Porunga the Divine Dragon

Sack stood with his arms folded, watching coldly from the sidelines.

Renar was stronger than him, but as a mid-class warrior, she still could not control her violent thoughts and become a rational great ape.

After defeating Neil, the savage emotions in her heart would still drive her to continue destroying.

The reason Sack chose not to stop her was that he knew Renar had resentment pent up inside her right now.

If that anger was not vented, it would do her no good.

It had gone beyond his plan, but that did not matter.

As long as he kept suppressing Renar, he could find a way later to let her comprehend her state of mind.

The materials he had borrowed from the Yardrats had given him plenty of inspiration.

Combined with the Namekians' ki control, he was certain he could find a way to break through.

Sack was confident that within half a year, he would be able to continue breaking through again.

Even if Renar transformed into a great ape, if her own battle power had not reached 30,000, she still could not possibly defeat him.

Sack condensed the giant elephant again. His steps forward would become unstoppable.

A single giant elephant was 30 battle power.

With the speed at which he absorbed vitality, his later breakthroughs would surely come naturally.

For Renar to surpass him was almost impossible.

Renar's body gradually expanded, and dense fur began growing all over her. Fortunately, her battle suit held up and expanded along with her.

That was the only reason she did not expose herself.

Her cheekbones rose high, her beautiful face lengthened, the teeth in her mouth extended into fangs, her jaw jutted out, and her features turned into those of a ferocious ape.

Her palms expanded tenfold and became incomparably rough. Her tail thickened more than tenfold as well; when it casually swept through the air, it let out a piercing sound like tearing wind, like the trunk of an ancient tree, yet incomparably soft and flexible.

Roar!

She lifted a foot larger than a millstone, stirring the air into a wailing howl, and stomped viciously down toward Neil.

A ki so powerful it seemed to tear space apart locked firmly onto Neil.

Panic flashed through Neil's eyes.

This ki had increased at least tenfold. He could not withstand it.

This female monkey before him had been holding back.

Seeing that both sides were sealed off, Neil chose the most suitable path in his urgency.

Instead of retreating, his body advanced, passing beneath Renar's foot by a hair's breadth and drilling through from between her legs.

He turned around and arrived behind Renar, his body making a sharp pivot to face Renar's back.

The ki throughout his body was mobilized to an extreme degree and gathered in his right palm. A ruthless glint flashed through his eyes.

He opened his mouth wide and roared with all his might.

"Kamehameha!"

Sack was so embarrassed his toes nearly dug through Namek.

If they were fighting, then they should just fight. Why shout the name of a move?

Bang!

The ki wave struck Renar's massive body with perfect accuracy.

Roar!

Renar cried out in pain, and her thick tail swept toward Neil.

Neil's expression changed, and he hurriedly dropped toward the ground at high speed.

Renar's body was enormous, but her agility was not low at all.

That tail just now had once again sealed off all his paths of retreat. Only by landing on the ground could he possibly dodge it.

Fear flashed through his eyes. His palm gathered power again, and he struck the ground, blasting out a pit more than two meters deep as smoke and dust billowed.

Once again, he brushed past the tail and lay down inside the pit.

"Damn it, with such a huge body, why is she this agile? And her ki can still increase tenfold? What kind of freak is this?"

Panting heavily and breathing in the murky air, Neil cursed hatefully.

He simply could not understand how such a freak could exist in the universe.

Sack watched calmly. Neil had not yet reached the point of exhaustion, and the lesson was still not enough.

Sure enough, amid the battle, Renar's massive body had already turned. She bent down, reaching her left palm toward Neil.

Neil was shocked. He had no time to continue recovering. His ki erupted, and he abruptly charged out at an angle.

Aiming at the ape's side, he used the ki wave again.

Sack watched and shook his head repeatedly.

Namekians had an extremely high level of control over ki. Even after fighting until now, Neil had only fired two ki waves, and still had sixty percent of the ki in his body left.

But they were far too unused to battle, and their development of ki's combat functions was not powerful.

When they ran into an unreasonable, overwhelmingly powerful opponent like Renar, they went down instantly.

