Visiting Korin Tower

In his youth, Dr. Brief was a workaholic; whenever he encountered an important task or a difficult problem, he had to solve it immediately, even if it meant staying in his laboratory for a month straight without complaint.

Right now, Dr. Brief had left the room to head to the laboratory to build a Gravity Chamber for Kasso.

"No wonder Dr. Brief aged so quickly in the future," Kasso muttered, watching his retreating back.

With Mrs. Brief possessing an ageless constitution at home, he must have been under a lot of pressure!

Pah!

Why am I thinking so much? None of my business!

Kasso snapped back to reality and looked at Tights and Bulma. Why did they have expressions like that?

He didn't know if it was just his imagination, but he felt like Tights and Bulma's eyes were glowing, as if they were about to devour him.

Seeing Kasso jump onto the roof just now had genuinely startled Bulma; her house was massive and tall, and she had never seen anyone so formidable before.

"Hey, how did you do that? Can you teach me?" Bulma pretended to be calm, but her eyes had already betrayed her.

Tights withdrew her curious gaze, knowing that martial artists on Earth were very particular about rules—some styles couldn't be taught to outsiders, and some were passed down only to men, not women.

She was curious to see how Kasso would respond.

Kasso curled his lip; children really wanted whatever they found interesting.

In the Dragon Ball world, the constitution of an ordinary human was destined to never achieve much. This wasn't Kasso trying to belittle humans, but simply the truth.

Looking across the entire Dragon Ball anime series, Krillin was likely the strongest among the humans, yet in the end, he couldn't even see the taillights of Goku.

Kasso looked at Bulma's restless demeanor and thought to himself, if your sister asked me, I'd teach her.

"You're too young. Come find me when you're as old as your sister," Kasso replied instead.

Although Tights was also curious about Kasso's technique, she was more interested in writing novels. However, upon hearing Kasso's answer, Tights clutched her slender stomach and burst into laughter.

"Hahaha!"

She never expected her little sister to have a day like this.

"Tch!" Bulma snorted. He just didn't want to teach her, so he made up all those excuses!

At school, Bulma was always the center of attention. Being treated like this by Kasso, and then being mocked by her own sister, made her very unhappy.

But recalling the image of Kasso jumping up just now, Bulma couldn't help but want to learn. If she mastered such an amazing technique, she could definitely dominate at school.

But he just wouldn't teach her.

Bulma was truly furious.

At this moment, Little Biel tugged on the corner of Kasso's shirt pitifully: "Brother Kasso, I'm hungry."

Kasso glanced at Tights.

Tights smiled helplessly; these two little ones really didn't act like guests at all.

Still, she had the servants bring out two plates of food.

In her mind, how much could two little brats eat? They probably wouldn't even be able to finish these two plates!

But the scene that followed left her stunned.

The two plates of food were polished off in just over ten seconds.

Little Biel looked at Tights and said innocently: "I want more!"

The words "I want more" reached her ears, and Tights was dumbfounded. What kind of child could eat this much?

Are these two little food buckets?

Are all martial artists this ravenous?

Although Tights was shocked, she still had the servants bring more food.

Plate after plate.

An hour later.

The table was piled high with empty dishes.

Little Biel finally let out a burp.

"Brother Kasso was right, there really is delicious food here."

She had always eaten the grilled meat Kasso made, so tasting this different kind of food was truly wonderful.

But why was this big sister staring at me with such wide eyes?

Little Biel couldn't figure it out.

Kasso licked his lips. It really was worthy of being Earth's food; no wonder Beerus would later become obsessed with the delicacies of Earth.

But since the food was finished and the Gravity Chamber was being built, it was time to get down to business.

Kasso smiled at Tights and Bulma: "Thank you for your hospitality. Little Biel and I will return in a month."

With that, he took Little Biel and flew up into the sky.

A moment later.

With Kasso and Ausbie no longer in sight, Bulma stammered, "Si... sister, they... they can fly!"

Having just been startled by the way those two brats devoured their food, she hadn't even recovered before seeing Kasso and Ausbie soar into the sky.

It truly made Bulma doubt her worldview; could she even believe in science anymore?

Tights remained motionless, standing quietly where she was.

Bulma tugged at her, "Sister!"

"They can fly!" Tights exclaimed in shock.

Bulma: "..."

Two streaks of light cut across the sky ten thousand meters above the ground.

They crossed bustling cities, passed over desolate deserts, and reached an endless ocean.

Whoosh!

They continued flying north.

Soon, they encountered a dense forest, with an ancient white tower standing tall in its center.

"Senzu Bean, here I come!"

Kasso pulled Ausbie along and suddenly accelerated, the scenery around them blurring as it receded.

Kasso's speed was so great that it even triggered sonic booms in the air, the sound echoing throughout the entire forest.

The indigenous people stationed in the forest heard the noise and couldn't help but look up at the sky, yet they saw nothing.

At the top of Korin Tower.

"They're here!"

Korin broke into a cold sweat. The two little ones who had only appeared this morning were now at the base of Korin Tower, and they were flying up at a terrifying speed.

As Kasso flew mid-air, he suddenly felt his mind affected by something, though he recovered in an instant.

He remembered that in the anime from his past life, for an Earthling to reach the top of Korin Tower, they had to climb it by hand; those who tried to use external means to ascend would only see the tower vanish into thin air.

Kasso shook his head; so, they were being affected by mental energy.

The builder of this Korin Tower was quite ambitious!

However, Kasso had even mastered Instant Transmission, so how could he be affected by such a minor bit of mental energy?

Just as Kasso was lost in thought, Ausbie also regained her senses: "Brother Kasso, the tower appeared again!"

Kasso smiled and continued pulling Ausbie as they flew upward.

At the top of the tower sat a flattened, spherical structure supported by a dozen stone pillars, with Korin standing by the railing, looking down.

The two explosive auras drew closer and closer, and Korin pulled out a small handkerchief to wipe the sweat from his face again.

"Where on earth did these two come from?"

He had never seen such terrifying individuals. Master Roshi, who had climbed up here over a hundred years ago, had seemed quite impressive, but compared to these two little monsters, the difference was like heaven and earth.

Even if King Piccolo from three hundred years ago were here, he probably couldn't withstand a casual strike from either of them.

"What should I do!"

Korin paced back and forth on the circular platform, restless and uneasy.

Kami, standing on the Lookout, was the same; he had sensed them the moment Kasso began flying toward Korin Tower!