After taking out Dodoria and Zarbon, the area was already a complete mess. The ground was pocked with craters, and the air carried waves of bloody stench. The group set out to search for the Dragon Balls again, encountering other Frieza subordinates along the way and fighting fiercely over them.
Raditz did not act immediately. Following Tumart's request, he released the spaceship in an open area and took out the six Dragon Balls aboard it. Since the Cosmic Dragon Ball Radar was not accurate enough over short distances, while Earth's radar could be affected by all kinds of interference, Tumart had suggested that he try improving its precision—or making a new one.
Tumart flew a circle around the six Dragon Balls, his eyes rolling as he tried touching them. As a result, several Dragon Balls emitted flickering light, startling even Tumart.
There had never been anything so miraculous in his world, and he stared at them curiously for quite a while.
"How is it? You've seen the real things now. Can you make a radar?" Raditz affectionately tapped Tumart's little head.
Tumart half-folded his wings and looked at Raditz. "I'll still need the original Dragon Ball Radar so I can analyze its structure."
"Here."
Certain there was hope after hearing that, Raditz immediately took out the Cosmic Dragon Ball Radar and placed it before Tumart.
The Machine God created by the technologically gifted Tumartians possessed exceptional research abilities. He first scanned the Dragon Radar's structure, then analyzed the Dragon Balls' wavelengths and other data before sinking into thought.
Raditz did not disturb Tumart. This kind of advanced technology was not his field, and scientists often needed a quiet, stable environment while conducting research. So he stood silently, hoping for an answer as soon as possible.
Finally, after nearly half an