Gravity Chamber Manufacturing Complete

Gohan asked impatiently, "Are you Goku's family?"

He patted his head immediately after; he was the one who had named Goku, so the strangers probably didn't even know who Goku was!

Gohan continued, "Goku is the infant right behind me."

It was no wonder Gohan was so nervous. While training in the mountains, he had suddenly discovered a spherical object crashing down from the sky, only to find an infant inside.

Now that he saw these two also had tails, it was highly likely they were Goku's family.

If they were indeed his family, letting them take him back would be the best choice.

Yet, at the mere thought of it, Gohan felt a pang of reluctance.

Although Goku had been quite temperamental at first, he had become very well-behaved after bumping his head. Who could dislike such a cute little guy?

Ausbie floated behind Gohan, looking at the infant in the basket. "Is this Kakarot?"

When she had returned to Planet Vegeta, she had heard Aunt Gine talk about Kakarot. Seeing the little guy now, he was quite adorable, especially that hair—it was exactly the same as Uncle Bardock's.

Kasso smiled. "We can be considered Goku's family, but something has happened at his home. We'll have to trouble you to take care of him from now on, old man!"

"Ah?" Gohan was a bit dazed. So they really were Goku's family.

Had some accident occurred at Goku's home?

Hearing Kasso's words, Gohan assumed that Goku's family must have been targeted by enemies, forcing his parents to send him away.

Poor child!

But this was for the best; he no longer had to worry about such a cute little guy being taken away.

Kasso did not know that in Gohan's mind, a grand drama of revenge had already played out.

He only knew that for Goku to achieve such greatness in the future, it wasn't just the protagonist's halo at work, but also the influence of Earth's martial arts.

Goku grew up training under Gohan, later followed Master Roshi, and eventually ascended to the Heavenly Realm. This series of training sessions laid a solid foundation for him to reach the pinnacle of martial arts.

Therefore, keeping Goku on Earth was the best choice.

Kasso looked at the elderly Gohan again. He wore a black hat, sported two white mustaches, and had a slightly hunched back—a picture of kindness.

Would such an old man eventually die at Goku's feet?

However, Kasso did not intend to mention that Saiyan would turn into a giant ape upon seeing the full moon.

Life is full of helplessness; it is often best to let things take their natural course.

He sighed, though he took comfort in knowing that after the old man died, he would find his true love in the afterlife, making for a perfect ending.

"Old man, this orb is yours, right? I'll borrow it for a while and return it to Goku later!" Kasso said, holding up the Dragon Ball.

Kasso said he would return it to Goku, not to him; he wondered if Gohan understood.

Gohan didn't catch the nuance in Kasso's words. He stroked his mustache and said, "Oh, how did you get that orb? I picked it up many years ago. It looked pretty, so I kept it. If it's useful to you, go ahead and take it!"

"Thank you, old man. We're leaving now, goodbye!"

With that, Kasso shook his head and left with Ausbie.

Watching their retreating figures, Gohan marveled at their strength before returning to his search for medicinal herbs; he still had to apply medicine to Goku!

"Brother Kasso, that was Kakarot, right? He looks so much like Uncle Bardock!" Ausbie hung on Kasso's back, her small face pressed against his neck.

The hot breath against his skin made Kasso feel ticklish, so he pulled Ausbie around to hold her against his chest.

Goku's appearance was indeed like Bardock's, but that wasn't all; even Goten looked exactly like them both later on. It was just a mystery why they ended up looking so different after growing up.

Thinking of this, Kasso chuckled to himself. Perhaps they had offended Akira Toriyama!

He kissed Ausbie on the cheek. "Let's go, we're going to eat something delicious!"

"Yay!"

Hearing there was good food, Ausbie clenched her small fists, her eyes sparkling like a little kitten.

Kasso flew rapidly through the sky holding Ausbie. After a month of grueling training in the Heavenly Realm, he needed to relax a bit.

Otherwise, if he used Instant Transmission to arrive at Tights' house in an instant, it wouldn't be any fun.

West City.

The residences here were extremely luxurious.

In one large courtyard stood a bowl-shaped building with many surrounding sections.

In the research area, Dr. Brief wore a white lab coat, holding tools that were impossible to decipher. He stood before a black metal structure, examining it intently.

"Almost there!"

After a month of construction, Dr. Brief had finally finished building the Gravity Chamber.

It had required quite a lot of materials, especially the rare metals, of which he had just enough in his private stock. If Kasso wanted to build a second Gravity Chamber, it would likely be impossible.

Suddenly!

A clamor erupted from outside the door. He looked over to see his daughter entering with Kasso and the others.

"You've arrived quite quickly! You came just as I finished," Dr. Brief chuckled.

"Dad, Kasso and the others are here!"

Tights walked over with Kasso and his companion.

A little girl followed behind them, looking at the two in front with a face full of curiosity.

Bulma was still muttering to herself, "How did they manage to do it?"

"You're here just in time; I've finished building the Gravity Chamber!" Dr. Brief gestured to the side.

Kasso looked over, and a black metal structure came into view, shaped much like a fortress.

The Gravity Chamber was about 40 square meters in size. Four thick pillars were embedded into the metal walls, seemingly there to stabilize the chamber's operation.

Under the glow of the lights, the entire Gravity Chamber shimmered with a dark, metallic sheen.

"Is this the Gravity Chamber?"

Kasso took small steps toward the chamber and reached out to touch it.

Dr. Brief smiled, "I've fulfilled all the requirements you mentioned."

Kasso had previously requested that the gravity multiplier be voice-controlled, and it would be even better if temperature control could be added.

In truth, Dr. Brief considered these minor issues; he had spent so much time primarily to design a sound system.

He couldn't bear the thought of a perfect creation lacking a high-quality audio system, so he had spent a great deal of time over the past month designing one that could function even under 100 times gravity.

Fortunately, he had succeeded in the end, and Dr. Brief silently gave himself a thumbs-up for his genius move.

He thought to himself that these two little ones would surely like it.

Hmm...

They would absolutely love it!