Huhn-tresh has a determined look on her face, ready to give her all in this new training. Instant Transmission, you know, is not difficult to learn, but she, unaware of this, is acting as if she is preparing to march off to war. It's admirable and somewhat amusing at the same time.

"So, where do we begin?" she asks. "How does one learn to teleport?"

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30018245
>A.
"It's not very difficult, actually. Do you know how to sense energy? I'll have to teach you that first if you don't."

>>30018245
>A First, you need to lock onto my energy signature.....
>B Teach her how

Also I was thinking, What if we learn magic from Kami or Super Kami Guru? It'll probably come in handy.

>>30018264
Eyup.

>>30018264
This.

>>30018329
>>30018451
>>30018264
"It's not very difficult, actually" you tell her. "Do you know how to sense energy? I'll have to teach you that first if you don't."

"Of course I know how to sense energy" she tells you.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30018515
>B.
Explain to her the finer details of instantly transmitting.

>>30018515
>A
"Good start, my people can't unless they're taught."
>B
Tell her to focus on our energy, and walk her through the basics.

Once she starts getting it, play a quick round if IT tag.

>A.>>30018529

>B.>>30018651

5 minutes

>>30018760
>B

>>30018515
>A. Say something
"Hey, the part of galaxy where I'm from, sensing energy is not very common."
"Anyhow first you focus down on somebody's ki-signature and then..."
"Actually, you know what, I'll just imprint the knowledge straight to your head with my psychic powers."

>>30018826
I'm gonna have to say no to the uncalled-for use of intrusive psychic powers.

And by no, I mean hell no.

>>30018760
>B

>>30018797
>>30018651
"Good start" you tell her. "My people can't unless they're taught."

"Neither can mine" she replies with a smirk.

You walk her through the basics, telling her that to use Instant Transmission, one must focus on an energy source or visualize the location they want to visit. It doesn't take her long to start teleporting around.

"Wait, so if I only need to visualize where I'm going, why do we need the Dragon Balls?" she asks.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30018876
>A Well, uh I...Don't really know.... I've never tried it.

>>30018876
>A.
"So if you have an ally somewhere you've never been outside of your normal sensing range you can get to them."

>>30018876
>A. Say something
"We probably don't actually."
"I mean in case I'm in some other planet, you can just use interspace comms or telepathy anyhow."
"Sort of forgot about those two."
"Not to mention if you want to explore other planets, we've got spaceships to spare anyhow."

>>30018876
>A
"You know... the mental image needs to be clear, and it takes a hell of a lot of focus, but it might actually be possible to forget about the ki-sensing aspect entirely. Think you can manage a jump to the place I took you before, where you met my family?"

I was under the impression that the reason we got that universal sensing ability is so that we know exactly where all our potential opponents are at any given time so we're never taken by surprise.

>>30019001
Yeah, it was. I'm not sure though whether we could have IT'd to Huhn-Tresh's planet based on an old memory alone, which is more relevant to the current project.

If her memory of the place is fresh enough and clear enough, it should work.

>>30019001
That and teleportation.
I honestly don't know why people thought we should wish for UNLIMITED SENSING RANGE for her, especially since Dragonballs might overload if they're used too often and since the teleportation works on places you've already visited.

>>30019042
I guess for the same reason it made some sense for us to have it.

>A.>>30018920

>B.>>30018930


>C.>>30018954


>D.>>30018961

5 minutes

>>30018954
This

>>30019112
>D
Though I'd have her try teleporting to somewhere on her own planet that she knows, but that has no people there.

>>30018954
This

>>30019125
>>30019131
We don't have communications technology that sophisticated yet, she doesn't have telepathy, and giving a fleet of space pods to a low-tech civilization strikes me as silly.

The only reason Huhn-Tresh went for the healing tank deal was because it could save lives. I doubt ships would be of any interest.

>>30019112
This >>30018961

>>30019189
>>30019131
>>30019130
>>30019125
Deadlock, 5 minutes

>>30019162
>Fleet
>Implying we'd give them more than like 2 at most.

>>30019162
What do you mean we don't?
How exactly did call for help when we crashed the ship then?

