"Aunt Gine, do you know what this fruit is?!" Talot asked in surprise.
Seeing the hint of delight on Gine's face, it was clear that this blood-red fruit was something valuable.
"Yes, although I don't know the exaame of this fruit, I'm certain it's the same one Bardod I ate. Talot, we've e across something good this time," Gine said with excitement in her voice.
Upon hearing that Gine and Bardock had eaten it before, aation or Talot had vanished.
At the very least, it wasn't poisonous, it wouldn't affect the mind, and there was no ce of parasites in the fruit trolling them.
Otherwise, Gine wouldn't have said what she did or acted this way.
Talot didn't interrupt Gine's recolle, while Sari, emboldened by Gine's words, stepped forward and asked, "Aunt Gine and Uncle Bardock have both eaten it, so this fruit is really edible? I eat it, Brother Talot?"
"Let's hear Aunt Gine finish first, there's no rush," Talot said, temporarily holding Sari's hand back.
This girl could be really daring sometimes.
"Alright," Sari said, l her hand as Talot stopped her.
Her body seemed to be instinctively urgio eat the blood-red fruit, as if doing so would bring great bes.
"It's fialot. This fruit is edible, aing it not only helps to heal injuries but also increases one's power level," Gine expined.
"Thinking back, this is a very old memory. Bardod I were on a mission on another p wheumbled upon this fruit. We were young then, and instinctively decided to eat it. To our surprise, after eating the fruit, not only did we no longer feel hungry, but our strength also increased…
"Unfortunately, at the time, we only found one such tree on that p, and there were only a few fruits.
"After disc the fruit's effects, Bardod I even tried to cultivate the tree o Vegeta, but we failed. The reason was that the fruit didn't have any seeds, and after pig the fruit, the tree quickly withered…"
Gine shared all the information she knew and then sighed as she hadn't expected to find that tree o Ouyun.
This made Talot realize that the blood-red fruit was indeed something simir to the Fruit of the Tree of Might.
"Nature truly is mysterious and uable. I wonder if there are more of these trees o Ouyun," Talot pondered.
If there's one, perhaps there could be two.
Unless some alien race had passed by this p a behind a seed that sprouted into this fruit tree.
Talot didn't know; he was just oep away from the truth.
His thinking was limited, only allowing him to sider this possibility.
Iy, the fruit tree wasn't ordinary, nor was it something that could naturally grow on an ordinary p.
Like the Fruit of the Tree of Might, these fruits are food meant only fods, sidered taboo items.
The appearance of these fruit trees on various ps is indeed tal.
For example, the tree before Talot was the result of God of Destru Beerus casually discarding half-eaten fruit on this p hundreds of years ago, leading to the growth of the current fruit tree.
The first-geion fruit has seeds, which sprouted into a tree, produg sed- and even third-geion fruits.
The fruits Gine and Bardock ate were just subsequent geions and thus cked seeds, making them impossible to cultivate artificially.
"So, we eat it now?" Sari, standing nearby, had already had her appetite stirred.
Now that Gine had finished speaking, her greedy expression was fully revealed, making her look particurly adorable.
"Since we know what this fruit does, we eat it, of course. However, there are at least twenty or thirty fruits here. We 't eat them all in one go. Even if we could, we shouldn't waste their effects," Talot said.
Eating it is definitely possible, but the most critical thing right now is how to take all of them with them.
The fruits are each the size of two basketballs. Even if they could carry two or three by hand, the three of them would only be able to take less than half.
Moreover, there were gias rushing toward them.
Being stopped once again, Sari wasn't annoyed. She was obedient and always listeo Talot's words.
Gine uood Talot's thoughts. "How about I go bad get the spaceship? That way, we take all these fruits with us."
Hearing this, Talot's eyes lit up.
He hadn't thought of that.
"Then I'll leave it to you, Aunt Gine. Sari should go back with you. I'll stay here to guard the fruits," Talot said.
Gine nodded in agreement and then took the slightly relut Sari with her.
As soon as the two left, Talot's eyes narrowed because the gias were already closing in. Without hesitation, he released all of his aura, fully unleashing his power level of 1300.
In the instant that his aura exploded, it brought with it an immense sense of intimidation.
The gias in the area, who had a greedy desire for the blood-red fruits, were all stunned and didn't dare to move recklessly.
However, the allure of the blood-red fruits was simply too great.
Even though most of the weaker beasts stopped moving, the stronger ones, after pausing for only a few seds, charged forward withard for their lives.
"Roar!!!" About a hundred meters to Talot's right, a massive beast the size of a small mountain charged toward him. It resembled Godzil.
It crushed every corpse in its path, turning the already devastated forest into a ft nd.
A rough probe of its aura revealed that it was far strohan the average beast.
The scouter issued a warning; the power level of this beast was 600.
It was one of the powerful auras he had sensed from the start.
A beast of this caliber would be a disaster fine and Sari, but in front of Talot, it was just slightly more powerful.
"The stro beasts always appear st. They hold back at first, letting the weaker ones fight each other, and then e out to reap the bes!" Talot wasn't intimidated by the beast's aura.
"Roar!!!" In a fsh, the gia reached him.
It seemed to pletely ignore him, its target being the blood-red fruits.
If it took a bite, wouldn't it swallow the eree?
"C death!" A murderous glint fshed in Talot's eyes.
His aura surged, and energy trated in his hand as he trolled his ki.
With a swing of his hand, a golden energy wave shot out, striking the gia's body directly.
"Boom!!!!!!!!!!"
An explosioed, the ground trembled, and fmes shot into the sky.
The terrifyi that had been charging ressively was instantly blown to pieces, a mist of blood filling the air.
Chapter 32 Secrets, Taboo, and Beerus' Leftovers
