"I'll go bring back the last Dragon Ball." Seeing the image in the crystal ball and the location Fortune Teller Baba had pointed out, Goku grinned, showing his white teeth, and punched his fist into his palm.
"Let's go together," He-El said. "It's quite far away."
"Yeah, let's go together," Yamcha said.
"Alright, everyone, let's find the last Dragon Ball together." Goku said with a grin, "Once we find it, we'll have all seven Dragon Balls. Then, He-El, you can make the wish. Grandpa just said he doesn't need to be revived, and I don't have any other wishes either. It's your turn to make a wish, He-El."
"Do any of you have wishes of your own?" He-El nodded and looked toward Yamcha, Puar, Krillin, and Bulma.
He-El himself only had one wish: to learn all the knowledge in the universe from Shenron.
However, He-El guessed that Earth's Shenron would be unable to grant that wish.
"I don't," Yamcha said after thinking about it. He did not feel that he had anything he needed to wish for from Shenron.
"Me neither." Puar echoed Yamcha. He had no particularly strong wish that required Shenron's help.
"I believe in He-El... best... Ahem, ahem. Even without wishing on Shenron, I'll achieve my wish." Bulma coughed twice, smiled brightly at He-El, and confidently puffed out her chest.
"I'm satisfied with things as they are." Krillin rubbed his bald head. Although he was somewhat weaker than the others here, he believed that as long as he trained under Muten, he would become stronger sooner or later.
He could not exactly ask Shenron to increase his strength or something. Muten would probably scold him to death for that.
Yamcha, Puar, Krillin, and Bulma looked at one another. None of them had a wish they needed to