Sack's heart warmed, and he pulled Renar into his arms.
"How could that happen? I'm here."
Renar nuzzled against him and shifted into a more comfortable position.
"Yeah. Having Master really is wonderful."
Sack gently patted Renar's back.
"It's all right. It's all right."
After comforting Renar, he gave the Namekian Sixth Elder an apologetic smile.
The Sixth Elder smiled and waved a hand.
"You two go on. When you have time, go see the Grand Elder."
With that, he turned and flew away.
Sack chuckled. This fellow was rather considerate.
After listening to Renar ramble on, Sack ignored his own body and took her with him to meet the Grand Elder.
"Thank goodness it was a scare, but no danger."
Sack looked at the Grand Elder, a smile on his face.
"Thank you to the Namekians for helping us. From now on, I'll make sure nothing happens to Planet Namek or the Namekians."
As soon as Sack said this, the Grand Elder visibly breathed a sigh of relief.
He had been afraid that, because of this matter, Sack would take his anger out on them.
"Thank you, good child."
"Grand Elder, there is one more thing I need your help with."
The moment Sack finished speaking, Neil flew into a rage.
They had even lent out their most precious Dragon Balls, so why was he still pushing his luck?
"Bastard, don't push your luck."
Sack's gaze chilled. The Heaven and Earth Furnace trembled, and a powerful pressure bore down on Neil.
Neil was furious. His aura erupted as he struggled to resist.
But how could he possibly be Sack's match? As their auras clashed, Neil's eyes bulged, and purple blood seeped from the corner of his mouth.
"Was the lesson still not enough?"
After suppressing Neil, Sack withdrew his aura and stood in place, calm and unruffled.
Neil had been resisting with all his strength. When the pressure vanished, his energy shot toward the roof with a rumble, directly blasting open a hole the size of a water vat.
Quite a few shattered stones and grains of sand pattered down.
"You..."
Neil's aura fell into chaos. He spat out a mouthful of blood and passed out.
Sack looked apologetically at the Grand Elder, and the Grand Elder gently shook his head.
"It's all right. Neil is a rather impatient child. He needs to be tempered a little.
His injuries this time are not too serious. It won't matter."
Sack said nothing more.
The strong naturally had the pride of the strong.
Though Neil was not greatly evil, he had offended him many times and ought to be punished.
A typical case of forgetting the pain once the scar had healed.
"Grand Elder, please help Renar raise her potential."
Surprise flashed through the Grand Elder's eyes.
"You don't need it?"
Sack shook his head.
He cultivated the God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force and did not need his potential guided to raise his strength.
The God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force was enough for him to study, and the energy within his body had all been absorbed and brought under control.
If he raised it further, it might very likely backfire.
"Just help Renar raise hers."
As he spoke, he pushed Renar with both hands and had her stand steady.
Renar was completely confused, not understanding what was going on.
"Come here. I will guide the potential within your body and raise your battle power."
Sack signaled for Renar to listen to the Grand Elder. Seeing Renar shuffle over, he reluctantly let the Grand Elder's aged hand cover the top of her head.
In less than three seconds, Renar's expression went blank with shock, and her whole body trembled.
Boom!
Pfft, pfft.
A tyrannical burst of ki struck the air, making an uneven, pulsing sound.
The gravel that had not yet fully fallen was sent flying wildly through the air by Renar's powerful ki, and the room was shrouded in a layer of dust.
"So strong."
Renar felt that she had grown more than three times stronger. She probably had a combat power of forty thousand.
She released her full power to her heart's content.
The pressure around them suddenly increased several times over. The Grand Elder's breathing grew rapid, and sweat poured down his back.
Sack gave a low shout. The Heaven and Earth Furnace surged within his body, and the pressure that had just risen instantly vanished like smoke.
Renar stared at Sack in disbelief, her beautiful eyes shining with dazzling light.
This was true strength—the kind that was unmatched.
The Grand Elder relaxed and looked at Sack gratefully.