>>30019162
Teleport to Mars or Earth and call from there, pretty sure communication within the galaxy range is pretty much instant, at least it was when Frieza called Ginyu and Raditz called Vegeta and Nappa.

>A. >>30018954

>B. >>30018961

Deadlock, 5 minutes

>>30019233
Much shorter distance.
>>30019207
Still doubt they'd be interested.
>>30019258
Need to go back to Earth anyway to get a receiving station, might as well see if the IT will work in the mean time.

>>30019207
>>30019233
>>30019258
>>30019316
Hello, people, deadlock >>30019302

5 minutes

>>30019302
>B.

>>30019302
>B

>>30019448
>>30019440
>>30019189
>>30019130
>>30018961
"You know...the mental image needs to be clear, and it takes a hell of a lot of focus, but it might actually be possible to forget the energy sensing aspect entirely. Think you can manage a jump to the place I took you to before, where you met my family?" you ask.

She nods, closing her eyes, focusing, and suddenly, vanishing. After several seconds, she reappears, grinning ear to ear.

"I did it!" she tells you proudly.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30019529
>A Great! Your a fast learner. Now, do you want to lear how to use the healing machines? Or do they include instructions?

>>30019529
>A
"Impressive as hell. Not only did you master the technique I taught you so quickly, you ended up teaching ME something about it."

"On the topic of teaching me things, I've got two questions. First, why do you favor a spear if ki weapons can fire energy blasts? Second, is there any sort of limit to how much energy can be poured into it? When I form a new one, will I have to be at full power for it to survive my full power?"

>A. >>30019581

>B. >>30019656

5 minutes

>>30019800
>B

>>30019656
B

>>30019805
>>30019656
"Impressive as hell" you compliment. "Not only did you master the technique I taught you so quickly, you ended up teaching ME something about it."

She smirks. "I am rather impressive."

"On the topic of teaching me things, I've got two questions" you tell her.

She nods. "Ask."

"First, why do you favor a spear if Ki weapons can fire energy blasts?" you ask.

"Because simple energy blasts do not always work, and an energy javelin works as well as any other weapon at cutting down other foes, and works better than most at a distance" she explains.

"Second, is there any sort of limit to how much energy can be poured into it?" you ask. "When I form one, will I have to be at my full power for it to survive my full power?"

"Being at full power while doing so is ideal" she confirms. "Otherwise, it will always be weaker than you are. However, it can continue to grow in power just as you can."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30019962
>A
"So, if I forged it at my present power, and then I were to increase my own power... say... fifty times, could it damage the blade? And would you be willing to help me learn how to use a short spear?"

>>30020009
Doesn't SSJ Kaioken push it up to 150 times higher?

>>30020009
This

>>30020070
Yeah, but I'm just confirming it with a degree of powerup that's a little easier to consider. Also, I think we were in SSJ1 when our first sword broke, so it's a relevant number.

>>30020009
Why would anybody ever use a short spear when they're not using a shield?
Halberd all the way you giganigga.

>>30020096
Good point

>>30020108
Because a shortspear is more maneuverable when infighting.

>>30020009
This but replace "short spear" with "halberd"

>>30020162
>using anything longer than 6 feet against an unarmed opponent at close range

>>30020009
>>30020070
>>30020089
>>30020096
>>30020108
>>30020121
"So, if I forged it at my present power, and then I were to increase my power...say...fifty times, could it damage the blade?" you ask.

She shakes her head. "It would not damage it, but the blade would be useless against someone with fifty times your current power. If you were to forge it at your full power, however, its strength would adjust based on how much power you use. So, if you forged it at fifty times power, but fought at your current strength, its strength would lower to match it."

"Would you be willing to help me learn to use a short spear?" you ask.

"I would..." she tells you. "..though I find it odd you wish to change your choice of weapon now. Did your old sword displease you?"

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30020211
>A
"Just considering the options, and your arguments in favor of a javelin-length weapon made some sense."

>>30020153
Why the fuck would you EVER engage infighting with a spear?
Actually, spear doesn't fit our fighting style at all.

The point of using a spear is to keep the enemy out of striking distance, but you can't exactly do that unless you're at roughly the same speed as your opponent.

We always face people who are stronger than us, therefore we can only keep up with going kaioken and trying to get a hard hit in.
We need something that'll deal maximum damage with a single hit like an axe or a hammer.

