"He-El Cell!!!" Trunks looked shocked as he raised his head and scanned the area. Cell's voice echoed from all around the alley, yet he could not tell where Cell was.
"He-El Cell, why are you called He-El Cell? Come out! Why do you bear the name He-El? Come out!!!!!"
Trunks looked around, but Cell's voice gradually faded from the alley, leaving only Trunks's shocked, horrified voice echoing through it.
Trunks's demanding voice reverberated through the alley, scattering Cell's voice. The entire alley was left with Trunks constantly scanning his surroundings, yet he could not find even the slightest trace of Cell.
"He ran away! Why is he called He-El Cell?" Trunks could no longer find Cell or sense his presence. It seemed that Cell only exposed himself when he was devouring humans.
Trunks's expression darkened. The sword in his hand lowered before he finally sheathed it on his back. His eyes flashed with profound shock and a startling suspicion.
Could it be that, in Cell's universe, He-El from that universe had created him?
But why had he said Trunks was unqualified to become that man's son?
Trunks could not make sense of it. He felt that any man connected to the name He-El, whether in this world, his own world, or even Cell's world, was an incomprehensibly complicated and unsettling existence.
In the end, Trunks spent two hours continuously using Ki to search Guagua City, hoping to find Cell again and ask what exactly he was and why he bore the name He-El.
But Cell seemed to know he was waiting for him and never appeared again.
Just as Trunks failed to stake out Cell, a notification from He-El arrived. "Trunks, the Red Ribbon Army's Science and Technology Institute has finished analyzing Dr. Gero's artificial intelligence chip. They extracted the