Pushing open the door, they saw a Four-Star Dragon Ball solemnly enshrined on a pedestal in the center of the room. It was resonating faintly, giving off a soft golden glow.
"Grandpa's glowing. Is he trying to tell me something? This is the first time Grandpa has done this."
When Goku saw the Four-Star Dragon Ball glowing, he hurried over to the pedestal and stared at it curiously.
He felt as though Grandpa wanted to speak to him.
Goku could not help feeling a little expectant.
"Grandpa? This? This is a Four-Star Dragon Ball!"
Bulma stepped forward, intending to pick up the Four-Star Dragon Ball from the pedestal. Seeing what she was doing, Goku got there first and snatched it into his arms.
"What are you trying to do? Don't touch Grandpa! This is the only keepsake Grandpa left me. Even if you're a girl, you're not allowed to touch it."
Goku carefully hugged the glowing Four-Star Dragon Ball. "Look, Grandpa's glowing. He seems like he wants to tell me something."
Bulma looked helplessly at the child Goku. "Honestly, what am I supposed to do with you? Fine, I'll explain."
Then Bulma took a Two-Star Dragon Ball out of her pouch.
Seeing this, He-El also took out his Five-Star Dragon Ball.
"Ah! It's Grandpa! Bulma, you have a Grandpa too, and Big Brother He-El has one too!" Goku was utterly shocked that Bulma and He-El also had Dragon Balls that represented their grandpas.
Under the mutual glow of the three Dragon Balls, they emitted a soft golden radiance.
"This isn't Grandpa. It's a Dragon Ball," Bulma said.
"Dragon Ball?" Goku looked doubtfully at the Four-Star Dragon Ball in his hand, then at the Two-Star Dragon Ball in Bulma's hand, and finally at the Five-Star Dragon Ball in He-El's hand.
"That's