Farewell?

Hearing Master Roshi's words, the group did not think much of it. Krillin asked, "Master, did you watch our matches?"

Master Roshi nodded. "I did. Both of you performed very well—far beyond my expectations. Although Goku only came in second, that's still quite impressive."

The master had affirmed both of his disciples.

Krillin, however, still seemed dissatisfied. "But it's a shame about Goku. If he hadn't been hungry, he definitely could have won the championship."

Kid Goku gave an objective response. "That's not true. Even if I hadn't been hungry, I still couldn't have beaten that old man. He was just too strong."

Hearing his disciple's words, Master Roshi said, "That's right. You must remember: 'There is always someone better, and there is always a higher sky.' You can't be satisfied with your current level. The realm of martial arts is limitless, and your training has only just begun. My only regret is Leiyin. He actually missed the finals because his stomach was upset. It seems we'll have to pay more attention to his diet in the future."

Leiyin smiled. "It was simply fate. But even if I had participated, I might not have been Kid Goku's opponent."

Kid Goku looked at him. "Big Brother Leiyin, you're too modest. If I really fought you, I might not be able to beat you."

Master Roshi continued, "Regardless, everyone's performance satisfied me greatly. To reward you all, I'll treat everyone to a feast!"

"Haha! Really? That's great!" The moment Kid Goku heard this, drool immediately began pouring from his mouth.

Thanks to Master Roshi's generosity, Yamcha, Bulma, and the others got to enjoy the benefits as well, following him to a large hotel.

Master Roshi was in an excellent mood today and ordered a huge tableful of dishes.

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