Dragon Ball: From Escape from Planet Vegeta

Chapter 67 Insufficient ability, unable to achieve.

After a moment of contemplation, Talot looked at Gine and Serarra again.

Seeing Gine nod, Talot organized his thoughts and asked, "This question might be quite complex, as it doesn't extend to Earth. I want to know if there are two Saiyans still alive in another, distant star system? Their names are Bardock and Raditz."

As the question was posed, Gine and Serarra's hearts tightened, and Celestial Piccolo and Popo also perked up their ears.

Upon hearing the question, Shenlong remained unmoved, as if it weren't such an outrageous question.

After a while, Shenlong still didn't answer, which made everyone present hold their breath.

If even the dragon cannot answer, it means that even a genuine wish cannot be fulfilled.

"How is it, Shenlong?" Talot couldn't help but ask.

Upon hearing this, Shenron lowered his head and asked Tarot, "Are the Saiyans you're referring to the warrior race that once conquered Planet Plant and renamed it Planet Vegeta?"

Upon hearing the dragon's reply, Talot nodded subconsciously: "Yes, it seems you can answer my question."

Shenlong nodded and said, "I have found one of the two Saiyans you asked about, named Raditz. He is still alive in this world, and there are four other Saiyans who survived with him."

Upon hearing this, Tarot was taken aback, not expecting that besides Raditz, Vegeta, and Nappa, there were two other Saiyans still alive.

Perhaps these two Saiyans will die in battle soon.

Upon hearing this, Gine was so moved that tears welled up in her eyes.

He was at least certain that his eldest son was still alive, and that four Saiyans were with Raditz.

However, Shenlong's next words plunged Gine into an icy abyss.

"As for the other Saiyan you asked about, Bardock, my abilities are limited. All I can find out is that he is still alive, but I cannot find any trace of him. He seems to have completely disappeared from this world," Shenlong said.

"You mean, Bardock and Raditz are both still alive, but you can't be sure of Bardock's exact situation right now, you can only be sure that he's still alive?" Talot continued.

This is actually a question that Talot has been struggling with for a long time, and now he has finally found the answer.

In his world, Bardock should have traveled through time and returned to the past planet Plant at the moment of the planet's explosion, just like in the side story.

Therefore, even the dragon could not detect it.

Perhaps a more advanced dragon like Poronga could do it, but Earth's current dragons are too weak.

Shenlong nodded, which was considered an answer to Talot's question.

Gine couldn't resist wanting to know more, so she quickly asked, "Shenlong, could you tell me more details about Bardock? Or, could you tell me roughly where he was when the planet exploded?"

This kind of questioning shows that Gine was very clever.

Knowing Bardock's location before the explosion of Planet Vegeta confirms that he was not threatened by the planet's destruction.

However, what you least expect is what will happen most often.

"The last trace of Bardock was on Planet Vegeta, but after Planet Vegeta exploded, a peculiar force prevented me from continuing my investigation," Shenron replied once again.

"Do you have a way to bring Bardock back? My wish is for Bardock to come to my side." The wish was spoken so easily, catching Talot off guard.

However, he will not stop it, because such a decision has already been made.

Given the current situation, Shenron can't even conduct an investigation, let alone bring Bardock back.

"I regret to inform you that my abilities are limited. All I can confirm is that he is still alive... As for bringing him here, that is beyond my capabilities. So please make another wish," the dragon replied.

Gine's disappointment deepened as her wish could not be granted: "I knew it? Even if it were possible, I still couldn't do it."

Seeing Gine like this, Serari supported Gine's arm, and Talot also spoke up to comfort her, "Although even the dragon can't grant a wish, at least we can be sure that Uncle Bardock is still alive. Maybe one day in the future, Uncle Bardock will come to Earth and find us with his own power."

"Could it really be like this?" Gine had her doubts, but she had no other choice now.

"Yes! Definitely! As long as we are strong enough!" Talot said.

Hearing this, Gine took a deep breath, quickly calmed herself, and then seemed to remember something: "Then, could you tell me about Kakarot?"

As soon as he said that, Talot reacted immediately and spoke before Shenlong could: "This question doesn't need an answer, Shenlong."

This prevented the dragon from answering and also saved some of the willpower consumed by asking questions.

Tarot then looked at Gine, who looked surprised, and said, "Aunt Gine, I haven't had a chance to tell you about Kakarot yet. I unexpectedly encountered him while searching for the Dragon Balls. Because the situation is rather special, I'll tell you after I finish making my wish."

"Really? They found Kakarot?!" Gine's emotions fluctuated wildly once again.

Talot nodded, then said nothing more.

Piccolo, who was standing to the side, was about to say something, but then swallowed his words.

"Now you can tell me your wishes. If you don't have any, I'll be leaving." Having finally escaped the questioning phase, the dragon began to urge him on.

Although he hasn't been out of Dragon Ball for many years, he's getting impatient and wants to leave work early.

Upon hearing his words, Talot had already made up his wish.

Although doing this would change everything, he had already figured it out and didn't care anymore.

"Shenlong, since we can't bring Bardock back, could we transfer Raditz to Earth?"

As soon as the words were spoken, Gine and Serarre both focused their attention again.

They were so engrossed in the fact that Bardak couldn't come back that they completely ignored Raditz.

Gine had been longing to have Raditz back by her side.

After hearing Talot's wish, the dragon fell silent again.

After a while, the dragon said, "I'm sorry, this wish is beyond my capabilities and cannot be granted."

The dragon's answer surprised even Talot.

Is Earth's dragon really that weak?

Although it is known that Earth's Shenron is far inferior to Namek's Shenron Boronga, the Earth Shenron of this era was also the one who resurrected all the Namekian life that Frieza had killed during the Great Cosmic Era.

It's just transferring one person; it shouldn't be impossible.

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(End of this chapter)