He-El watched as Bulma and Goku, along with Puar, happily carried things away. Yamcha had even brought Rabbit Boss's two underlings over to help.
"This is only part of your treasure, isn't it?" He-El swept his gaze around Rabbit Boss's treasury. It looked exceptionally neat and orderly, with every item arranged properly. Even the walls were covered in thin sheets of gold, making the entire treasury look resplendent.
But after carefully tallying up the valuables, one would find that there really was not much treasure. Most of it was merely arranged to create the impression that there was a great deal.
If these treasures had not been laid out so neatly, they would have amounted to just a small pile shoved into a corner. But arranged properly, taking up plenty of space, and reflected by the golden walls, they looked abundant, as if the entire treasury were filled with the aura of wealth.
But there really was not much.
"You dug twenty tunnels. How could you possibly have only one treasury out in the open?" He-El calmly watched Bulma direct the others as they continuously moved the treasure and sorted the gold coins.
Some of the treasure had been stolen from villagers by Rabbit Boss. Bulma and the others happily prepared to return that portion to its rightful owners.
Rabbit Boss had been quite clever. He had kept records of every villager he had robbed, and everything written in the ledger could be found in the treasury.
"How did you know..." Rabbit Boss hesitated, glancing aside as he replied guiltily.
Someone who could dig twenty tunnels and turn the underground beneath his home into something like a subterranean maze—a cunning rabbit with twenty burrows—how could he have only one treasury?
Coating the walls of this treasury in gold leaf was