As the people outside buzzed with discussion, Fortune Teller Baba brought Mu Yang and Gohan to an arena at the center of the lake.
"Brats, you two want to challenge my warriors, don't you? Heh heh, there aren't many Earthlings stronger than you two, but I have some here!" Fortune Teller Baba laughed, her hoarse voice somewhat chilling. "If you can defeat the two warriors here, I'll give each of you one free fortune."
Mu Yang froze for a moment and asked, "Aren't we supposed to defeat five people?"
Fortune Teller Baba glared at him impatiently. "Only two. I don't have that many experts here. It took me quite some effort to find these two. Ordinary experts are meaningless to you, even if I sent two or three more."
That was true, and Mu Yang nodded.
"Let me make this clear beforehand: even if you succeed in the challenge, I'll only tell each of your fortunes once. Don't think you can use this challenge to make me keep divining for you."
Fortune Teller Baba had established these challenge rules only to make things more entertaining. She had never intended to give anyone free fortunes.
"What a miser."
After hearing Fortune Teller Baba's words, Mu Yang gained an even clearer understanding of her greed. She and Master Roshi really were a pair of odd siblings—one greedy, one lecherous. Master Shen and his brother were no different: one sinister, the other vicious.
Of the four long-lived people, not a single one was normal.
"Baba, they've arrived." At that moment, the ghostly man beside them walked over to Fortune Teller Baba.
Fortune Teller Baba nodded. "My guests are here. Don't be too shocked in a moment." After saying that, she glanced toward the entrance leading into the palace. Two figures emerged from the