Renar's Lesson Declaration

Neil's face was livid.

"We'll fight outside. This is the Grand Elder's residence. I will not allow you to act wildly here."

Renar tilted her head and looked over. Sack gave a slight nod.

Renar was overjoyed.

The Saiyan battle-hungry genes stirred restlessly.

"Follow me."

Renar took over as if she owned the place. After saying that coldly, she flew straight out of the house.

Neil glanced at the Grand Elder, and only after seeing him nod did he follow her out.

"Child, I've made a fool of myself in front of you."

Sack sneered inwardly, grumbling to himself that this old schemer wanted to use Renar to properly temper Neil, while his face still wore a smile.

He pretended not to care and said, "It's fine. My friend's temper is too impatient. Let your warrior temper her properly."

"Is that so?"

The Grand Elder said it meaningfully, then closed his eyes.

Sack looked at the posturing Grand Elder and knew he could sense what was happening outside through ki.

He awkwardly rubbed his nose, then turned and walked out of the house.

Even with Yardrat's research notes in hand, his control over ki was still extremely crude. He could not sense the battle outside from inside the house.

One sentence from a true master was worth more than ten thousand scrolls from a fraud.

There were many things he could not even understand when he read them.

Yardrat's research into ki focused more on the incredible applications of ki itself, which was not the same direction as the Namekians' subtle and meticulous control over ki.

If Renar did not use Artificial Moon, she probably could not beat Neil.

But if she did use Artificial Moon, that would be a bit too much.

If things went badly, it could destroy Namek's ecosystem, which had only just recovered with such difficulty.

Then the Namekians would really lose their tempers with him.

Outside, in the sky one thousand meters from the mountain.

Renar and Neil's auras erupted. Their powerful ki spread wildly through the sky, making the air tremble endlessly. Cyclones formed from time to time, only to be annihilated under the force of their overwhelming ki.

Ki waves rolled. The brutality carried in Renar's innate Saiyan genes drove her to strike first.

Whoosh!

A punch containing vast ki shot straight toward Neil's head.

Neil's expression was grave. He quickly swung a fist to block, while wind rose beneath his foot as he whistled a kick toward Renar's chest.

Renar gave a delicate snort. Her free left hand swept downward to meet Neil's kick.

The tail behind her lashed toward Neil's kidney like a snake's tail.

Sack's eyes twitched at the sight.

This fierce woman was going straight for the kill.

Neil's expression did not change. His long leg stretched like rubber and bent, actually trying to bypass Renar's blocking left hand and aim straight for her tail.

Renar gritted her teeth in anger. "Damn monster." Her movements did not change, but the power attached to them increased.

In an instant, the air churned and shifted, letting out a whining sound as it was torn apart.

Renar had only just made her move, and while her probing force was still at half strength, she went all out.

Sack held his forehead, yet could not say much.

With the Saiyans' show-off nature, they liked to watch enemies howl, and would usually torture evenly matched opponents before killing them.

Renar's current fighting style had only formed after he had repeatedly warned and guided her.

It was also only after many battles with him that Renar had developed it into instinct.

Seeing this practical combat style used, Sack did not know whether he should feel gratified or bitter.

Neil did not care. Powerful ki clung to the surface of his body as he chose to clash head-on with Renar.

A real man, how could he possibly retreat?

At the center of the battle, there was a bang, followed by the rapid and forceful sounds of the two exchanging blows.

Cyclones in the air continuously formed and burst apart.

Sack stood outside the door, his battle suit snapping loudly.

The shrill sound of the wind and the constant clash of blows poured into Sack's ears.

"You're really putting your back into it."

Renar's strength was spent, and she looked nothing like a monkey at all as she kept competing with Neil in the depth of their ki.

Neil's body was flexible and ever-changing, and he returned every blow in kind.

Sack watched and kept shaking his head.

Renar drove herself with rage, constantly erupting with powerful energy, forming a sharp contrast with Neil's calm.

Right now, they seemed evenly matched, but he understood that Renar would lose after a thousand moves.

Even as fierce as Saiyans were, it was only in their use of ki; in terms of the pure physical body, the gap between them and Namekians was not large.

When the ki ran out, the person lost.

"Failure is fine too. This way, she can transform quickly."

Wisdom flickered in Sack's eyes as he stood quietly on the mountaintop and watched.

"Damn it. If you've got the guts, fight me head-on. You're slippery as hell, just like snot."

Neil's body was like rubber, always changing after a head-on clash and counterattacking Renar.

One moment he was soft as mud, the next hard as iron, making it impossible for her to guard against him.

Every time Renar attacked, she added quite a few injuries to her own body.

This was the real reason she was so flustered and furious.

You're running thorns armor here.

Sack watched and kept shaking his head.

In battle, one could have courage and charge forward without hesitation, but one absolutely could not lose composure.

Renar had never encountered such a troublesome opponent, and her mind was in chaos.

Even her breathing began to grow hurried.

Part of it was certainly due to the immature method of consuming large amounts of ki, but part of it was also because she was not steady enough.

The longer they fought, the more relaxed Neil appeared.

He even rarely clashed head-on anymore. Each time, he dodged Renar's attacks by a hair's breadth, then used the characteristics of his body to counterattack.

Every time, he managed to hit her.

Renar was not only wasting ki, but also adding needless injuries to herself.

"At a time like this, she should be defending, this girl."

Sack watched and shook his head.

Her combat experience was still too lacking. In the past, they had all been crushing victories; when she encountered an evenly matched opponent, she no longer knew how to deal with it.

Sack seemed relaxed, but the ki throughout his body had already been mobilized, constantly surging inside him.

The more things reached this point, the more he worried that Renar would lose her temper.

After releasing the Artificial Moon and transforming, Neil would not be her opponent.

If anything went wrong and she hammered Neil to death, things would really get out of hand.

Before Sack's thought had even settled, Renar's furious voice rang out.

"Damn it, you forced me to do this."

Neil gave a cold snort, his face filled with deep disdain.

Renar grew even more enraged, baleful aura thick in her eyes.

"You damned bastard, I'm going to teach you a lesson."

The ki Sack had been holding back paused inside his body. The Divine Elephant raised its trunk, and the ki all returned into the Divine Elephant, not a drop remaining.

Those words Renar had just spoken were not only for Neil to hear, but also for him to hear.

Sack understood what she meant and dismissed the thought of making a move.

Inside the house, the Grand Elder gave a deep sigh.

He knew that Neil was about to suffer a tremendous blow because of his arrogance.

Renar punched out and clashed head-on with Neil once again.

With the help of the rebound force, her body whistled backward.

Her hands condensed powerful ki, and after bursting with light, it shot into the sky.

Namek was surrounded by three suns, so there was no night, nor was there a moon to emit Blutz Waves.

If Renar wanted to transform into a Great Ape, she could only release an Artificial Moon herself.

And that was exactly what she did. The ki she had just released was precisely an imitation of an Artificial Moon, capable of reflecting Blutz Waves on a large scale.

After Renar absorbed them, she could naturally transform.

Neil hovered quietly in the air, looking down with contempt at Renar's breathless, heaving body.

Teach him a lesson?

Wasn't it obvious who was teaching whom a lesson?

Even at this point, she was still putting on an act.

Wasn't she just throwing herself into confusion?

What was she firing light waves into the sky for?

Fireworks?

It wasn't like fireworks and firecrackers were banned here. Did she need to waste her energy on that?

Renar glanced at the arrogant Neil, and a wicked smile appeared on her pretty face.

She opened her mouth and said silently, Wait to die!