Manufacturing the Dragon Ball Radar

Although it was not the same Earth, the food here was just as delicious, and Kasso ate until his face was smeared with grease.

Tights sat beside him, resting her chin on her fair hands as she watched Kasso with a faint smile, though she couldn't help but feel curious looking at the table full of empty plates.

His stomach was clearly so small, so how could he fit so much food inside? And it didn't even look the least bit bloated.

"Burp!"

Kasso set down the plate in his hand and let out a satisfied belch. With his hunger sated, it was time to get down to business.

"Tights, is Dr. Brief free right now?"

Kasso wanted to ask for help in building a Dragon Ball Radar, but since the man had just finished building a Gravity Chamber for him, he felt a bit embarrassed to ask for another favor so soon.

Kasso truly felt a little awkward about it.

"What is it? Do you need something else?"

At this, both Tights and Bulma looked toward Kasso, while Ausbie was still busy battling the gourmet feast.

"Well... I wanted to ask Dr. Brief to help me build one more small device," Kasso said, feeling a bit sheepish.

"What kind of device?" Tights asked curiously.

Judging by his tone, it must be something important; otherwise, he wouldn't be so hesitant to bring it up.

But what could it possibly be?

She was quite curious.

Beside her, Bulma also looked at Kasso with a puzzled expression, waiting to hear what he had to say.

Kasso slowly pulled a Dragon Ball from his pocket, pointed at it, and said, "I want to ask Dr. Brief to help me make a device that can sense its location."

"Huh?"

Bulma felt like she had seen this orb somewhere before, so she took it from Kasso's hand.

She examined it closely; it really did seem familiar, but no matter how hard she tried, she just couldn't place it.

"I can probably make that thing you're talking about. No need to bother my dad!" Bulma shrugged helplessly, signaling that she would handle it.

"Bulma, are you sure you can?" Tights was a bit skeptical. She knew her younger sister was very clever and often tinkered with small inventions, but she felt this was important to Kasso and thought it would be better to let their father handle it.

Why didn't she believe in her? Bulma rolled her eyes at her sister.

"Bulma is so smart, I think she can do it."

At this moment, Kasso stood on Bulma's side.

He knew that the Dragon Ball story began with Bulma searching for the Dragon Balls; she had found one in her storage room and, after researching, discovered they were the legendary Dragon Balls.

Following that, Bulma embarked on her journey to find the Dragon Balls, and the plot of Dragon Ball officially kicked off.

Even if Bulma was still young, Kasso still believed she could do it.

Thinking of this, Kasso couldn't help but look at her with hope.

"At least you know how to talk. Wait for my news!" The tsundere Bulma took the Dragon Ball and walked away without looking back.

The only reason she was helping Kasso was to get him to teach her the technique to fly through the sky.

"This girl!" Tights chuckled, letting her be.

Since both Bulma and Kasso had said so, there shouldn't be any problems.

Half a day passed.

Ausbie lay to the side, her small hands resting on her belly, looking completely content.

She had never eaten such delicious food before, and she wanted to stay on Earth forever.

In this moment, the ferocity and combativeness of the Saiyan had vanished from Ausbie, leaving behind only gluttony and laziness.

"This girl!" Kasso shook his head and smiled helplessly.

Saiyans usually didn't have high standards for food, but Kasso believed that once they were exposed to Earth's cuisine, it would drive them wild.

After all, even masters at the level of Whis and Beerus were the same, weren't they?

So, seeing Ausbie like this, Kasso didn't say anything.

"How did it go, Bulma?"

Seeing Bulma walk out of the workshop, Tights stood up immediately.

Kasso looked at her with full anticipation.

According to the development of the Dragon Ball story, it was Bulma who first created the Dragon Ball Radar, but she was still so young—could she really make it?

He couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

If Bulma couldn't do it, he would have to trouble Dr. Brief after all.

"It's done!" Bulma nodded with a smile.

The moment she held the orb, several design plans already formed in her mind. The first step was to conduct a wave detection, as she knew that most things in the world emitted a specific type of ripple.

If no ripples were detected from the orb, it wouldn't matter; she had a backup plan ready.

However, during the testing, she discovered that the orb emitted a very unique ripple. Once a ripple was detected, the problem became simple.

Thus, she quickly manufactured the Dragon Ball Radar.

How could such a trivial matter possibly stump her? Bulma looked at Kasso with a face full of expectation, seeking credit.

She tilted her snow-white chin slightly, looking just like a noble little swan.

Seeing this, Kasso chuckled.

Bulma was so brilliant at such a young age; she truly lived up to her reputation as one of the most intelligent people in the Dragon Ball world.

"Now that I've made the thing for you, you can teach me how to fly into the sky, right?" Bulma looked at Kasso with a beaming smile.

At first, when she asked Kasso to teach her, he didn't answer, so she turned to ask Ausbie. But now, looking at the little dumpling lying on the sofa...

Em...

She felt it was better to have Kasso teach her.

Bulma knew that taking things from others made one soft-handed, and eating their food made one soft-mouthed; surely Kasso couldn't refuse her now.

Thinking of this, she already began to fantasize about the image of herself flying.

Kasso: "..."

As expected, those who offer favors without a reason are either up to no good or have an ulterior motive.

However, since Bulma's family had helped him so much, teaching her to cultivate "ki" was fine. That way, when the story of the Dragon Balls truly began, she would at least have the ability to protect herself.

Besides, he had nothing else to do during this peaceful period.

As for taking the Gravity Chamber back to Planet Sadala, a little more time wouldn't hurt.

"Then I will stay here for another month and teach you how to cultivate ki."

Kasso then said solemnly, "But I'm telling you, cultivating ki is very hard work. Are you sure you want to learn?"

"Mm!" Bulma nodded vigorously.

After begging so many times, Kasso had finally agreed, and Bulma was terrified he might go back on his word, so she nodded quickly.

Besides, what kind of training wasn't hard?

She had long since prepared herself mentally.

Watching the conversation between her sister and Kasso, Tights found it quite interesting. She knew that if she wanted to learn, Kasso would certainly teach her as well.

However, she didn't have much interest in cultivation; she was far more interested in writing novels.

Thinking of this, she also needed to plan for her own future.

Because she couldn't find inspiration for her novels, Tights had been staying at home for a long time.

She had only met Kasso and Ausbie a month ago. These two little brats were small in stature but possessed extraordinary martial prowess. Now, a month later, Kasso had even taken her for a flight through the sky.

The speed and passion of flying through the heavens always left one deeply enthralled.

Tights felt as if she had finally found the inspiration for her novel.