After going through all that trouble to resist and fend them off, they had finally carved a bloody path out of the desert. Both of them were overjoyed by the outcome.
"We've finally made it out of this endless desert. Does that mean we'll get the Dragon Ball you mentioned before? That woman told me so, but I still haven't seen where the Dragon Ball is."
The moment they left the desert, Uchiha Hikaru eagerly wanted to obtain the Dragon Ball. Yet he had no clue where to begin. Although he had obtained Dragon Balls before, no two Dragon Balls looked exactly alike.
"Hadn't you seen Dragon Balls before? If you had, how could you have no idea about them? You just need to study it properly now—630—study it. Since that woman said so, I don't think she was lying to you."
"Besides, like you said, we crossed the hills, passed through this vast desert, and overcame all those obstacles. We should be able to obtain the Dragon Ball now, right?"
"Look at the journey we've taken. Aside from you, I haven't seen anyone else. There probably aren't any other competitors, which is a very good thing for us."
Uchiha Hikaru had a general understanding of what was involved in searching for Dragon Balls. He knew that not seeing anyone else meant there were no other competitors fighting him for it. That would make finding the Dragon Ball much easier.
Yet it was quite strange. Just as Uchiha Hikaru had said, once they left the endless desert, they should have been able to see the Dragon Ball. But even now, there was no trace of it.
"It's fine. I'm not in that much of a hurry. Let's keep looking. You said the Dragon Ball should emit its own light, so