Saiyan Market Research, the Inside Scoop on Discounts in Private Deals

Of course, setting up a stall wasn't about making money. After all, how much could this possibly earn?

The list of materials Vampa needed for its optimized propulsion engine couldn't be fulfilled just by earning money from individuals.

So why set up a stall at all?

It was because Broly wanted to figure out what the things he had were worth on Laika Star.

Although using a stall for market research was somewhat unprofessional, it could still serve as a reference.

"Friend, what are you selling?"

The moment Broly, who was obviously an Alien, set up his stall, several Lycans and Bomans soon stopped in front of it. One Lycan reached out and touched the half-human-height Ba Ya Fruit, then curiously asked Broly, the stall owner.

Since there were all kinds of races in the Universe, the man did not treat Broly like a child just because he looked young.

Worth mentioning, there was a very important reason Saiyans retained their Young Form until adulthood: to lower the guard of the natives on the planets they were preparing to conquer before the Saiyan children had fully grown up.

(This was Jaco's explanation in Akira Toriyama's other manga connected to Dragon Balls, "Jaco the Galactic Patrolman," for why Saiyans maintained their juvenile forms before adulthood.)

"The thing you touched is called a Ba Ya Fruit. It's a fruit produced by a giant monster called a Ba Ya Beast on my planet, Vampa."

Broly introduced it.

"Ba Ya Beast?" The Lycan frowned. He was certain he had never heard of that monster before, so he curiously asked, "What kind of monster is it? What does it look like?"

"Uh..."

Broly pondered for a moment, then used Flame Colored Magic to change the color of his Qi and controlled it to form a