Anger flashed in the ape's eyes. Facing Neil's ki wave head-on, she opened her bloody maw.

Roar!

A thick red pillar of light shot from her mouth to meet it.

Cold sweat dripped from Neil. Without even thinking, he dodged to the right.

With that move, tragedy struck.

Renar's left hand was still in the pit, so she could not react that quickly.

But on the right, her right hand was free.

She instinctively swung her arm and grabbed.

"Guh!"

Neil's veins bulged, his face filled with agony, and sweat kept streaming down toward Renar's palm.

It was clear that Renar wanted to crush this little ant to death.

Her eyes were filled with scarlet bloodlight, and the muscles in her arm bulged high.

Renar had no reason left. The "lesson" mentioned earlier was now nothing but killing intent.

"Child, can you have her stop now? Neil has already realized his mistake."

Just as Sack was watching with great interest, the Grand Elder's pleading voice sounded by his ear.

Sack froze.

As long as a Namekian's head was not damaged, they would not die.

The ape Renar had turned into was not gripping Neil's head.

Why so anxious?

Sack grumbled inwardly, but his body acted honestly.

He would still need to trouble the Namekians later, and he would have to live here for a while longer. It would not look good if relations turned sour.

The Divine Elephant inside him raised its head and trumpeted. Its long trunk stretched out, and pure, vast ki spread through Sack's body.

He waved a hand casually, and a restrained ki blast silently flew toward the Artificial Moon in the sky.

That was the source. If he did not cut it off, he would not know how to restore Renar.

His own figure flickered, arriving beside Renar, who had turned into a giant ape.

The red light in Renar's eyes surged. She opened her mouth again, and a thick pillar of energy shot straight toward the energy blast Sack had fired.

At the same time, her tail lifted and lashed toward Sack.

Sack was speechless.

He was still wondering where to start, and Renar had delivered her own weak point to him.

Ki wrapped around his palm, suddenly expanding into a massive ki hand, which firmly grabbed Renar's tail with force.

Ki surged out wildly. After controlling her tail, he lifted hard.

"Wake up!"

With Sack's loud shout, Renar used her own tail as the pivot. Her entire body left the ground on all fours, her eyes went dizzy, and most of the strength drained from her body.

Roar!

A weak, powerless sound came from her mouth. Her right hand loosened weakly, and Neil fell limply toward the ground.

Sack glanced at him, controlled a cushion of ki beneath Neil to keep him from falling to his death, then ignored him.

Boom!

The energy blast Sack had fired at the start rushed through the pillar of energy Renar had released, struck the Artificial Moon, and erupted in a violent explosion.

As the moon exploded, the reflected Blutz Waves also weakened until they vanished.

The tail in Sack's hand shrank, and Renar's body also began to recover.

Renar opened her eyes groggily and said weakly, "Where am I?"

Annoyed, he flicked her on the forehead. Using a little force, he wrapped an arm around Renar's waist as she cried out in pain.

His ki extended outward and grabbed Neil.

Just like that, Sack held one person in his arms and grabbed the other with ki as he flew toward the Grand Elder's house.

"Thank you, kind child."

Sack's mouth twitched.

The other party kept calling him "child," taking advantage of him.

Then he thought of the other party's lifespan. The fellow before him was probably older than his grandfather's father, so he tacitly allowed it.

The Grand Elder's next words made him completely let go of the knot in his heart.

"Don't worry. I have already notified the seven elders, and they are bringing the Dragon Balls here."

Sack dropped Neil with a thud, a smile on his face.

"Then I thank you, Grand Elder. The future crisis on Namek you spoke of was brought by Frieza, wasn't it? I will help the Namekians."

The Grand Elder's expression was calm, as if he was not surprised that Sack had agreed.

"Thank you very much. All right, they have just arrived. I have already told them that the Second Elder, Muri, will help you."

Sack nodded, then carried Renar, who had fallen asleep with her eyes closed and a blissful look on her face, out of the house.

Outside, the Namekians saw Sack, this alien, and directly used Namekian to summon their divine dragon, Porunga.