>>30020211
>A I'm just asking, I'm not sure what weapon I'll get.

>>30020211
>A. Say something
"Just thinking my options."
"I'd rather try something other than a sword, preferably something that hits hard, fast and doesn't break easily. Range is sort of irrelevant, considering I can teleport AND shoot energy."

I say we get the dagger and build a fighting style based around teleporting and stabbing.

>>30020304
I offered a shortspear to appease the spear-wanking crowd from the last few threads. Personally, I just want a sword again, because swords are all-purpose motherfuckers. Only reason I'd support a shortspear is to get in some time with Huhn-Tresh, and at least it's not as unpractical as a glaive or a halberd.

>>30020370
Even better.
Acquire dagger.
Wrap Ki strands around dagger.
Fight people by proxy.

>>30020370
>>30020477
Too cute. Just go for a schiavona.

>A. >>30020283

>B. >>30020328

>C. >>30020349

5 minutes

>>30020349
This

>>30020553
>A

>>30020553

c

>>30020507
You know, I figured you were telling me and anon to go get a drink. Then I googled it. I now agree with you.
>>30020553
B

You know, considering we can pretty much benchpress a planet, I don't think weight would be an issue for the weapon, so you could technically make it as large as you want.

>>30020328
This

>>30020553
B or A

They're really the same.

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Go Guts or go home.

>>30020641
>>30020636
>>30020567
"Just asking" you tell her. "I'm not sure what weapon I'll get."

She sighs. "Well, you really need to give it some thought. This is not a trifling thing, it is a sacred right that my people have performed for countless generations."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30020685


Why don´t we make a shredder.
From TMNT.

Claws. close combat power, we have long ranged teleportation and ki blasts

>>30020685
>A
"I know. Doing it the "right way" seems like a big deal to you, so it's a big deal to me. I'll let you know once I make my mind up."

>>30020764
This

>>30020757
Because that would be inefficient and silly.

I think we should practice with some common weapons before deciding on what works best for us.

>>30020790
min maxing in an rpg.
Welp thats fun as fuck.

>>30020757
Claws are one of the most inefficient melee weapons ever.

>>30020685
>A. Say something
"Can you give me a rundown about the pros and cons of different weapon types?"

>>30020856
This

>>30020856
This

>>30020764
>>30020856
Combine these

>>30020764
>>30020780
>>30020856
>>30020888
>>30020936
>>30020963
"I know" you tell her. "Doing it the right way seems like a big deal to you, so it's a big deal to me. I'll let you know once I make up my mind, but for now, could you give me a rundown of the pros and cons of different weapon types?"

She nods. "I shall do my best. Warhammers hit the hardest, but they generally are slower than other weapons. A battle axe is not quite as slow, and is nearly as powerful. Javelins and short spears work well at a distance and can also be effective at close range. An energy bow can turn your energy into piercing shots, extremely effective at range. A dagger strikes quick and precisely, but if really only useful at close range. They can be thrown, but to far less effect than a spear of javelin. A scythe is extremely difficult to use effectively. A sword is a perfect balance of speed and strength. They are probably the best close ranged weapons."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30021132
>A Thank you, this information will be very useful

I think we should get a dagger

>>30021217
I say we get a bow or a war hammer.

>>30021132
>A
"Got it, I'll keep that in mind."

"So, I'll probably be heading back to Earth now for a while. You can tag along, if you'd like. I spend more of my time there, so it might be helpful for you to visualize that instead of Mars."

>>30021261
A bow would be useless
I'd be down for a warhammer

>>30021287
Frank is the most average fighter, he should get a sword to capitalize on his averageness.

>>30021261
A bow would be interesting. A hammer is too slow, I think. A basket-hilted sword still feels like the best bet.

>>30021217
>voting for a tiny weapon
If we're going for a weapon, let's at least go for one that could hack off a limb. Daggers were never a major offensive weapon for good reason.

>>30021132
Muh autism says Scythe, although in actuality I'm thinking maybe Axe

As far as weapons go, the whole point is to extend our reach and the deadliness of our attacks in duels and small-group combat situations. Picking a short weapon is stupid because we don't use shields (unless we develop a particularly powerful ki shield). Picking a weapon that's too large is stupid because its usefulness only works in group combat. Spears and two-handers can take on sword-wielding opponents but perform poorly against lightning-fast motherfuckers who prefer to punch you.

