Little did they know that Yamcha and Puar, who had secretly followed them, heard everything Leiyin and the Ox King discussed.
They hid behind a huge rock, and Yamcha whispered, "Looks like their relationship isn't ordinary."
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The Ox King continued, "Right, I got so caught up reminiscing that I nearly forgot—I still need your help with something."
Leiyin looked at him. "What is it?"
The Ox King said, "I heard that only Master Mutian's Banana Fan can put out the flames on Flame Mountain. I don't know where he is, so I'd like to ask you to help me borrow the Banana Fan. Would that be all right?"
Leiyin said, "Kid Goku should know where he is, but you'll have to give us the Dragon Balls."
The Ox King didn't quite understand. "What are the Dragon Balls?"
Kid Goku took out the Four-Star Ball and said, "This. You should have one in your treasure, right?"
The Ox King stroked his chin. "This thing... I think I've seen it before. I'll give it to you after you borrow the Banana Fan."
At that, everyone smiled, and Bulma raised both fists high. "That's wonderful!"
Yamcha, who had been watching from the shadows, saw a Dragon Ball for the first time and couldn't help staring wide-eyed.
Kid Goku climbed onto the Flying Nimbus again and said, "Then I'll set off now."
The Ox King said, "Wait a moment. I didn't expect you to come, so I've already sent my only daughter, Chi-Chi, to find Master Mutian. I imagine she's still on the way. Take her with you."
Kid Goku said, "Chi-Chi?"
The Ox King continued, "She's a cute and gentle girl, though she's a little timid. She's about your age, so she can marry you."
At those words, an image of