Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 46 The Gods' Scheme

"Although I am a god of Earth and do have the ability to survey all parts of the globe, the area you have provided me with is far too vast. Even if we can find it, it will not be something that can be accomplished in a short time."

Sky God Piccolo gave a tactful answer.

Upon hearing this, Gine immediately became anxious.

They had clearly arrived on Earth, but they didn't know how to find their son.

She felt like a failure, but there was really nothing she could do.

If Kakarot were capable of taking care of himself and had sufficient strength, they could surely find him in a short time if they swept across the Earth with overwhelming force.

Even Kakarot, after learning of their existence, would take the initiative to seek them out.

Unfortunately, he is still young. Even though he is over a year old, he can only do things that are slightly stronger than those of ordinary Earth children.

The atmosphere grew somber. Sky God Piccolo, seemingly fearing something unforeseen might happen, spoke again: "How about giving me some time? Finding it would be best, of course, but if there's no other way, I can cooperate with you in other methods of searching."

Such sincere words would be accepted by anyone.

"Time isn't a problem, since we'll be on Earth for a while, but the sooner we find it, the better," Talot said somewhat reluctantly.

If he doesn't speak up now, Gine's emotions will definitely affect the whole room.

It could even cause her suppressed emotions to completely erupt.

Since the explosion of Planet Vegeta, Gine has been under immense pressure. If it weren't for the constant hope that sustains her, she probably wouldn't have been able to bear it any longer.

All I can say is that some things can only be healed over time, and there's still too little time left.

With those words from him, Celestial Bick breathed a sigh of relief, and Gine looked at Talot, having no other choice.

Although she didn't know why Talot would believe in this Namekian god, she knew that Talot was a meticulous person and wouldn't choose to believe without a reason.

If she knew Talot's truest thoughts at this moment, she would probably be devastated.

Therefore, Talot became much more cautious in everything he did.

"Since you'll be staying on Earth from now on, and I'll be helping you find that child named Kakarot, you can temporarily reside in the Temple of the Gods during this time. This will also make it easier for us to communicate at any time," the God of the Gods suddenly suggested.

Let Talot and his party stay at the Temple of the Gods.

Gine and Serari didn't think too much about it; they naturally felt that living here would be convenient.

Only Talot knew that the Celestial was in control of them.

Leaving them in the Temple of the Gods was undoubtedly to prevent them from causing trouble on Earth, and also to take this opportunity to understand them better and thus obtain more intelligence.

Of course, even if he had such a scheme, Talot didn't care.

As a time traveler, he was quite familiar with the personality of the god Piccolo.

The old man wouldn't easily believe them based on just a few words. In the end, he was simply trying his best to prevent any accidents from happening.

"We can live here for the time being, since we don't have a clear goal and don't know much about Earth."

"Could you prepare rooms for us first, and let us wash up? Six months of space travel has been really tough."

Talot made a comment.

Upon hearing this, Celestial Piccolo turned to Popo with a smile: "It's nothing, Popo. Go and prepare now. Consider it a welcome dinner for your arrival."

"My Lord God, I'll go make preparations right away," Bobo said respectfully, and quickly left.

……

Time flies, and more than an hour has passed in the blink of an eye.

After washing up, Talot, Gine, and Serari were truly relieved.

Now, having tasted the food made by Bobo, it was so delicious that it made me bite my tongue.

Gine and Serarra were pleasantly surprised, as they had never tasted such delicious food before.

Talot was about to cry; this was the kind of food humans should eat.

Unconsciously, I recalled the diverse foods from my previous life. I've been in this world for six years, and only now have I tasted something similar again.

After eating and drinking their fill, Talot and the other two lay sprawled out for a long time before getting up to do some simple activities.

Simple exercise?!

That's right!

What was a simple exercise for Talot and his two companions was absolutely terrifying to Sky God Piccolo and Popo.

They were moving so fast they couldn't even see them, especially with those kicks and punches. If they were the ones taking the hits, one strike would probably be enough to kill them.

The existence of Saiyans completely overturned the worldviews of King Piccolo and Popo.

terrible!

These are the thoughts of King Piccolo and Popo.

……

As time passed and the exercise was over, Talot and the other two finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The warmth that spread throughout my body can only be described with two words: comfortable!

"Talot, you still haven't told me why you chose to believe in this Namekian Kami." Sitting on the cool platform steps, Gine asked, gazing at Kami Piccolo and Popo revolving around the edge of the Kami's Temple.

Upon hearing this, Talot did not hesitate; he had long known that Gine would ask again.

He then said, "Actually, it's not so much about believing. I just want to see what this Namekian, what Earth calls the Celestial God, is really capable of. It would be best if he could help us find Kakarot, but if he can't, it won't be a loss for us."

"And as things stand, at least we are not enemies, and they would not lie to or deceive us."

The concise and clear words explained why it was accepted.

Gine nodded after hearing this: "I hope he can find it. Although, given the strength of Earthlings, Kakarot should be unharmed."

In those brief two hours, Talot had already alleviated half of Gine's worries.

Because he instilled in Gine the idea that Earthlings have low combat power, and that even if Kakarot's combat power was only 2 points, it would still be equivalent to an adult Earthling.

"Brother Talot, Aunt Gine, do you think they can find Kakarot just by wandering around on the edge?" Serari asked curiously.

She had actually wanted to ask this for a long time.

"He should be able to see things we can't. Since we've chosen to give him time, we can't doubt it, otherwise we're just questioning ourselves, aren't we?" Talot said with a smile.

Serari stuck out her tongue, while Gine nodded and said, "I'm only just realizing now that he let us stay here not just to help us find Kakarot, right? It's because he's afraid we'll cause trouble on Earth, don't you think, Tarot?"

Talot glanced at Gine in surprise, not expecting her to be getting smarter and smarter, able to figure out the old god's scheme so quickly.

"That's what I think too, but it doesn't matter. If we really want to leave, he can't stop us," Talot said.

(End of this chapter)