After Goku returned to Kame House, he explained to everyone, "I've sent Raditz over to Piccolo. Piccolo can keep a close eye on him so he doesn't cause trouble." He said it casually, but he had already decided to make Raditz straighten up under Piccolo's "guidance."
Bulma nodded after hearing this, then said, "The materials inside that scouter can't be found on Earth. I need to go back to the lab and study it, see how I can improve it." After saying that, she turned and boarded her aircraft.
"Goku, do you want to come to my house with me? It's been so long since we've seen each other. You can keep me company and chat." As everyone watched Bulma prepare to leave, she suddenly poked her head out and smiled at Goku.
"Sure, it's not like I have anything else to do," Goku replied with a grin.
Without hesitation, he climbed aboard Bulma's aircraft, and the two of them flew toward West City. Along the way, the aircraft passed through the azure sky, a stark contrast to the bustling cities below.
Bulma piloted the aircraft steadily through the blue sky. Goku enthusiastically recounted his strange encounters and adventures in space, looking relaxed and cheerful. He described how he had trained on supergravity planets, dealt with aliens of different races, and experienced all sorts of amusing little incidents. Bulma listened with great interest, chuckling now and then. Goku's experiences during this time had been so rich that they could practically be turned into a book.
"You're getting better and better at telling stories, Goku," Bulma said with a smile, her eyes full of admiration.
"Not really. They're all just boring things," Goku laughed.
After a pleasant flight, the two finally arrived at Bulma's home. Bulma landed the aircraft in the