Time flows like water, o return.
For seven days, under Bardock's strict training, Talot, Raditz, and Sari not only signifitly improved their strength but also broadeheir horizons and thinking.
Of course, for Talot, his growth was more in battle teiques rather than power level, which didn't increase much as he had been suppressing his aura from the beginning, keeping it below 400.
The apparent improvement was just him revealing some of his hidden power level to show Bardock his progress.
As Talot would say, it was a natural progression.
Notably, Sari's talent shohrough Bardock's training.
In just a short period, her power level increased from 180 to 240.
This meant Sari's power level grew by about 10 every day, a terrifying speed.
Raditz's improvement was simir to Talot's, not much, just increasing from 550 to 580.
Although it seemed like only 30, increasing that mu seven days was already quite remarkable.
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At Bardock's home.
It was now noon, and everyone was sitting around the table, eating the food Gine had made.
Uhe past few days, because the special training had ended and Raditz was about to leave for the pace to report in, the atmosphere was rather heavy.
Partings were often hard to bear.
However, for Saiyans, such separations had bee onp the past couple of decades, simir to ordinary people in Talot's previous life having to leave home for work.
Perhaps the only difference is that this time it is Raditz's first mission away from P Vegeta irue sense.
In other words, this is his first time truly leaving home to wahe outside world. Naturally, his family's worries were magnified.
"ime we meet, make sure you're stroalot! When I e back, I'll be much stronger, and we have a prht then!"
Before leaving, Raditz didn't fet to express his hopes for the future to Talot, which touched Talot deeply.
More importantly, if the story followed the inal work's development and Talot hadn't transmigrated, hadn't left P Vegeta, or had died on the mid-level p he was about to quer, they might have never met again.
But Talot transmigrated, repg the inal owner, and everything ged!
Talot firmly believed he could survive.
However, who knows when they could meet again?
Unless he actively sought out Raditz, he would have to wait for the inal plot to unfold a him when Raditz es to Earth, which would be iwenty years!
"Alright! ime we meet, let's have a real fight, Raditz!" Talot responded, sending his best wishes.
Waving goodbye, Raditz also said farewell to Gine, and of course to Sari, though Sari still could care less about Raditz.
Despite their retionship easing over the seven days, childhoes were deeply rooted and couldn't be ged in just a few days.
[I hope my reminder will make a difference, and you bee stronger and don't end up like in the inal work…]
Watg Raditz's departing figure, Talot muttered in his heart.
Turning around, Talot saw Gine's relut expression, but this time he didn't offer any fort.
Some things require time to slot and adapt to. Moreover, before long, he would iably have to leave P Vegeta with Gihe emotional outburst from the p's destru would be most intehen.
Time passed, and after Raditz and Bardock had pletely disappeared from sight, they returned home.
Gine, with her strong adaptability, quickly posed herself and got busy.
Seeing that she was alright, Talot and Sari went to the nearby town to buy supplies.
During the free time these past few days, Bardock had already helped him purchase a medium-sized spaceship a him 10,000 merit points for preparations.
It wasn't much, but it wasn't little either.
Although Bardock had said he should repay him double iure, it's clear this is Bardock's way of g for him.
10,000 merit points, when verted, is equivalent to a million in Talot's previous life world.
Imagine an ordinary person suddenly receiving such a sum; it would undoubtedly be a huge fortune.
Merit points were not easy to e by. quering a low-level p alone would only yield between 1,000 to 10,000 points, depending on the p's value.
Most low-css warriors, without upper-css warriors leading them, only work together in small groups and target low-level ps for years.
After it's quered, the earned merit points must be evenly divided.
So, to put it simply, the vast majority of low-css warriors are very poor. Having thousands or tens of thousands of merit points would make one quite wealthy.
And someone like Bardock is the wealthiest of the wealthy.
For him, spending 100,000 merit points on a medium-sized spaceship would cause only slight pain.
To use an analogy, Bardock is like a billionaire in Talot's previous world, and buying a sports car worth millions is just a trivial matter for him.
"Brother Talot, is it really necessary to prepare so many things?" Seeing Talot buying supplies non-stop, Sari was astonished.
To her, they were going on a mission, and even if it was a long oalot's preparations i few days seemed excessive.
The food alone was enough for them to eat for a year.
The medium-sized spaceship, although ne, is also not small. Filling the ee space is like preparing for long-term bat operations away from home.
"Don't worry, we'll . Besides, apart from you, I'll be bringing someone else," Talot replied with a smile.
"Bringing someone else?" Sari's expression ged as her small mind began to wander.
Talot nodded and, for the first time, expined his future pns to her: "I hope Aunt Gine e with us to P Ouyun."
"Aunt Gine? But if she es with us, what about Kakarot?" Hearing that it was Aunt Gine, Sari asked in surprise.
"That's why it's not decided yet. We'll discuss it the day before departure. Don't tell Aunt Gine for now," Talot replied, avoiding further details to prevent any surprises.
Sari, a bit fused by Talot's response, didn't doubt him but remained curious.
They tinued wandering the market, buying anything Talot deemed necessary.
Frankly, the expenses over the past few days had been signifit, leaving him with only a few hundred merit points.
However, for Talot, spending all the points before leaving P Vegeta was better thaing them beeaningless numbers.
In fact, if not for purchasing the five Saibaman seeds and the healing liquid, he wouldn't have spent so much.
