God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force Went Awry

The corner of Sack's mouth twitched as he stared at the ugly divine dragon formed from the pillar of light extending out of the Dragon Balls.

That efficient?

The Grand Elder's one sentence was far faster than him painstakingly searching for them himself.

Listening to Porunga jabber away, Sack looked toward the group of aged Namekians.

The importance of foreign languages was displayed with incomparable clarity at a time like this.

He could not understand a word.

"Hello, I am Muri, the Second Elder of the Namekians. May I ask what your wish is?"

Sack blurted out.

"Restore the Saiyans' original homeland, Planet Sadala."

After hearing this, Second Elder Muri turned and jabbered to Porunga.

Very soon, the divine dragon replied, and Second Elder Muri looked over as well.

"It is done. It has already been restored. You may make your second wish."

Sack lowered his head and tested the waters.

"Make Frieza not destroy Planet Vegeta?"

Second Elder Muri nodded, said nothing, then turned and continued jabbering to Porunga.

After a while, Second Elder Muri said to Sack with difficulty, "Sorry, that wish cannot be granted. You need to change it."

Sack was not too surprised.

The destruction of Planet Vegeta had indeed been Frieza's intention, but the main reason was still that the God of Destruction Beerus had given the order.

Porunga's power definitely could not surpass this supreme god within the universe.

"Then save all Saiyans."

Very soon, the same answer was relayed back to Sack.

Even saving Saiyans under the age of three was still impossible.

Sack did not grow impatient.

"Then make it so I master all the knowledge researched by the Yardrats."

Second Elder Muri conveyed his words again.

The divine dragon closed its eyes, and before it could speak and have Second Elder Muri pass the message on—

Sack felt his mind turn clear. Countless pieces of Yardrat knowledge, both what he had seen and what he had not, appeared in his mind, all absorbed and mastered.

Sack cursed himself inwardly for being stupid.

If he had known, wouldn't it have been fine to come straight to Namek?

He had wasted two stretches of interstellar travel for nothing.

With this wish completed, Sack seemed to have opened the gates of a demon.

Without the slightest hesitation, he again requested to master all of Namek's knowledge regarding ki.

Second Elder Muri's body trembled, and he helplessly turned to continue speaking to the divine dragon.

Sack did not care what Second Elder Muri was feeling, carefully sensing and comprehending Namek's knowledge.

After the divine dragon jabbered for a while, it directly turned into flowing light and dispersed, leaving behind seven smooth, bare boulders where it had been.

"The divine dragon has already granted the wishes. The next use will have to wait until 130 days later."

Sack looked at Muri strangely.

"What is it?" Muri looked puzzled.

"Really, only 130 days?"

Sack understood what Muri meant, but the other party's words had struck his heart without warning.

That fierce?

Muri naturally did not understand the winding, complicated thoughts of humans, and nodded seriously.

"That is correct."

"Then... anyone can do it?"

Muri was still utterly confused, unclear on what problem there was with what he had said.

"Of course, Namekian days."

Sack laughed wildly in his heart.

That open?

The knowledge in his mind flowed past rapidly, and Sack lost interest in teasing him.

"I'm fine now."

With that, he did not go in to greet the Grand Elder. He chose a direction and flew straight away.

He arrived at a long, narrow island about ten kilometers across, picked a recessed valley sheltered from the wind, and let his ki flow, stirring the air until it turned into a blanket.

He set Renar down, gently covered her with the blanket, then turned and flew toward the sea.

Facing the ocean, Sack sat cross-legged on a protruding rock and slowly closed his eyes.

The mental cultivation method of the God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force appeared clearly in his mind, constantly colliding with the knowledge of ki he had researched with the Yardrats and Namekians.

After a long while, Sack gave a long sigh and opened his eyes in confusion.

"This God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force has gone off track.

In that world, by the time there were a dozen or so god elephants, the qi had already begun to crystallize. There were also super powerful skills like the Spear of the Underworld God, Devil Wings, and Underworld God Protection, not to mention the aura of the Hell Furnace was beginning to condense.

One step further, and one could plunder heaven and earth on a grand scale, turning it into nourishment for one's own life.

But I'm already at ten thousand heads, and it's still the same as before."

Part of it was probably because that world's true qi could not compare to the ki of this world, but the main reason was still that the rules of heaven and earth were completely different.

Fortunately, both worlds cultivated qi. If it had been magic or some other bizarre thing, Sack would probably only have been able to hug a treasure mountain and cry.

"Ki crystallization... how the hell am I supposed to crystallize it?"

In this world, there was no such thing as ki crystallization at all.

Their ki had always been dispersed throughout the cells of their bodies. That was why there were such insanely thrilling situations where, if one had enough ki, the planet could be destroyed and yet they would not perish, but if their ki ran short, they could be dropped by a single shot.

It was not circulated through narrow places like meridians and acupoints at all.

Sack's current ki was also stored inside the god elephants, and when he needed it, they breathed it out to supply him.

If he really had to circulate it through the acupoints and meridians inside his body, he definitely would not be able to cultivate it.

"There's been no research on this. Neither of the two super research races has any data. In this vast universe, where am I supposed to look?"

Sack only knew that true qi liquefied, and liquid gathered into crystals.

But his ki was not a liquid.

"God elephants, how about you stop spraying ki and spit instead?"

The moment he imagined that scene, ten thousand god-elephant particles inside his body raised their heads and trumpeted, constantly spitting.

He shuddered.

"Forget it. I can't think about that. I mustn't.

And liquefying it wouldn't help anyway. I'd still have to condense Ki Runes in the sea of qi acupoint, and I have absolutely no idea how to do that either."

Sack grew unbearably irritated. The god elephants stamped in unison, and countless streams of powerful ki surged out, rapidly filling his whole body.

"All sources returning to the origin—where the hell am I supposed to return them? Besides, cells are way more badass than meridians and acupoints."

Powerful energy blasts kept firing from inside Sack's body, wildly bombarding the sea.

"This is fucking as uncomfortable as trying to pinch off a shit halfway."

"What's wrong?" Renar woke with a start and flew over, asking in confusion.

Sack ignored her and continued releasing energy blasts, venting the frenzy in his heart to his heart's content.

Renar flew over and quietly stood beside Sack, who sat cross-legged, watching his actions without saying a word.

Thirty minutes later, Sack finally calmed down.

"Feeling better?"

Sack nodded, his voice hoarse.

"Renar, tell me, is a battle power of three million enough?"

Surprise flashed through Renar's eyes.

What Sack meant was that he could currently unleash a battle power of three million.

She knew Sack was very strong, but three million was simply unimaginable.

"Do you know Frieza's battle power?"

Renar was only saying it casually.

Seeing that he was in a bad mood, she just wanted him to open his mind a little.

Who would have thought Sack would answer offhandedly?

"One hundred and twenty million."

Renar's expression changed drastically, and her aura trembled chaotically all over.

"Impossible."

Sack said nothing, and she gradually calmed down as well.

Sack had no need to make up a number just to scare her.

His fists clenched hard.

"Then don't we have no chance at all?"

Sack looked up at the distant sea, where the waves churned, his eyes calm again.

"Super Saiyan."

Renar was startled, her eyes full of confusion.

She tilted her head and quietly stared at her master.

This master of hers had become so different since that great battle four years ago.

Sack continued, revealing a secret.