Senzu Beans Acquired, Now to Find a God

Sack's expressionless, upturned mouth gave Korin quite a fright.

"I'm telling you, I'm an immortal. Don't mess with me."

Unfortunately, the space at the top of Korin Tower was built with pillars dividing it up, and the way he trembled all over looked utterly pathetic.

Disappointment showed in Dabo's eyes.

This fellow with the strange aura had nothing about him worth taking seriously at all.

Sack looked at Korin.

"I'll trade you one hundred thousand jin of fish for a jar of Senzu Beans."

Dabo was shocked.

They were Saiyans.

Even if they did not plunder planets, they could still plunder people, all right?

That was how they had done it when they followed the king before.

They had come here after exchanging more than ten Spaceships, all of them stolen.

Since when did Saiyans like them need to trade?

"No, meow."

Korin was so nervous his mind went completely blank.

Only after he spoke did he react.

"What fish?"

His eyes turned into hearts as he stared fixedly at Sack.

Fish.

That was fish.

"One hundred thousand jin of fish is far too little."

Korin actually was not thinking the Senzu Beans were too many, but instead was complaining that the fish were too few.

"One hundred thousand jin of fish is already a lot."

"If you agree, we'll go catch live fish for you. If you don't, we'll just rob you."

Korin jolted in fright, hurriedly backed away, and looked warily at Sack.

"I'm telling you, I'm an immortal."

Dabo's face was full of disdain.

An immortal? Even if he were a god, the king could slaughter him for you to see.

Could a god survive in space?

Whether others believed it or not, Dabo did not know, but he was the first not to believe it.

Sack remained expressionless.

"Believe it or not, Dabo can directly destroy the entire Earth. Forget you being an immortal—even those two up above would disappear too."

Korin's fur bristled. He hugged his wooden staff tightly and kept backing away.

"Y-you'd better not do anything reckless. We have experts on Earth."

Dabo's eyes narrowed.

Experts? Where? Why had he not seen them?

His aura erupted, like an abyss, like a prison.

A fierce gale swept up, and Korin could only cling desperately to the railing.

"You refuse a toast only to drink a forfeit. You think you're worthy?"

Together with Dabo's ferocious face, he looked rather like a demon invading from Hell. The two of them had not tucked their tails back around their waists; they swayed freely in the air.

The aura around Dabo grew denser and denser, vast as an abyss. Cracks had already appeared in the air, as if it were about to tear apart Earth's atmosphere.

Boom.

The violent wind rubbed against the air and drew out thunder, dense and countless, like ten thousand monstrous snakes dancing.

It added several more degrees of might out of nowhere.

Korin only felt as if he was about to stop breathing, and countless gods and demons seemed to appear before his eyes.

On the Lookout, the Guardian suddenly rose to his feet.

"No. We can't anger them, or Earth will be destroyed."

"Guardian, should I go down and inform Korin?" Popo stood with his hands behind his back, his face calm.

He ignored the celestial phenomena Dabo had caused, and it was even more as if he had not sensed Dabo's strength at all.

The Guardian was just about to speak, Inside Korin Tower, Korin meowed and backed down.

"I'll trade. I'll trade."

With a wave of Sack's hand, Dabo understood at once. He reined in his erupting aura and flew coldly behind Sack.

Sack looked toward Korin, intending to prove he could simply take it by force.

Ki gathered in his hand, and a three-legged furnace appeared. Under Korin's incredulous gaze, it flew into Korin Tower and entered the next layer of space.

Before long, a jar of Senzu Beans flew out and dropped straight into Sack's hand.

"T-this, this, this..."

Sack's figure rose higher, leaving only his voice behind.

"Dabo, go catch a hundred thousand jin of fish for him."

Dabo's cold expression was likewise filled with astonishment.

Even if each fish weighed a hundred jin, he would still have to make a thousand trips back and forth.

They were really giving it to him?

Sack's figure had risen high enough that no trace of him could be seen.

Helpless, Dabo could only look at Korin.

"You. Come with me. I'll catch a hundred thousand jin of fish for you."

Korin was dumbfounded and pointed at himself.

"Huh? Me?"

Dabo took it for granted.

"Who else? A hundred thousand jin of fish—how many trips do you want me to make?"

The shock froze on Korin's face, then he sprang up at once.

"No way, no way. There are still people these days who don't know about Capsules?"

Dabo looked at Korin in confusion.

"What?"

Korin waved his paws around as he explained.

"Capsules! You know, Capsules!"

The corner of Dabo's mouth twitched as he stared at Korin like he was looking at an idiot.

"What are they for?"

Korin immediately rattled off an explanation. After Dabo listened, he understood.

He just had to snatch a Capsule, then catch fish and bring them back to dump on it.

Korin was still feeling uneasy, but Dabo had already gone roaring off through the air.

"Such a simple little thing."

Dabo felt very relaxed.

Sack flew straight upward the whole way, but after flying for quite a while, he sensed something was wrong.

Why had he not arrived yet?

He stopped in midair and frowned in thought.

A faint 30 points of ki spread throughout his entire body. Sack's robes fluttered, every pore across his body opened, and through the Heaven and Earth Furnace he continuously absorbed vital energy while also focusing his mind to sense his surroundings.

"Popo, does he really know about us?"

"He should, Guardian of Earth."

Popo was still as he always was, completely unruffled.

"Isn't he an alien? How would he know about us? And besides, why is he looking for us?"

The Guardian of Earth's brow was similarly furrowed as he thought hard.

"Popo, he can't have come to kill us, can he?"

"No." Popo shook his head.

Then he added an explanation.

"There is no killing intent."

The Guardian of Earth was still hesitating, but Popo's next sentence dispelled his concerns.

"Guardian of Earth, if he knows we exist and remains on Earth, he will find his way here sooner or later."

The Guardian of Earth's expression shifted slightly.

"Right. Popo, open the barrier and let him in."

Popo nodded, then walked out of the great hall, seeming slow yet actually urgent.

Sack was thinking about how to find the Lookout when he sensed two auras.

"How considerate."

With the furnace supplying energy, Sack quickly flew to the Lookout.

Kami was standing in the plaza with Popo.

Seeing this, the corners of Sack's mouth lifted in a faint smile.

"You're very smart."

"Mighty one of the universe, what business brings you to Earth?"

Sack looked at Kami and said something that shocked him even more.

"Take me to see King Kai."

"What?"

Kami had never imagined that Sack's goal would be this.

That was a higher-dimensional deity, the god who ruled the entire North Galaxy.

Not only did Sack know of him, he was also well aware that Kami could go see King Kai.

"What are you trying to do?"

Sack's deep eyes fixed on Kami.

"Become a god."

The moment Sack said this, Kami was struck utterly speechless.

"To become a god, one must have a kind heart. Do you think you qualify?"

Sack walked toward Kami without a care.

"What are you doing?"

"Kami, you have no choice, do you?"

Kami's expression turned ugly. The man before him was blatantly threatening him.

Threatening a god.

Sack pressed closer to Kami step by step, but the Giant Elephant within him began to tremble. Outwardly, Sack remained calm, yet inwardly he was quite shaken.

The Giant Elephant was moving on its own.

This was the first time.

He possessed the God Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force cultivation method, but it was incomplete.

The awakened Giant Elephant had no spirit. It should not have been capable of reacting on its own.

Now...

Sack looked at Popo beside Kami and tested the waters.

"Mr. Popo's identity is rather mysterious."

"Popo is only Kami's divine attendant. There's nothing mysterious about that."