"You actually refused to become a Supreme Kai? Kid, you need to understand that this is the highest honor! Supreme Kais are the most exalted Gods in the Universe. Not only do we hold the power of life and death over all things, we can create planets and life by ourselves, cross time to oversee the entire Universe, and even control the laws governing all things!"
As Old Kai spoke in disbelief, he praised the authority of the Supreme Kais to the heavens.
Yet even so, Talot's answer remained the same: he was unwilling.
Old Kai was left speechless. In the end, he could only tell Talot to think it over carefully and not rush into answering.
To Old Kai, East Supreme Kai, and Kibito, Talot had undoubtedly rejected the most supreme honor.
They felt Talot was far too arrogant, as though he looked down on Supreme Kais.
What they did not know was that Talot had refused simply because becoming a Supreme Kai meant sharing his life with a God of Destruction! Even though the original story had never shown a God of Destruction dying and taking a Supreme Kai down with him, Talot knew that once he became a Supreme Kai, his life would be bound.
However, something in Old Kai's words reminded Talot of something.
Supreme Kais governed creation. They wielded Time Rings and could travel through time, back and forth between the past and future.
He had never been able to reach that level before, but now that he had, he had no choice but to consider it carefully.
After all, when Porunga had answered his question back then, he had indeed thought of seeking out a Supreme Kai and having one use a Time Ring to bring back Bardock, who had been sent into the