On the ground, Vegeta and the others had waited for an entire day and were growing impatient. They had not expected the Kasesuto warships to have no intention of landing on Earth at all.
That left them with no way to make a move. All they could do was stand on the ground and watch helplessly.
Even so, Earth's warriors waited for a full three days, yet the Kasesuto still showed no sign of making a move.
Before long, Vegeta was the first to lose patience and leave. The other warriors gradually departed one after another as well, leaving only Piccolo behind.
Piccolo sat cross-legged atop a towering peak, meditating and training himself.
For him, any environment was suitable for cultivation. He only needed to drink some water at regular intervals.
Meanwhile, within the Kasesuto fleet, Cell's embryo, which had previously been sent to the experimental ship, was now surrounded by a large group of Kasesuto.
Unlike the soldiers they had encountered before, these Kasesuto were relatively small in stature, but their heads were larger.
They gathered around Cell's embryo at the center, constantly operating the smart terminals in their hands and reviewing the vast amount of data displayed on them.
"I never expected a backward planet like this to possess intelligent beings capable of creating such an embryonic life-form."
The obvious leader remarked, "Even with our current level of biochemical technology, it would be difficult to create anything better than this."
The subordinates around him all nodded in agreement. This was not flattery, but fact.
"The data has all been analyzed, correct?" the leader asked the subordinate beside him.
"Yes, Doctor. The data has already been uploaded to your terminal. I have to say, it is truly astonishing," the subordinate beside him replied.
"Place our 'Ramivito' into the culture