered together, creating a lively atmosphere.

Besides the warriors and their families, there were also the Four Supreme Kais and the Grand Supreme Kai, as well as the East Supreme Kai, the Old Supreme Kai, and even Jebit from the Supreme Kai realm.

"Aren't they back yet? Those two kids," Serar said with a hint of worry.

Bulma sighed, "After all, seventeen years have passed. We're not children, we don't know what they're thinking. We can only let nature take its course."

"Yes, they've all grown up without us even realizing it, and it's time for them to have their own thoughts," Serarry said with a bitter expression.

These years have been marked by Talot's departure, which has left Serari and Bulma feeling like they owe their two children something.

Actually, when you think about it, which Saiyan who lived on Planet Vegeta didn't experience the pain of separation from their loved ones?

For example, Serari and Talot's parents both died in battles invading other planets.

However, this also indirectly confirms that there is no affection between parents and children.

Even their biological parents, when they learned that the Dragon Balls could revive life after arriving on Earth, never thought of reviving their own parents.

Saiyans are not emotionless beings; that's where their cold-bloodedness comes from.

……

Outside the manor.

There are five teenagers, around seventeen or eighteen years old.

Two women and three men.

They are Tarora, Talos, Videl, Gohan, and Trepp.

They learned the news immediately after school.

Hesitating here now.

"We're already at the doorstep, let's go in, Sister Tarola, Talos," Bidel said, trying to persuade them.

Once the person involved learns about the matter, they will become deeply entangled in it and find it difficult to extricate themselves.

In such situations, those caught in the middle also face difficulties because their identity requires them to navigate complex situations.

For example, Talos and Talos are very annoyed with their father.

This is actually somewhat better for Talos, because Talos has no memory of the first three months of his life, so he feels that his father has no sense of responsibility at all and has only appeared now.

But for Tarola, there is a psychological barrier that she cannot overcome.

Although her memory is somewhat hazy, she still remembers the impression her father left on her when she was two years old.

The reason she developed this resentment was that it had accumulated slowly over the years. She didn't know how to face her father, nor did she know how to face her own feelings.

"Let's go. What's the point of standing here? We're bound to meet sooner or later, aren't we?" Trepp said.

"Trept is right. There's no use running away from some things. Aunt Serari and Aunt Bulma certainly wouldn't want you to be like this either," Gohan said, glancing at Talos and then at Tarora.

He was naturally more concerned about Tarola's situation than Talos.

If Tarora really can't accept it, then he will unconditionally stand by Tarora's side.

The siblings remained silent for a long time before Talos finally spoke first: "Sister, what do you think we should do next?"

Upon hearing her brother's question, Tarora took a deep breath, looked up at the sky, and after struggling with the question for a long time, finally let out a long sigh of relief.

"Let's go, at least we can't let the mothers worry. As for Dad... we'll talk about it when we meet..." Tarola reassured them, which put Gohan and Trepp at ease.

After all, Tarora is the older sister. If she doesn't want to, they really can't do anything about it, and it's been like this for years.

……

In the back garden of the manor.

The group hadn't seen each other for a long time, so they were all catching up on recent events.

Of course, some people are sociable, while others are not.

Overall, things were fairly harmonious.

"Why haven't they come back yet? It's been so long, have they left again?" Sun Wukong's question, which seemed to stir up trouble, ignited the concerns in many people's hearts.

Everyone is actually speculating that it would be better if it weren't brought up, because bringing it up changes everything.

"Hmph! If he leaves again, I'll make sure to confront Weiss next time I see him." Raditz crossed his arms, looking smug.

The changes over the years have made him a true big brother.

Mainly because he and Talot protected everyone in the early stages, and his strength was second only to Talot, so gradually he became the backbone in many people's hearts.

To put it simply, Tarot is like Sun Wukong from the original story to everyone.

Raditz is like Vegeta in the later stages of the original story, someone everyone can trust.

"Don't talk nonsense. Whis is an angel after all. His strength is probably far inferior to Talot's. With your current strength, you are far from being good enough." Bardock reprimanded Raditz.

If there's anyone who can keep Raditz in check, it's only Bardak, who returned seven years ago.

After the initial joy of Badak's return subsided, a confrontation was inevitable.

As a result, Raditz got a severe lesson from Bardock and truly understood how foolish it was to provoke him.

Even today, though Raditz is confident that his strength surpasses that of his father, he still dares not act recklessly.

"Tch! Tarot has been gone for seventeen years. He's got a big heart. Isn't he afraid he'll never come back?" Vegeta added fuel to the fire at this moment.

His words resonated with a series of others.

For example, Naba, for example, Broly...

"No! He'll come back, and Weiss has promised," Serari said.

On the one hand, she believed that even if Talott was leaving, he would come back and say goodbye.

On the other hand, Weiss had indicated that he would be back shortly, so even at that time, Serarra was convinced.

Just then, a dazzling rainbow descended from the sky and landed in the center of everyone's eyes.

Upon seeing this, everyone involuntarily revealed a serious and solemn expression.

Until the rainbow light dissipated, the figures of Weiss and Talot appeared.

"Oh my! What a surprise! It's only been a short while, and everyone has arrived, and they've prepared such a grand banquet to welcome you back, Talot," Weiss said with a smile.

After hearing what Weiss said, Talot looked around and saw a series of familiar faces.

He hadn't expected that Serari and Bulma would call everyone over so directly.

He had originally planned to wait a little longer before going to find them one by one.

Although it was somewhat unexpected, Talot was still incredibly happy that it had happened.

Over the years, people still have a high opinion of him; otherwise, they wouldn't have all come, including the younger generation and their families.

"Long time no see, everyone. How are you all doing?" Talot opened his voice, releasing his pent-up emotions.

It was the people in his native time and space who made him feel at home.

Having traversed several time-space worlds, even when he met people from the original time-space world, Talot only felt a sense of unfamiliarity.

No one made a sound, nor did anyone take any extreme actions.

Everyone was repeatedly confirming and expressing their feelings.

After a long while, Talot finally spoke again: "What's wrong with everyone? I'm back, aren't you happy? Cheer up, or you'll be very sad."

The joking remark changed the atmosphere.

Gine and Bardock were the first to react.

Gine stepped forward, looked Talot up and down, and then reached out to touch Talot's face.

She treated Talot like a son since he was a child, even more so than her own son.

Seventeen years have passed since they parted, and she has missed him every moment. After all, the reason why Talot has not returned for so long is directly related to finding Bardock, which is also for her sake.

"It's good that you're back, it's good that you're back. You're still the same as before, only more mature." Gine cried tears of joy.

Talot reached out and grasped Gine's hand that was stroking her face, smiled, and replied, "I told you, I would come back, Aunt Gine."

"Yes." Gine wiped away her tears and nodded.

Bardock chimed in at the opportune moment: "Seraphim and Bulma have already told us the specifics. I never imagined that after you brought me back, so many things would happen. Thank you for your hard work, Talot."

This is heartfelt gratitude. Without Talot, there would be no him today, nor would there be the reunion and happy life of his family.

"Fortunately, it was also a learning experience for me. Otherwise, I wouldn't have gotten to where I am today." Talot didn't care too much, and then looked at Bardock seriously and said, "Uncle Bardock, your strength is vastly different from when we parted. I'm sure you've been training hard ever since you came back."

"Not worth mentioning... I'm afraid I'm only comparable to you seven years ago now." Bardock gave a wry smile. (End of Chapter)

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