An Invitation from the Grand Elder of Namek

"Brother Talot, are you alright? You seem to have something on your mind."

Selari turned her attention to Talot and asked him a question.

Upon hearing the question, Talot was slightly taken aback before realizing that he had once again fallen into reverie about information from the original work.

"It's nothing, just a feeling that a planet like this shouldn't have life," Talot said, shaking his head slightly before turning and walking towards the driver's seat.

Selari didn't think about it too much or take it seriously, and went to sit down with Talot.

"Hold on tight, we're about to land on Namek Planet."

At Talot's reminder, Selari fastened his seatbelt and nodded to indicate that there were no problems.

At the same time.

On Namek.

Located on the largest island of the planet, inside the house where the Namek Grand Elder resides.

The Grand Elder awoke from his rest, seemingly sensing something, and his expression turned solemn.

"Lagar".

The call came from the Grand Elder's mouth.

A few seconds after he finished speaking, Lagar, who had been guarding the gate, strode into the inner room and came before the Grand Elder.

"Grand Elder, what are your orders?" Lagar bowed respectfully and asked.

Despite the seemingly large gap, he is the son of the Grand Elder, the most outstanding Namekian of this era, and currently the strongest warrior on Namek.

"Lagar, there is something I need you to do. Two guests from outer space have arrived on our Namek Planet, and I need you to bring them here," the Grand Elder said, his weathered voice carrying a very serious tone.

Compared to the Grand Elder in the original work, the Grand Elder at this time, although equally old, was not as weak as in the original work, and his speech was feeble.

Twenty years is not a long lifespan for Namekian, but it is not short for a life that is about to die.

"Alien guests? Aliens?" Lagar asked in surprise.

He wanted to ask further, but saw the Grand Elder's serious expression. "Don't worry, they are not enemies. Go and bring them here."

"But... alright, as you command! Grand Elder, I'll go do it right away." He wanted to ask more questions, but seeing the Grand Elder's expression, Lagar dared not disobey.

After he left the inner room, he followed the coordinates given by the Grand Elder, immediately unleashed his power, and shot straight into the sky, traveling thousands of miles away at an incredibly terrifying speed.

At this very moment, on Talot's side...

The Universe successfully passed through Namek's atmosphere and locked onto a vast, flat island.

As the Universe successfully landed, the hatch opened quickly.

Talot and Selari emerged from it and breathed in the Namek Planet air.

"This is the real landscape of Namek Planet. The air is quite fresh," Selari said.

From outside the planet, it appears to be the color of emerald, but the land is not actually green; instead, the sky seems to be shrouded in a green curtain of light.

"It's not much different from what I imagined," Talot added.

Looking around, there are circular islands all around, and the land is not connected. It is like a scene after being torn apart and the ravines were filled with water.

To be fair, although there aren't many plants or animals, the scenery is still quite nice.

The Namek Planet today is exactly the same as the scene in Talot's memories from the original story.

It is clear that despite the past twenty years, the environment of Namek Planet has not improved significantly.

That's true. After all, twenty years is a long time for ordinary life forms, but too short for the natural world.

Suddenly, an incredibly powerful aura appeared in their senses, alerting the two of them and drawing their attention.

"A very strong entity is approaching; it has sensed our presence." Talot's expression changed slightly as he looked towards the distant sky.

The aura surrounding him continued to envelop him, and this powerful aura made Talot gasp.

Based on his assessment of the strength of the aura, if converted into Battle Power, this aura's Battle Power is at least 40,000 points!

Based on what he knew, the Namekian Namek the original story with such powerful Battle Power was Nail, the Grand Elder's bodyguard.

But has Nail been born yet? It's only the year 738 of the Age now, although it will be 739 in a while. But Nail should have been created by the Grand Elder in the year 744 of the Age.

"Brother Talot... is the Namekian aura that strong?!" Selari's face turned pale as she sensed the aura getting closer and closer.

It's bound to be shocking; the difference is just too great.

This level of aura was something Selari was experiencing for the first time.

Her Battle Power exceeding 10,000 was beyond her comprehension.

"Don't be afraid, stay calm," Talot said reassuringly.

He thought that with his current Battle Power of 14,000 points, he would be able to face the Namekian warriors without fear. Now his plan has been completely disrupted. It is clear that he underestimated the Namekian and that his understanding of them has been flawed.

Just then, a streak of light appeared from the horizon in their sight and approached at an extremely fast speed. Finally, the Namekian of imposing stature, landed on the ground.

An overwhelming sense of terror washed over them, causing not only Selari to freeze in place, but also Talot to frown and feel a chill run down his spine.

The gap is too big.

The Battle Power Detector in front of me quickly issued a dangerous alarm and displayed the Battle Power index in the fastest possible way.

55,000 points! This Battle Power is 13,000 points higher than Future Nail's 42,000 points in the original work! Who is he?! He doesn't exist in the original work! "Is it you? Guests from another planet." Lagar's gaze swept over Talot and Selari, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.

He never expected that the people who came to Namek would be two children.

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