Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

The battle continues.

It wasn't until Talota fully awakened from her epiphany that Talot distanced himself from her.

Taroa seemed to realize something as well. Instead of giving chase, she tried to stabilize herself and memorized all her insights from beginning to end.

Father and daughter gazed at each other for a long time.

Just as the two were about to say something, they sensed something at the same time and looked up slightly at the starry sky.

In a mere instant, a rainbow of seven colors shot into Earth and arrived between Talot and Talora.

When the rainbow light faded, the angel Bardos and the god of destruction Champa appeared there.

It's better to arrive at the right time than to arrive early; the battle between Talot and Tarola had just begun to show signs of ending.

"Hehehe~ It seems we're a bit late, Lord Champa. This battle is almost over." Bardos looked at Talot, then at Tarora, her eyes full of laughter.

"Tch! It's all your fault for dragging your feet and missing the whole show." Champa was already furious, but Bardos's words ignited his anger.

Bardos wouldn't really go head-to-head with Champa, so it was only natural that she backed down.

Of course, Bardots's admission of weakness was merely a way to change the subject and avoid directly confronting Champa's gun.

In this respect, all angels are pretty much the same; that's how their relationship with the God of Destruction is.

However, Bardos and Champa were closer, making all sorts of jokes and being more unrestrained.

Talott watched as the two clowns, Bardos and Champa, put on their show, a smile on his face.

Seeing Bardos and Champa from this time and space again after so long does bring back some memories.

Even though I've seen Bardos and Champa from other timelines and worlds, they're still different.

On the other side, Taroa was less serious than before because of the arrival of Bardos and Champa.

"Ara ara~ It's been so long, Talot. I've missed you so much these past few years. Look at me and Lord Champa, we've both gotten so thin." Facing Talot, Bardos was the first to greet him, her expression shifting from joy to tearful. Her acting skills were truly top-notch.

There are many emotions in his words that most people cannot truly feel, but Talot can.

"Come on, what's seventeen years to you? It's just a blink of an eye. Besides, I see you've all gained a lot of weight, especially you, you even have a double chin," Talot said to Bardos with a smile.

Only Talot would dare to make such casual jokes.

If it were someone else, who would dare to speak like that?

In recent years, when Bardos and Champa came to Earth, everyone treated them with utmost respect.

After all, they are angels and destroyers, which means they are adults to others.

One is an existence that transcends the universe, and the other is the supreme being of the universe.

"See? I told you you'd gained weight recently, but you wouldn't admit it," Champa teased from the side.

This made Bardos a little embarrassed. She raised her hand and produced a mirror from somewhere, and began to examine her own appearance.

After looking at it for a while, he realized that he had been tricked by Talot.

Not annoyed, he put away the mirror and changed the subject: "Speaking of which, Talot, your achievements in other time and space worlds are unbelievable even to me. I never thought you would become the number one in the entire universe."

"Huh?? The number one in the entire universe??!!" Champa's eyes widened in disbelief.

This is completely different from the information I've gathered in previous conversations.

By saying this now, Bardos is essentially saying that he, the God of Destruction, is nothing at all.

Taroa, standing to the side, had a sudden mental blank, with only the words "number one in the universe" left in her mind.

Who could have imagined that his own father was already the number one in the entire universe?

"It seems you already knew about me."

Talot wasn't too surprised to hear Bardos's words. After all, Weiss knew about his experiences outside, and he had already gained the High Priest's approval. It wasn't surprising that they knew about his experiences in other time-space worlds.

There is a connection between angels, and they can transcend time and space. Although they are not as powerful as the High Priest, they are still transcendent beings.

"Hehehe~~ Over the years, I can clearly feel that you've grown up. Compared to back then, you're now like a real adult." Bardos's teasing made Talot almost cry.

"Compared to you, I'm not even a child at my age, let alone an adult." Words are an art, and Talot was not willing to be at a disadvantage with Bados.

This woman is difficult to deal with. He was teased by her quite a bit in the past. Back then, because he was not strong enough and did not want to cause trouble, he did not take any of Bados's teasing seriously.

It's different now.

And so, their conversation deepened.

After a long while, Champa finally spoke up, somewhat exasperated: "Hey, hey, hey!! Are you two even listening to me? You little brat, you've become the number one in the entire universe in another timeline?!?!?!"

"I guess you could say that. I just participated in a power tournament that determined the survival of eight universes, and by sheer luck, I fought to the very end and won," Talot said modestly.

"A power tournament concerning the survival of eight universes???" Champa pricked up his ears, looking like he'd seen a ghost.

He found that his brain wasn't quite up to par.

"Ara, this can't be considered lucky. You single-handedly overwhelmed all the contestants from eight universes, including some who surpassed the God of Destruction, and you easily defeated them all." Vados didn't intend to let Talot keep a low profile and told the truth.

This made Champa even more anxious, and Taro, who was not far away, was also breathing rapidly.

For Tarora, now that she knows what her father did in other timelines, even just this one thing has overturned her understanding.

She only cared about her own feelings and emotions, and never bothered to understand what her father had gone through.

"So you mean this kid has even surpassed me?" Champa's eyes widened, his blank expression somewhat endearing.

"Yes, with Talot's current strength, even without transforming, I'm afraid you, Lord Champa, would have to use your true abilities to suppress him. If Talot were to transform, I'm afraid..." Bardos didn't finish her sentence, but such words are often the most shocking.

"What a joke! You're telling me that in just seventeen years, this kid has completely surpassed me?!" Champa refused to accept it.

When he fought Talot, how strong was Talot?

He had considered that Talot would be very strong after his return, perhaps even reaching the level of a candidate for God of Destruction, but he never imagined that he would receive such an outrageous evaluation from Bardos.