We need something in the middle in terms of length, preferably with high mobility and versatility. This leaves us with these options:
Rapier (long reach, extremely maneuverable, good for thrusting which we're proficient in already)
Longsword (can be used for slashing and thrusting and bashing (flip that fucker around and bash with the pommel) and has long reach)
Shortspear (good for throwing but isn't as versatile as the rapier or longsword)

>>30020211
What happened to the leg and arm guards or the knuckle knives

>>30021330
>>30021359
I say that a sword is our best bet. The exact style to use is the question here.

>A.>>30021217

>B.>>30021270

5 minutes

>>30021416
Schiavona was floated earlier. Awesome because the basket hilt is awesome. They're also very well belanced.

>>30021132
Second >>30021270


And as before I think we should go with a glance type.

>>30021364
The problem with those are range. There's no point in getting a short range weapon. I'm okay with either a sword or short glance type weapon

>>30021416
I'd go with rapier. If we attack with it, we force the opponent to defend because if they attempt a simultaneous strike, they'll have a hole in their heart.

Also forces us to learn some finesse for once.

>>30021449
>B

>>30021270
This but change it to include us offering taking her there so she can visualize it later

Bow or sword I say.

>>30021486
A rapier would be perfect, I suggested a rapier for our first weapon but no one voted for it.

>>30021490
... that's what it's saying already, anon.

>>30021552
As a sword, rapiers are fundamentally compromised. A basket-hilted sword or a Patton sabre would be better all-around weapons.

>>30021490
>>30021487
>>30021477
>>30021270
"Got it, I'll keep that in mind" you tell her. "So, I'll probably be heading back to Earth for a while. You can tag along, if you like. I spend most of my time there, so it might be helpful for you to be able to visualize that as well as Mars."

She nods. "That sounds reasonable. And I find myself curious about the world you call home."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30021597
>A Great, grab on
>B Grab her hand an IT to CC

>>30021592
What do you think of a pata?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pata_(sword)

>>30021609
Fine.

>>30021597
This>>30021609

>>30021705
Looks Metal

>>30021705
I dislike it. Sword swings are faster and more powerful when you can add appropriate wrist movement.

>>30021597
Teleport to the central of west city and say
"Welcome to Ee-arth"

>>30021705
Looks pretty cool

>>30021609
>>30021721
>>30021736
"Great, grab on" you tell her.

Without a word, she places a hand on your shoulder, and you teleport the two of you to Capsule Corporation. She looks in awe at the massive building, and then the countless others that make up West City. She stares, taking it all in, clearly having difficulty comprehending what she is seeing.

"This is..." she manages to utter.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30021950
>A What do you think?

>>30021950
>A
"Yeah, it's where my family and I live. "West City", one of many cities on Earth like it."

"... you okay there?"

>>30022019
Seconding

>>30021950
Not what you expected?

>>30022079
>>30022019
"Yeah, it's where my family and I live. "West City", one of many cities on Earth like it" you explain.

Her eyes grow wider as you tell her that.

"...you okay there?" you ask.

"So...this huge place....there are several just like it on your planet?" she asks. "These gigantic houses....how many people live in these 'cities'?"

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30022390
>A To be honest, I don't really know. It would be difficult to make a list of everyone that lives here

>>30022390
Millions

>>30022390
>A
"No clue. Kami, the guardian of Earth, might know."

"It's certainly in the hundreds of millions."

>>30022390
I'd guess a few million to a hundred thousand depending on the size of a city.

>>30022390
>A. "Less than you'd think but still an incredible number. It's kind of reassuring to see so many people around, it makes them seem immune to mass extinction...which is not remotely true, but still."

>>30022390
In total? Couple of billion i guess.
If they run out of room, there is mars next door.

>>30022390
>A
"A lot. Even small cities can have tens of thousands of people. Some may have hundreds of thousands, or millions, with so many buildings like these you can only see them from the air."

>>30022390
"Almost too many, luckily there population seems to be stabilizing of its own accord not that they've figured out contraception."

