The next morning.
After a night of rest, they had kept their strength up, finished breakfast, and completed their warm-up exercises.
"Good luck, Brother He-El, Goku, Yamcha, Puar, Krillin! You'll definitely make it to the top of Korin Tower!" Upa stood beside his father Bora's feet and loudly cheered for He-El and the others.
"We will!" Goku replied with a wide grin.
"Good luck." Bora encouraged them with a smile.
He-El nodded, then turned to Goku, Yamcha, Puar, and Krillin. "All right, get ready to climb. Remember to conserve your strength and regulate your breathing. Let's go."
"Yes, Brother He-El." Goku moved like a monkey, nimbly scrambling upward on all fours.
"Yes, Senior He-El." Seeing how quickly Goku was climbing, Yamcha immediately followed and began climbing as well.
"Yes, Brother He-El. How is Goku so fast?!" Krillin was startled when he saw Goku shooting upward on all fours, and hurriedly followed.
He-El reminded Krillin, "Krillin, keep to your own pace. Don't try to compete."
Krillin was the weakest of the three. He could not keep up with Goku's pace, and if he exhausted himself early trying to match Goku, he might run out of strength halfway up and fall.
Only after hearing He-El did Krillin control his breathing and strength, maintaining his own pace as he climbed. "Yes, Brother He-El. I understand."
"Senior He-El, I'm going up too!" Puar eagerly began climbing on all fours as well, moving in a proper, deliberate manner.
"Puar, when you run out of strength, fly down. I'm wearing a hoodie. If you have no strength left, fly down into my hood, understand?" He-El instructed.
Puar definitely did not have enough stamina to climb all the way to the top. Forget climbing—he could not even fly all the way up.
After all, Puar had only