"Aunt Gine, have you made up your mind? You won't disturb Kakarot's life? You'll only protect him from the shadows?" Talot asked again as he looked at Gine.
At his words, Gine nodded slightly. She said nothing, but her expression and eyes had already given her answer.
Only two days had passed, and Talot had no idea how Gine had managed to come to terms with it.
But in any case, the situation had developed beyond Talot's expectations.
He had known Gine would be able to accept it, but he had not expected her to do so so quickly.
After learning everything about Kakarot, she had instead become calm.
Perhaps now that she knew Kakarot was alive and living well, the weight in her heart had finally been lifted.
Recalling the situation at the time, when Gine had asked him, Talot had answered, "If it were me, I would go see him, and I would acknowledge him too. But I wouldn't force my own views on him or try to change what has already happened. After all, everyone has their own path to walk."
Perhaps it was also because Talot had been subtly brainwashing Gine and changing her way of thinking all along.
After everything she had experienced, and as time passed, Gine had become completely different from how she used to be.
Now, with her husband's whereabouts unknown and Raditz impossible to find, Gine had developed the mindset that she was willing to give everything for her younger son.
As for Kakarot's future, she did not expect her younger son to achieve great things. As long as he could live safely and peacefully, that was enough.
Mount Paozu.
Talot finally arrived here with Gine and Selari.
Since they had made their decision beforehand, both Gine and Selari remained