>>30022390
This>>30022454
If there's a census like in real life we should know around how many are on earth. It's pretty common knowledge

>>30022665
>>30022454
"No clue" you tell her. "Kami, the guardian of Earth, might know. It's certainly in the hundreds of millions."

"Hundreds of millions" she repeats, seeming unable to believe it. "That's...amazing. These Earthlings must be impressive creatures to be able to thrive as they have."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30022749
>A.
"...Well, they're not all that strong, generally dim, hard-headed, and treat eachother horribly half the time."

>>30022749
>A
"They're weaklings. They can be cruel, stupid, and self-destructive at times. But there are enough of them who aren't that they scrape by, and they welcomed my family."

>>30022749
"Not really, their world, relatively speaking, is very soft. Few notable predators, very hospitable climate, in the absence of true challenges they have been allowed to thrive. The thing is, they have potential, extraordinary potential just waiting to be unlocked. Fita and two other friends I'll introduce you to are testaments to that."

>>30022878
This

>>30022878
Who ae you referring to?

>>30022878
This

>>30022855
This

>>30022878
I think she's met all our friends...?

>>30022953
17 and 18, probably. Though they're as much a testament to Gero's insanity as they are to human potential.

>>30022953
17 & 18, who else could it be?

No, we are not introducing her to Roshi.

>>30019042
>might
Calling it now, we're going to seduce a princess before finding out she's actually one of the shadow dragons

>>30022993
Fair point

Seconding >>30022855

>>30022996
Gero, though insane, was also human. Potential can be unlocked by unorthodox means, and the fact that the (remaining) androids have overcome the horror that was done to them is a feat unto itself.

>>30022878
Voting this

>>30022878
>>30022953
>>30022996
Yeah she met 17 and 18 I think. Anyway voting >>30022855

Is popo human?

>>30023130
No he's a djin bound to the lookout.

>>30023059
>>30022905
>>30022956
>>30022878
"Not really" you tell her. "Their world, relatively speaking, is very soft. Few notable predators, very hospitable climate, in the absence of true challenges they have been allowed to thrive. The thing is, they have potential. Extraordinary potential just waiting to be unlocked. Fita and two other friends I'll introduce you to are testament to that."

"And what, the others simply wallow in laziness and never reach their full potential?" Huhn-tresh asks, sounding disgusted.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30023195
>A I never said they were an honorable race.

>>30023195
Some, but for the most part they have lives spent working on tasks that make this civilization possible. Jobs that don't involve that much in the way of physical activity.

>>30023195
This >>30023287
It's important for her to recognize her way of life doesn't work for everyone

>>30023195
>A. Say something

Their species seems to lack the warrior mentality that a Saiyan does. They also have to train extraordinarily hard to reach a modicum of strength that a Saiyan has by birthright as well. Though this has allowed them focus into other pursuits, like muffin buttons and medical technology and stuff.

>>30023195
>A
"They go about their daily lives. Most don't even realize they have the potential for anything else."

"Until they do, the best I can manage is to give them a fair shot. Keep them from killing themselves, or getting killed by outside invasion."

>>30023195
"The others, for the most part, have no idea how to do it. Fita, 17 and 18 - the other two - all had their power unlocked by an external force, there are other humans that have begun scratching the surface of what they can achieve, but it'll be a slow, multigenerational process if they progress by ki experimentation and passing down tradition. Like I said, lack of external pressure has led to what we perceive as laziness, but form most of them strength just isn't a priority. Providing for family, improving ones social status, other things we largely consider irrelevant take precedence. My opinion, which I'm not quite willing to test yet, is that a mass ki awakening could change all of that. Showing them what they can do, what they can become...that could change everything in an instant. Of course, with billions of them running around, the world would undoubtably be destroyed every other week while they got a handle on things unless we figure out some safety measures to stop that."

>>30023287
Add to this "After all, it wasn't a warrior that created the healing tanks I gave you. Nor did one create these buildings, pave these roads, make the food or achieve any of the other endless miracles of their modern life."

>>30023408
>>30023333
>>30023287
"Some" you tell her. "But, for the most part they have lives spent working on tasks that make this civilization possible. Jobs that don't involve much in the way of physical activity. After all, it wasn't a warrior that created the healing tanks I gave you. Nor did one create these buildings, pave these roads, make the food or achieve any of the other endless miracles of modern life."

