Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 56 Building a New Type of Spaceship, the Prototype of the Dragon Ball Radar

Western capital.

In the back garden of the Universal Capsule Private Residence Estate.

As Talot arrived in his spaceship, Brif eagerly began his cognitive study of it.

In fact, he had recently come into contact with a spaceship and conducted some unimaginable research and experiments, and helped the owner of that spaceship repair it.

Through probing and conversation, Talot learned that Galactic Patrolman Jacques had already arrived on Earth and that the events of that story had already taken place.

The reason I saw Tais last time was that she didn't leave Earth with Gak immediately, but waited for Gak to report to the Galactic Patrol Headquarters before coming back to pick her up.

Just three days ago, Tais was picked up by Gak, who left her only a letter before embarking on her exploration of the universe.

The message conveyed by the letters left by Tais is that she was willing to give up her current privileged life in order to become a truly outstanding science fiction writer.

Talott missed this part of the story; he had no idea of ​​it and was completely unaware of Jak's arrival.

That's how unexpected it was.

But what's done is done, there's no other way now.

Tais is gone, and in any case, she has little to do with him. At least Brief is here, and Bulma is here too!

What's truly poignant is that I met Tais once, and it seems that we won't have the chance to meet again for decades.

At least as far as he knew, in the original storyline, Tais never returned to Earth.

……

"This is incredible! No wonder you said last time that you could even get resources from outer space. This spaceship is truly advanced," Brief exclaimed after learning about the spaceship's structure.

Talot replied with a smile, "Actually, in my opinion, this spaceship isn't perfect yet. Since we've brought it here, I hope you can help us build a larger and more complete spaceship. I wonder if you can do that?"

Upon hearing this, Brief wasn't particularly shocked; instead, he seemed eager to try it out.

People like him love challenges.

Gine and Serarra, standing to the side, were surprised and worried.

"Hey, Talot, you're not thinking of dismantling the spaceship for him to research, are you? What if the research goes wrong? We won't be able to leave Earth then," Gine hurriedly asked.

Previously, when Talot modified combat power detectors and spaceships, she didn't really stop him. But now that the spaceships are being researched and damaged, she has no choice but to speak up.

Serarra hadn't realized the seriousness of the problem at first, but now that he heard it, he became worried too.

They are reluctant to believe that Earthlings have the technology to build better spaceships.

After all, no one on Earth has made any achievements in this area yet.

"It's alright. Even if we need to study this spaceship, I believe Dr. Brief won't need to dismantle it," Talot reassured him.

"Indeed, all that's needed is to understand the internal structure and system formulas of the spaceship. Aside from that, it's just a matter of analyzing certain components, acceleration devices, energy sources, and a series of other equipment..."

"However, I'm not entirely sure if we can actually build a spaceship, so you'd better not get your hopes up too high."

Brief's words brought a slight sense of relief to Gine and Serari.

As long as they don't dismantle it, there's nothing for them to worry about.

Without Gine's interference, Talot and Brif had a more in-depth conversation.

In fact, the level of technology on Earth is indeed too low at present.

However, Talot believed that Brief could definitely do it, even if it was more than 20 years too early, because the first spaceship on Earth in the future would be made by Brief.

Moreover, at that time, Brief relied only on a portion of the data left behind by the Namekian spaceship, as well as a few dilapidated Frieza's single-person spaceships.

Now that we have a more advanced and complete medium-sized spaceship, upgrading from that foundation should be much smoother.

While discussing spaceships, Talot also chatted with Brief.

Finally, the conversation naturally returned to the gravity training room and whether gravity devices could be installed during the construction of the spaceship.

With Talott's reminder, Brief also began to innovate boldly.

They chatted like this until Bulma came running out of the house, and the conversation ended.

Brief valued Bulma far more than Tais.

From Brief's description, it's clear that while her eldest daughter is intelligent, she's not suited to be a scientist, whereas her younger daughter is different; she enjoys all kinds of research and innovation.

Bulma is now a creative genius, capable of creating novel devices all by herself.

Sometimes, even Brief had to admit his inferiority.

Talott understood Brif's pride. After all, he was over thirty years old in both his past and present lives, so how could he not understand the pride that came from the excellence of his children?

Even in his previous life, Talot didn't have a girlfriend, let alone a child.

Little Bulma was overjoyed by the arrival of Talot and his companions.

His affection for Talot was especially strong, far exceeding his affection for ordinary people.

Perhaps it's because Talot is indeed very handsome, and he definitely gives off a sunny older brother vibe, making you feel very safe.

Fortunately, Serari didn't clash with Bulma like she did when they first met.

It was because of Gine that Serari became more mature and realized that her brother Talot would never be easily taken away by another girl.

However, they still don't get along, at least they haven't said much.

There's no way around it; time is needed to build a foundation for the relationship. After living together for a while, things will naturally improve.

"So, this is the signal receiver you made, Bulma?" Talot was astonished as he looked at the rough motherboard and small screen in his hand.

"Yes, big brother, as long as you press the button on it, you can directly receive the special signal emitted by the Dragon Ball and then display it on the screen," Bulma said with a smile.

As he spoke, he tried it out himself.

Place the Dragon Ball on the table and press the search button; a signal response will quickly appear on the screen.

It's the prototype of the Dragon Ball radar.

Bulma's genius and the speed at which she created such an amazing thing shocked and amazed Gine and Serarra.

The two women's views on Bulma also completely changed.

I used to think Brif was exaggerating when I heard him say it, but now I understand.

"Bulma, what is the approximate detection range of this radar?" Talot asked the most crucial question.

After listening, the little girl thought about it carefully for a moment, and then said, "It's about the size of a hundred houses."

A hundred homes are that big?

Talot was slightly taken aback, then felt a mixture of amusement and exasperation.

It's still so small. Even if there were a hundred homes, it would still only cover this small area.

Therefore, the equipment still needs further modification and development until it can explore the entire Earth.

(End of this chapter)