Son Gohan walked over to the Supreme Kai.
"Supreme Kai, I kept my word. I only destroyed three mountain ranges."
The Supreme Kai breathed a sigh of relief too.
The damage was far less than he had imagined. Thank goodness-his ancestor really had watched over him.
Still, the Supreme Kai's smile remained somewhat strained.
"Here you are, Mr. Gohan." He handed Son Gohan his capsules as he spoke.
"Thanks." Son Gohan thanked him and took the capsules.
Kibito looked at the disheveled Goku and decided to give him a fresh set of clothes, but he absolutely refused to heal his injuries.
With a wave of his hand, Goku's tattered orange martial arts uniform instantly became as good as new.
What amazing magic.
Goku was astonished.
Son Gohan smiled at the Supreme Kai. "Supreme Kai, could you teach me how to open an other-dimensional space? The kind you can store things in. As you can see, putting things away and taking them out is really inconvenient for me right now."
"I'm always worried that the capsules I carry will break during a fight."
"Well..." The Supreme Kai hesitated for a few seconds before continuing, "It's not impossible, but it involves some knowledge of magic. I don't know whether you have a talent for that, Mr. Gohan."
"Hey, I won't know whether I've got the talent until I try learning it." Son Gohan waved off his concern.
"All right, then. I'll make some time to explain how to open an other-dimensional space, Mr. Gohan." The Supreme Kai finally nodded in agreement.
"Hahaha, that's great!"
Dende came over. "Gohan, it's been ages."
"It has, Dende. How's your training here going?" Son Gohan asked, draping an arm around Dende's shoulders.
Dende let Son Gohan keep his arm around him, showing no sign of displeasure.