"Then let me go first." Yamcha stepped out from the crowd with confidence, intending to be the first to fight.
Having been a step too slow, Krillin regretted it deeply and hurriedly said, "Then I'll go second."
"Maybe you won't even need to fight." Yamcha smiled. "I'll defeat them all by myself."
"Good luck, Yamcha!" Goku shouted encouragingly.
"Be careful, Yamcha." Krillin also cheered him on.
"Be careful, Yamcha. Good luck." He-El, Puar, and Bulma all encouraged Yamcha as well.
Seeing that He-El and the others were ready and had sent out Yamcha, Fortune Teller Baba called toward the back, "Vampire Man... you may come out now."
"Vampire Man? What a strange name," Krillin said curiously.
A bat flew out from the window of the house and soared above the arena, transforming into a savage-looking figure with grayish-blue skin, boxing gloves, and jagged teeth.
Vampire Man began performing a ritual before a Muay Thai match, while Yamcha stared at him, guessing that Vampire Man practiced boxing.
When Vampire Man finished his ritual, Fortune Teller Baba sat atop her giant crystal ball, smiled, and shouted, "All right, the match begins!"
Yamcha immediately leaped forward to test Vampire Man. The two exchanged blows for more than a dozen rounds before Vampire Man suddenly transformed into a bat and swiftly circled behind Yamcha. Fangs extended from his mouth as he lunged for Yamcha's neck.
However, Yamcha ultimately saw through him and narrowly escaped. From that, Yamcha realized that Vampire Man was definitely a formidable opponent who could not be underestimated.
The two fought seriously, much to Fortune Teller Baba's delight. In the end, Yamcha relied on his solid strength and the exquisite techniques taught by He-El to defeat Vampire Man.
However, Yamcha had expended nearly half his stamina in doing so. He was