She is silent for a few moments, then nods. "I see. It does seem to have been an effective strategy for them."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30023195
Wow there are some good responses.can we combo
>>30023287
>>30023408
Then>>30023378

>>30023617
Ignore

>>30023616
This>>30023378

>>30023378
Frank, Ph.D of Ki Science

>>30023378
Yep, this

>>30023656
>>30023378
"The others, for the most part, have no idea how to do it. Fita, 17 and 18 - the other two - all had their power unlocked by an external force, there are other humans that have begun scratching the surface of what they can achieve, but it'll be a slow, multigenerational process if they progress by ki experimentation and passing down tradition. Like I said, lack of external pressure has led to what we perceive as laziness, but form most of them strength just isn't a priority. Providing for family, improving ones social status, other things we largely consider irrelevant take precedence. My opinion, which I'm not quite willing to test yet, is that a mass ki awakening could change all of that. Showing them what they can do, what they can become...that could change everything in an instant. Of course, with billions of them running around, the world would undoubtedly be destroyed every other week while they got a handle on things unless we figure out some safety measures to stop that" you explain to her.

She nods, looking a bit amused. "It would be like an entire race of small children playing with weapons they don't fully comprehend."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30023973
"Yeah. Which probably would be amusing to watch but if you're playing the part of their guardian..."

>>30023973
>A
Indeed it would be. And whether the danger that it would bring is worth the end result is what I must determine. As well as if it is even my place to make such a choice.

>>30023973
I think the worst result would be one malcontent with an above average strength blowing up the planet because he had a bad day. I don't want to go through that again.

>>30023973
>A
"When it comes to super-powered children, I'm as close to an expert as things get."

"Speaking of which, my family would probably like to say hi while you're here. After that, I could show you around, or you could go home. It's up to you."

>A.>>30024040

>B.>>30024061

>C.>>30024076

>D.>>30024090

5 minutes

>>30024356
>C.

>>30024090
this

>>30024356
>B

>>30024356
>D

>>30024090
This

>>30024400
>>30024373
>>30024090
"When it comes to super-powered children, I'm as close to an expert as it gets" you tell her.

She smiles. "That is true."

"Speaking of which, my family would probably like to see you while you're here" you say. "After that, I could show you around, or, if you choose, you can go home."

"I'd love to see your family again" she tells you.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

Oh yeah remember that Salta wanted to train with us. Maybe Huhn-tress could watch us spar for a bit. As super saiyans.

Do a power check on where everyone is.

>>30024607
oh, this is a great idea. Its funny to me how far beyond her we are in terms of power.

>>30024559
>B
Check powers, see where people are at.

I'd be curious what Vegeta had to say to Salta.

>>30024559
>B See where everyone is

>>30024666
>>30024660
>>30024607
You decide to find out where everyone is. Activating your scouter, you track their locations. Androids 17 and 18 are still in the city, their power levels of 3,000,000,000 hard to miss. Spina and Fita are inside the Capsule Corp building, each clocking in at around 30,000,000. Most of the kids are inside as well. Kayle at 2,500,000, Portan at 5,000,000, Selri and Collie each at 20,000,000, Bael at 5,000,000, Brola at 4,500,000, Erica at 20,000,000, Blaine at 4,000,000. You also detect Ragus, who is at 4,200,000. Far off, you detect Goku, at 32,000,000, Bardock, at 40,000,000, Onia, at 8,000,000, and Chi Chi, at 2,000. Salta, Raditz, Nappa, and Vegeta are on Mars, Salta at 30,000,000, Vegeta at 35,000,000, Raditz at 24,000,000 and Nappa at 20,000,000. Out of curiosity, you scan Huhn-tresh, who has a power level of 12,000,000. Odd, considering how thoroughly she beat Nappa despite him having a two million power level advantage on her.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30025060
>A
"One of these isn't like the others."

"I'd like to check up on Salta, if you wouldn't mind the detour. She and Vegeta were discussing something important, apparently. Business before pleasure."

>>30025060
I love that Erica, who is only 10 years old could probably take out Huhn-Tresh, just in terms of power.