Facing each other, Champa strained his senses to determine Talot's current strength.

To his horror, he couldn't sense the depth of Talot's power.

During his shock, no one continued to speak to him.

He needs enough time to accept reality.

Bardos and Talot changed the subject and started talking about Talotra.

"As expected of you, you've only been back a short time and you've already helped your daughter complete a great transformation. This form, this concentration of divine power, Miss Talora is almost at that level," Bardos said with a smile.

Such praise flattered Tarora, even though she and Bardos had a master-disciple relationship.

"You flatter me, Ms. Bardos."

While receiving praise from angels is something to be proud of, it also means having to bear the weight of that praise, which can actually be a source of pressure.

Hearing her daughter address Bardos as "Teacher Bardos," Talot confirmed her suspicions.

Seeing that Bardos was looking at Tarora as if admiring a beautiful jade, Talot finally spoke: "Thank you for teaching my daughter. I will remember this kindness, and I will certainly not refuse if there is anything I can do to help you in the future."

"Really? Then I do have a place where I need your help, Lord Talot." Bardos smiled even more broadly.

It seems that this was exactly what they were waiting for Talot to say.

This suddenly gave Talot the feeling that he had fallen into a trap.

Unfortunately, the words have already been spoken; what else can be done?

"Let me make this clear beforehand, I won't agree to any unreasonable requests." Talot straightened his posture.

"No, I just want to help you combine with the Saiyans of our Universe 6 to leave behind a bloodline to help the development of Universe 6. This favor is simple, and it's a good thing for you too." Vados squinted, a look that gave Talot goosebumps.

Clearly, Tarora was also affected. She wanted to speak, but suddenly realized that she didn't know what to say.

I know too little about my own father.

Moreover, these were the words spoken by an angel, which can be considered a request or a demand.

Looking back, over the years, Bardos had been guiding her in her cultivation and had mentioned taking her to visit the Sixth Universe more than once.

Weiss intervened and stopped it at the time, so the matter has been put on hold until now.

She then realized that Bardos had failed to trick her own father and was now planning to target her instead.

Now that his father has returned, he's still harboring such wicked thoughts.

"You dare to say that? Do you think I would agree? Besides, if you want my bloodline, why don't you come yourself? You want me to marry a Saiyan from your Universe 6. You're not only harming me by playing matchmaker, but you're also harming the Saiyans of your Universe 6, and you'll also harm the child born from this arrangement," Talot said with a serious expression.

You can joke about many things, but not this.

After hearing Talot's words, Tarora felt a warmth in her heart, realizing that she had gained a deeper understanding of her father.

This father was not the way he was initially thought; he was actually quite calculating in everything he did and wouldn't act recklessly.

But what Bardos said next completely baffled Talot and Tarola.

"So Talot, you've taken a liking to her? Why didn't you say so sooner? Actually, I could be too. You, the strongest Saiyan, and me, a high-ranking angel, if we had a child, that child might become the number one in the entire dimension," Vados laughed.

This kind of joke, where the person gets involved, is so ridiculous it's impossible to respond.

Although there was no cold sweat on her forehead, Talot still reached out and wiped it away.

"Stop joking around. I can't stand your nonsense. As an angel, you should at least have some integrity, especially in broad daylight," Talot said.

Bardos blinked: "I have a lot of principles, you know. Although I am an angel, who says angels can't leave offspring? It's true that angels can't do whatever they want, but you're not an ordinary person. You are someone personally selected and recognized by Father, the most special person in the whole world."

"Uh..." Talot was speechless.

What could he possibly say at this point?

Seeing Talot's embarrassment, Tarora had an idea. She stepped forward and blocked Talot's path, saying to Bardos, "Teacher Bardos, I consider you my closest and most respected teacher, yet you want to be my mother."

After Taro said that, Bardos blushed slightly.

Before Bardos could say anything, Tarora turned to Talot and said, "Actually, it wouldn't be bad if Teacher Bardos could become another mother to me, Dad. Why don't you consider taking Teacher Bardos in? After all, you've already brought back Aunt 18..."

Talota's change was so fast that Talott was caught off guard.

Just as Talot was about to say something in response, Vados spoke first: "It seems that I, this angel, am not good enough for your father's eyes, little Talota, *sobs*!"

After saying that, Bardos put on a pitiful expression.

Tarora understood the joke in Bardos's eyes and said nothing more.

Talot wasn't stupid, and he didn't try to respond.

Consider it giving Bados a way out, so she can back down.

Suddenly changing the subject, the three of them looked at Champa again.

Unable to find the reason, Champa's demeanor suddenly changed.

He had been obsessed since the beginning, and now that he had finally broken free, his eyes were filled with intense resentment and fighting spirit as he looked at Talot.

"Boy, let me see what you've got now!"

Champa volunteered for the challenge, which surprised Tarola.

She was very nervous, after all, Champa was the god of destruction, and she knew how powerful he was.

But since Bardos had previously mentioned that her father was so powerful that he surpassed Champa and was the strongest in the entire universe, she was filled with anticipation.

Bardos didn't interrupt this time. She continued to look at Talot with a meaningful gaze, as if she already knew Talot's next choice.

"Since you want to see for yourself, of course you can! It just so happens that the fight just now has made me a little itchy for a match. Why don't you spar with me for a bit, and let me see if your skills have improved?" Talot said with a smile.

These words directly ignited Champa's pride as a god of destruction.

"You dare to say that? Come on then, Talot!" Champa stepped back a bit and gestured to Bardos with his eyes.

Bardos understood, exchanged a glance and nodded with Tarola, then the master and apprentice quickly stepped back, clearing the battlefield for Talot and Champa. (End of Chapter)