Extreme Rescue of Renar

Sack's breakthroughs came one after another, not only because his accumulated foundation had finally erupted, but also because he was constantly drawing in the surrounding heaven and earth vital energy.

As the vital energy was stripped away, a huge vortex formed with Sack at its center.

Sack, at the heart of the vortex, did not feel much of it.

But Renar, who had been worried about him and chosen to dive into the sea to search for him, was different.

The moment she entered the sea, she sensed a powerful suction wrapping around her entire body.

This was no small matter. She hurriedly raised her ki to resist.

If she had not raised her ki and instead conserved her energy to protect herself, letting herself spin along with that force, she might even have been able to find Sack.

But the moment she raised her ki, she directly disrupted the vortex, and the seawater around her began to churn violently.

In an instant, the pressure on Renar multiplied, and she used even more power in the opposite direction to fight against it.

A vicious cycle formed. As her body kept sinking, the pressure of the seawater grew greater.

In the end, Renar could not hold on. The turbulent current dragged her down toward the depths of the sea.

Through the constant struggle, the original vortex had long since expanded into countless vortices of all sizes. Some even clashed with one another, producing even more complicated impacts from the waves, and the outside suddenly descended into chaos.

Even on the surface, gigantic waves hundreds of meters high were raised.

Renar could only preserve her strength, keeping her ki close around her body to prevent herself from suffering even greater harm.

At the same time, whenever she managed to calm down, she kept firing ki blasts, trying to find Sack and wake him.

Before Sack had time to carefully comprehend anything, he sensed Renar's aura and hurriedly followed the ki after her.

Sack himself was the driving force of the vortex. With this withdrawal, he plunged into the current in a crude, forceful manner.

As time went on, Sack's increased strength was not much of a problem for him, but it was bitter suffering for Renar, who was struggling outside.

Wave after wave of violent impacts battered her body. She spat out a mouthful of blood and passed out.

The ki she had raised throughout her body naturally vanished as well.

No matter how fast Sack was, he could not match the speed at which seawater spread from a point across an entire area, especially when he still needed to search for Renar's faint ki.

Renar had passed out, and the ki she gave off was not even comparable to that of the weakest little fish in the sea. Sack simply could not sense it.

"Damn it, what's going on? Renar, your ki just now—raise it! I'll use Instant Transmission."

Sack bit his lip tightly, roaring over and over in his mind.

Having completely mastered the knowledge of the two races, with a battle power of 300,000, he could not use Instant Transmission across an entire galaxy, but within a planet, there was no problem at all.

When he sensed Renar's aura disappear, Sack panicked.

Without realizing it, that female Saiyan who had always silently done things behind his back had walked into his heart.

At some unknown point, that female Saiyan had already become irreplaceable.

The Divine Elephant inside Sack raised its head and trumpeted toward the sky. The Heaven and Earth Furnace he had just created trembled nonstop, and large amounts of pure ki surged out from the furnace.

The transparent ki barrier outside Sack's body shattered, and countless streams of ki spread out, piercing through the vortex and probing in every direction.

Smelling the pungent stench of blood from marine life, Sack's heart sank to rock bottom.

"Come on, hurry!"

At the mountaintop, the Grand Elder's expression also turned grave.

If that fiery-tempered female Saiyan met with an accident on Namek, would Sack go mad?

Even if he did not take his anger out on the Namekians, if he casually erupted with overwhelmingly powerful strength to vent, it would still cause irreversible damage to Namek.

This was something he absolutely did not wish to see.

But among their race, the strongest was Neil.

Neil simply could not dive deeper than three hundred meters into the sea.

Technological products could do it, of course, but the center of that storm was filled with vortices large and small. Their technology would not be able to withstand it either.

"Grand Elder?"

The Grand Elder's solemn expression startled Neil, and he spoke in confusion.

Could it be that the future crisis had appeared?

Thinking of this, Neil's aura erupted all over his body, striking the air with sharp swishing sounds, his eyes radiating danger.

The Grand Elder hurriedly stopped Neil.

At a time like this, they could not provoke the Saiyan, Sack.

If Neil flared his ki over here and interfered with Sack, and the person could not be saved, Sack would definitely take his anger out on Neil.

Whether Neil would die or not was hard to say.

That man knew many secrets of the universe, so the secrets of the Namekians were nothing remarkable either.

On Sack's side, his emotions surged violently, and the color of his ki turned into a scorching red. Large amounts of seawater bubbled and boiled.

With his own power alone, he had actually begun forcibly evaporating seawater in the deep sea.

Countless bubbles rose with soft bloops, and a trace of bloody scent from some unfamiliar sea creature entered Sack's nose.

Divine light bloomed in his eyes. Ki gathered in them, leaving streaks of blood that quickly steamed away under the force of his explosive ki, drifting upward with the evaporating seawater.

"There."

The ki inside Sack gathered and erupted at high speed like a jet gun. His body pressed through the seawater, and in an instant he shot toward the source of the blood.

For a brief moment, a void actually formed along his path. Then countless tons of seawater rushed back in, stirring up a massive band of waves.

And this was the deep sea.

After rushing to the source of the bloody smell, Sack spun around everywhere like a headless fly.

"Nothing. How can there be nothing? I got here so fast."

Sack wanted nothing more than to unleash all his aura, but he did not dare.

Renar was hurt, badly.

If he unleashed his ki and made the seawater even more chaotic, Renar would undoubtedly die.

"No. Calm down. Calm down."

Sack's heart churned, and he kept warning himself to stay calm.

"Her ki has vanished. The vortex is this strong. The only fatal point is..."

Sack looked down at the churning seawater beneath his feet. His ki clung tightly to his body as he drilled downward.

Wisps of fine ki spread out, weaving into a net as they searched continuously.

After a long while, when even Sack himself was under tremendous pressure, a flash of insight appeared in his mind.

"No, Renar couldn't have gotten here. If she had, she'd definitely be dead too. Then she has to be above."

At that moment, a strand of ki cut through a strange creature fleeing in panic through the deep sea, and a familiar aura emerged.

Sack's eyes nearly split with rage.

"Damn it, how dare you."

His tyrannical ki swept past like a laser net, scraping along both sides of the creature. A shrill, miserable cry rang out, and countless streams of blood dyed that area red.

Sack ignored everything else and swam over. Pressing against the creature's abdomen, roughly where its stomach was, he condensed his ki into a long spear.

Sack gripped the spearhead, stabbed it in, and churned it around. A three-meter-long bloody hole appeared.

The spear in his hand dissipated. He charged in with force, seized with both hands, and tore hard.

Sack burrowed into the creature's belly.

Before long, a figure burst out of the sea, holding a limp, delicate body in his arms.

"Damn it, I still haven't learned healing techniques."

Just as Sack panicked, the voice of the Namekian Grand Elder rang out.

"Child, I have already informed the Sixth Elder to come. He is the best healer among our people, but he is slow. I will guide you. Fly over quickly."

Sack's eyes flashed. Without another word, he stepped on empty air, and with a bang, he was already five hundred meters away.

Where he had stood, space trembled, then settled under the mighty force of heaven and earth.

Inside the great hall, the Grand Elder let out a soft breath. His taut nerves relaxed, and he murmured to himself.

"She can still be saved. That was close."

Sack was extremely fast, and soon he saw the Namekian flying along at a crawl.

After an urgent round of treatment, Renar finally woke faintly.

When she saw Sack, Renar's mouth drooped.

"I almost thought I was dead."