>>30025060
So, something is off about Huhn-Tresh and her planet. If memory serves, the creatures there were stronger than they seemed to us when we first arrived, and Huhn-Tresh herself thrashed Nappa from an apparent disadvantage.

>>30025060
Mention that Nappa is almost 50% stronger than when she beat him. A little side benefit to being a saiyan is increasing strength from being beat up.

>>30025191
Not even probably, it'd be no contest.

>>30025285
Her people don't go one on one with them, they hunt in groups.

>>30025060
Mention >>30025301
then >>30025182

>>30025337
>
>>30025301
>>30025288
>>30025182
"So, Nappa is about fifty percent stronger than he was the last time you fought him."

She smirks. "Maybe next time he'll be an actual challenge then."

"One of these isn't like the others" you comment, earning a confused look from her. "I'd like to check up on Salta, if you wouldn't mind the detour. She and Vegeta were discussing something important, apparently. Business before pleasure."

She shrugs. "Alright."

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30025435
>A
"Right then."
>B
IT with her to Mars. See what Vegeta had to say to Salta.

>>30025435
TO SALTA

By the way, ask Huhn-tresh how far she can sense energy. Even with the range potentially unlimited that sense is a limit to its usefulness,

>>30025524
Yep

>>30025435
this >>30025524

>>30025590
>>30025568
>>30025524
"Right, then" you tell her.

She vanishes before you can say or do anything else, and your scouter detects her on Mars. Focusing your energy, you follow, appearing next to her in front of the main Martian building.

>A. Say something

>B. Do something

>>30025868
Seek out Salta

>>30025868
>A
"Your senses too?"
>B
Find Salta.

>>30025868
So you can sense out this far? Or just tell that she wasn't on earth. Impressive either way.

Go to Salta.

>>30025903
>>30025911
>>30026205
You decide to go looking for Salta, heading into the main building. Nobody is there to greet you, and so you simply follow Salta's energy signature, soon coming to a large door, which you find to be locked.

>A. Knock

>B. Instant Transmission teleport past it

>C. Break it down

>D. Something else

>>30026277
Break it d- just kidding. Knock.

>>30026277
>A
Knock. Loudly.

>>30026277
>A

>>30026277
>A
A lock isn't a hindrance, but I don't appreciate the sentiment.

>>30026391
this

>>30026308
>>30026332
>>30026391
>>30026421
>>30026457
You decide to knock, and you do so. Rather loudly, in fact. However, there is no answer.

>Any questions before we conclude?

Next update tomorrow starting between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM Eastern

>>30026632
Two
Would brass knuckles be an effective weapon?
Would brass knuckles with spikes be an even better weapon?

>>30026632
One.

When is the civil war starting, and which side is Salta going to fall into?

>>30026677
Maybe
Maybe
Ask Erica

>>30026715
It's unknown when it will start, of it there will even be one, and as no sides have been established yet, hard to say where Salta will fall.


>Any more questions?

>>30026785
Oh shit....
C'mon SOM you can't end on such a cliffhanger, The anticipation for the next thread is killing me!

>>30026815
Sorry man, but I can at least tell you neither Vegeta nor Salta has died, so I hope that eases your nerves a bit.

>Any more questions?

>>30026632
Ha, nice cliffhanger SOM. Thanks for the thread and see you tomorrow.

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>>30026947
Nah.
Have a goodnight!

>>30026947
Wasn't concerned about that. Mostly I just don't like the idea that Vegeta would call Salta over to Mars to talk to her about something behind locked doors.

And he thinks FITA has trust issues?

>>30026947
Did we sense Vegeta in there with her?

>>30027045
Seriously, if this is about an affair or some shit like that, I'm out.

>>30027070
Yes
>>30027045
It isn't you he distrusts
>>30027009
Goodnight
>>30026958
Cya tomorrow, and thank you

>Any more questions?

>>30027119
Really? You have that little trust in Salta?

>>30027119
Vegeta is pitching the idea of a Saiyan breeding program. Spina and Salta having kids with him, Nappa, Raditz and Goku.

>>30027175
I have that little trust in you. But that reaction was good, at least.

>>30027141
Point is, he still has trust issues. If it's Fita he has an issue with, then he shouldn't go sneaking about talking to members of her family in secret. If it's someone else he doesn't trust, he should have told us.