Sack chuckled, bid the Grand Elder farewell directly, and swept away with Renar.
"What do we do now?"
Sack's eyes were filled with domineering confidence.
"We return to Planet Vegeta."
Porunga had no way to help him. He had to try it himself.
There was still about a year left. If he planned things properly, perhaps he could spare most of the Saiyans from Planet Vegeta's explosion.
Perhaps in a year, he could cultivate to one hundred thousand particles, reach a combat power of three million, and break through to Super Saiyan.
At that time, it would naturally be much easier.
One year was far too favorable to him.
After entering the spaceship, Sack went into seclusion again.
From his breakthrough to leaving Namek, he had been busy the entire time.
He had not properly comprehended the changes within his body at all.
Now that he had time, he would not let it slip by.
Logically speaking, with ten thousand giant elephants in his body, his ki should have been able to connect with the clouds and rosy mists, sensing all kinds of mixed vital energies of heaven and earth.
But although the ki within his body was endless and self-sustaining, he did not feel any closer connection at all. As for things like resonance between man and nature, there was nowhere to even begin.
In the Dragon Ball World, vital energy was everywhere, yet impossible to grasp.
Moreover, he clearly only had the first layer of the cultivation method. He knew absolutely nothing about the later things like Demon God Seals or the Gates of Hell, yet he had forcefully relied on powerful ki to condense ten thousand giant elephants.
Nor did he feel any increase in vitality or great extension of lifespan.
When others obtained this divine art, awakening twenty-one giant elephants gave them three or four hundred years of lifespan, yet he had gotten nothing.
"No, that's not right. My body has become much stronger."
Sack's ki gave him a combat power of three hundred thousand. In actual battle, relying on his tyrannical fleshly body, he could at least fight and kill an expert with a combat power of five hundred thousand.
Now that he had broken through the restriction, it was certainly gratifying that his giant elephant particles had reached eleven thousand and his combat power had reached three hundred and thirty thousand.
But the more crucial thing was the change in his fleshly body.
In the Dragon Ball World, cultivating ki perhaps meant storing it in the cells, and it had no strengthening effect on the fleshly body.
Once experts exhausted their ki, they were no different from ordinary people.
He was completely different now.
Before ten thousand giant elephants, his ki had indeed been changing his fleshly body, tempering it constantly and increasing its foundation.
But if one were to say it was particularly miraculous or possessed some extremely powerful combat strength, that was not exactly the case. At most, it assisted his ki and greatly increased his combat power.
The original giant elephants were like transfer stations, specifically tempering his ki and making it more effective.
For example, it could transform, heal, or even directly use Instant Transmission, and so on.
Then it faintly honed his fleshly body.
Aside from that, they only served as energy storage tanks.
But now, Sack was confident that he could utterly defeat Renar with his fleshly body alone.
The giant elephants were like steel reinforcement bars, occupying every part of his fleshly body, greatly increasing its strength and turning it into something similar to concrete, yet far, far beyond it.
They were also absorbing and converting ki at every moment, continuously and endlessly condensing his fleshly body.
"King Vegeta, just wait. Your position is mine."
Sack suppressed the urge to test it out, looked up at the cabin ceiling, and a fierce light flashed through his eyes.
He had the feeling that if he ignored the consequences and struck without restraint, he could split the earth and part the seas.
Fighting a single King Vegeta would be easy.
Sack was hurrying back.
Far away on Planet Vegeta, King Vegeta was beside himself with fury.
In the towering, ice-cold throne hall of the Saiyans, Vegeta Wan sat high upon the throne, coldly watching the Saiyan reporting from below.
"You say Frieza sent word that two Saiyans betrayed me?"
"Yes, Your Majesty."
A fierce light flashed in King Vegeta's eyes. Bloodthirsty killing intent poured from him as he roared in a rage.
"Investigate it. Find out who it was.
They dared betray me—utterly unforgivable. I'll tear them to pieces."
"Damn it. You dared betray me, betray the Saiyan race. I'll make you understand what majesty means."
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