Perfect Escape, Settled and Departed

Hiss.

The spaceship lurched wildly as countless beams of powerful energy slammed into the ship they were riding.

"Now. Go."

The few who had long since prepared immediately touched Renar's shoulder.

Sack roared.

"Hurry! Don't worry about the Saiyan children! They're dead for sure—once we escape, destroy the spaceships in the sky, seize one, and flee!"

His voice was very loud, deliberately carried out through the spaceship.

"Ah!"

The Saiyans followed suit and began screaming one after another.

The ship had already warped, explosions tearing through it, so those screams could hardly carry out.

But some powerful people, relying on their powerful ki, could still hear them, and that made them believe it completely.

Only this made sense.

Sack had the Saiyans flare their ki one after another, creating the effect that they were desperately resisting.

A smile tugged at the corner of Renar's mouth.

Saiyans who were united—that was what Saiyans should be.

What the hell had King Vegeta been ruling before?

They attacked one another. Saiyans did not need badly wounded trash; if someone was badly wounded, they killed them with their own hands.

Their figures flashed and vanished from the center of the explosion.

In the sky, Sack and the others arrived inside an unfamiliar spaceship, one that was filled with green.

The Saiyan children stood quietly in the center of the cabin, gazing at them with adoration.

Sack chuckled and casually patted a child on the head.

"Hamburger, how do you feel?"

Hamburger said in a childish yet cold voice, "I'm fine, King. When I grow up, I'll kill them all."

Sack crouched down.

"No, Hamburger. Killing people only solves the people. It doesn't solve the root problem."

"Then I'll kill every last one of them."

Sack choked for a moment.

"Uh, actually, that works too. But if you kill them all, then this vast universe will have no people and no life. It'll be very boring. Do you want to be bored?"

Hamburger shook his head.

Sack dotingly pinched his cheek.

"I don't."

"Then you have to control your emotions and work hard to increase your strength. Once you're strong, if others can't beat you, they naturally won't dare come after you.

When your strength reaches the absolute peak, they'll only look up to you and treat you with the utmost respect. They won't dare bare their teeth at you.

So you have to cultivate hard and keep growing until you reach the absolute peak. When that time comes, you won't need to make a move. They'll be afraid of you. Understand?"

Hamburger nodded in a daze.

"Mm. King Sack, I understand."

Sack chuckled and stood, then turned around, his gaze turning icy.

He, too, was someone who repaid every grudge.

Right now, there was no way to kill the Ginyu Force, but he could still disgust them a little.

"Renar, take control of the ship's weapons system. Destroy the Ginyu Force's spaceship, then rise and pull away."

Renar rubbed her hands together eagerly and ran to the weapons console.

Energy gathered, and five beams of light extended out.

Everyone was astonished. What was this supposed to mean?

Their ship had already exploded. Shouldn't they be thinking about escaping now, about how not to get killed by the Ginyu Force members?

Five beams shot out, streaking straight toward the spherical spaceship the Ginyu Force was riding.

The instant they fired, Renar did not even look, immediately controlling the spaceship to rise rapidly.

The other aliens were not stupid. They immediately understood why they had done this.

All of them grew excited and opened their ships' weapons systems one after another, adjusting their angles and firing at the spherical spaceship.

The members of the Ginyu Force were so furious their eyes nearly split.

"You wouldn't dare."

They fired powerful energy blasts one after another, trying to stop the countless spaceships from attacking.

But there were only five of them. Faced with attacks filling the sky, they were utterly powerless.

They could only watch helplessly as the spherical spaceships were destroyed.

"Good. Very good. All of you are going to die."

Ginyu's eyes were bloodshot as surging energy gathered in both his hands. He swore he would wipe out every spaceship present.

After Sack and the others launched their attacks, they had already risen into the air. The other spaceship crews were not fools either; after attacking, they also pulled up one after another.

Only by breaking through the atmosphere quickly could they safely avoid it, then enter the vast starry sky.

By then, so what if it was the Ginyu Force? So what if it was Frieza?

"Wonderful! We did it!"

Inside Sack and the others' new spaceship, the Saiyans erupted into thunderous cheers.

But Sack was not happy.

This was only the starting point. Next time, he would wipe out the entire Ginyu Force and capture the little dwarf member, Guldo, alive.

The spaceship rose into the sky. The explosions of the spaceships on the unnamed planet no longer had much to do with them.

They could already be considered safe now. Next came settling on Planet Sadala.

After the long journey, Sack could not take it anymore.

The feeling of having no strength was too unbearable.

"Renar, I'm preparing to leave. Take them to settle on New Planet Saiyan."

At this point in time, Planet Vegeta had already been destroyed. The whole universe knew the news, and everyone was celebrating wildly, warmly congratulating each other that the harmful Saiyans had all died out.

Only here did everyone fall silent.

It was exactly as Sack had predicted.

Planet Vegeta had been struck by a meteorite, the planet had exploded, and by sheer coincidence, all the Saiyan warriors had returned. Not a single one had survived.

With a coincidence like that, even a fool would know something was wrong.

Besides, what kind of people were Saiyans? Could a meteorite really attack their planet?

Naturally, the beings of the universe did not care. As long as the Saiyans were dead, that was enough.

Whether it was man-made or a meteorite, either was fine.

Everyone here was Saiyan. They knew the mastermind behind it was Frieza, and all of them were holding in a breath of anger.

"Sack, you're leaving?"

Sack looked out at the starry sky.

"If we shut ourselves away and fumble around on our own, we still won't be able to defeat Frieza in twenty years. I have to go look for a way out."

"But you only need to recover," Renar said anxiously.

"No. That's still far from enough. Three million is only the foundation. Do you remember what I said?"

Renar fell silent.

After a while, she made an important decision.

"I'll go with you."

Sack's face darkened.

"Nonsense. If you follow me, what happens to them? With no leader, they'll fall into infighting, and the Saiyan race will go extinct beneath the stars."

Renar clenched her fists unwillingly.

"King, I'll follow you," Dabo suddenly stepped forward and said firmly.

He still held to his original thought.

Only by following Sack could he possibly find a way out, find a path beyond the impossible.

Staying with the Saiyan group was certainly good, but it was too peaceful, unsuitable for a Saiyan to improve his strength.

Sack nodded in agreement.

Having someone by his side would make things more convenient.

As for whether Dabo would betray him, he still could not determine that for now, but Dabo was certainly better than the other three.

Sack gave Renar a look, then handed her the star map and route.

"We'll just leave in a small escape ship."

Renar opened her mouth.

For so many years, the two of them had always been together. With Sack leaving now, she simply could not get used to it.

"I'll be back in fifteen years at most."

Renar's expression was complicated.

Fifteen years—what a distant span of time.

Sack was helpless as well.

Fifteen years was already the bare minimum.

Only by finding an energy source could he absorb vital energy on a large scale, awaken the Giant Elephant Particles again, complete the transformation of his cultivation method, and obtain immense strength.

Renar knew there was no other way, and could only tacitly agree.

"Come with me."

Renar glanced at Dabo, then turned and left.

Sack left as well, heading toward the small escape spacecraft.

Three hours later, everything was ready. Sack took Dabo aboard the escape craft and departed.