Rolled 11, 31 = 42

>>30027211
The girls.would kill him for that I think

>>30027211
In that case I'd hope Vegeta likes the idea of having his nuts force-fed to him. Because that'd be the likely response.

>>30027262
Vegeta sees Fita as an open book, he's pretty sure he has her figured out, and doesn't mistrust her. He's a bit wary of her at times, because he knows if he makes one wrong move she can turn against him rather quickly.

>>30027211
No. Stop that. Right now.

>>30027263
He might survive if he suggests artificial insemination. The still wouldn't go with it, but it's somewhat less offensive.

>>30027263
It would be different than if Frank suggested it, then they'd just murder him quickly and have it over with.

Vegeta probably wouldn't get even that luxury.

>>30027298
>No. Stop that. Right now.
Bwahahaha

>>30027331
>>30027307
>>30027287
>>30027263
No, stop it.

>>30027298
And yet, he's behind locked doors. It's not the aliums he's avoiding, otherwise he'd be on Earth. It's probably not Frank, it's definitely not Spina, and it's clearly not Salta. Apparently it isn't Fita. Raditz and Goku are too open to be threats. Makes no sense for it to be one of the kids.

That leaves a few options.

>>30027512
I'll give you a hint, it's totally one of the people you just mentioned that he doesn't trust.

>Any more questions?

>>30027547
... Salta? Really?

>>30027578
Nope, although...no, that's not who I was referring to

>>30027547
I'm calling it now, it's Spina.

>>30027617
Yes, yes Anime. The one person trusts less than anybody is Spina. He is terrified her and Fluffy will stage a coup and usher in a new, dark age of dinosaur dominion over the universe.

>Any final questions?

>>30027605
You've explicitly ruled out Frank and Fita. Salta you got a tad dodgy with, but basically ruled out. In fact, he called her up specifically, so it must be someone she's connected to somehow.

I have a hard time thinking that anyone could mistrust Spina, unless they over-analyzed it and decided she was too inoffensive to be trustworthy.

Bardock? The self-sacrificing teenager? Untrustworthy? That's a laugh.

>>30027709
I KNEW IT

>>30027721
Nope, none of them. And you have no idea what he called Salta about

>>30027721
He probably distrusts Ragus, but that's just good sense.

>>30027755
I'd tell you to quit teasing us and finish it off, but I get the feeling you're enjoying this too much.

>>30027721
Hey, if you reveal crucial details about the plot, at least mark it as a spoiler :(

>>30027777
Who he mistrusts probably won't come as a shock when it's revealed, as for what he is discussing with Salta, I'm not sure how you all will react. I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy making you all sweat a little, though.


>>30027727
You caught me, you clever sleuth

Next thread what we should probably do is a quick psychic "want to be left alone?" and leave it at that. Unless of course she doesn't answer THAT which would be a bad sign.

>>30027810
We knocked, and nobody answered. That's just plain rude.

What we should probably do is IT past the door, and comment on how the Prince of all Saiyans has suddenly forgotten his manners.

>>30027810
>>30027956
Well, this should be good

>>30027801
>as for what he is discussing with Salta, I'm not sure how you all will react
... relationship advice for how to deal with Bulma? Somehow King Vegeta doesn't seem like the type to give his kid the birds and bees lecture.

>>30028016
We could always knock down the door.

But yeah, locking up and refusing to answer when we've brought a guest representative from an allied world? After we've already discussed being more open with him about shit? How exactly would Frank be expected to react?

>>30028069
He's been in a relationship with Bulma for 2 years, he's figured things out

>>30028108
We'll see how things play out, won't we?

>>30027810
>>30028016
Psychic questions is the best way to poke around. First we ask Salta, then Vegeta until we at least get a "later". We avoid knocking down the door if at all possible.

>>30028123
Just two years? That's a whole lot of Bulma staring at him dreamily.

>>30028225
>Hey, Salta? What's with the cold shoulder all of a sudden?
>Hey Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta? Vegeta?

>>30028123
>>30028148
So my only guess is he doesn't trust Raditz. That's the only one mentioned >>30027512 that might conceivably be untrustworthy, despite being a bro.