Time flies in the blink of a has already been two full months since departing from P Vegeta.

  Dysa Star System.

  P Ouyun is the sixth massive p orbiting a scorg sun!

  Besides P Ouyun, this small star system has eleven other phat also revolve around the sun.

  However, aside from P Ouyun, which has given birth to life, the other ps, even if they have atmospheres, are all dead ps.

  In space.

  A beam of light, moving at incredible speed, shot straight out from the distant end of the gaxy, breaking the inal tranquility.

  The beam of light stopped outside P Ouyun's atmosphere, revealing the shape of a spaceship. Soon after, it cut through the p's atmosphere and nded on the enormous primitive p.

  Without a doubt, this spaceship was the medium-sized one carrying Talot, Sari, and Gine.

  After two months of travel, they had finally arrived safely at their destination.

  The spaceship chose a ft-topped mountain to nd on. As the ship's hatch slowly opealot, Gine, and Sari emerged oer another.

  "The feeling of solid ground is really amazing. Finally, I don't have to stay in that cramped spay longer," After ing out, Sari stretched her bad moved her body.

  The frustration of being fined ihe spaceship was pletely released at this moment, making her almost want to burst out all at once.

  "The air is fresh, the climate is warm. This p is more primitive than I imagined, or maybe we just nded inside a primeval forest?" Gine, who had invaded many ps with her panions, immediately began various factors.

  "Acc to the data, P Ouyun is pretty much like this everywhere. No teological adva, no enviroal pollution, and the vegetation is lush. The size of the species here is truly surprising," Talot replied to Gine, marveling at the wonders of P Ouyun.

  Even though they had known the information beforehand, seeing it with their own eyes was truly shog.

  Looking around, no animals were visible. But the t trees and the dense grass, once lost in it, would make it impossible for an ordinary person to find a way out.

  To put it simply, it's as if a normal person has ehe nd of giants!

  Spreading out his Ki Sealot got a clear view of everything within a radius of several hundred miles.

  tless life forces entered his senses, eae unique and unlike anything he had ever sensed before.

  "It seems that P Ouyun is even more dangerous than I thought! The data on the most dangerous species might be inaccurate. The power level of the most dangerous species definitely exceeds four to five hundred! Among the auras I'm sensing, there are several with power level reag 500, and there's a particurly strong aura 300 miles to the northwest with a power level of at least six or seven hundred."

  Muttering to himself, Talot shared his findings with Gine and Sari, letting them know that they were not absolutely safe on this p.

  Ihey had enough strength to survive on this p, but quering it with their current strength was almost impossible.

  Uhey transform into Great Ape during a full moon, they would only have a short time to carry out an effective invasion.

  However, even though the Great Ape form st a long time, sidering the size of this p, even transf tinuously for a month might not be enough.

  There were too few of them! No wohere was no time limit on invading this p.

  Even though Talot's power level had reached 1,300 after his ret Ki training, it would take at least a year to explore every er of this p.

  But even if he could travel around the p, quering P Ouyun was out of the question.

  To put it simply, with his current strength, unless his power level increased dramatically in the near future—reag several thousands within a year—it would be nearly impossible to eliminate all resistan this p.

  "With such a high power level and so many of them, P Ouyun shouldn't be cssified as an ordinary mid-level p; it should at least be in the lower range of high-level ps," Gine said, though she had also learned Ki and could roughly sense auras. She still habitually used scouter to scout.

  Looking at the accurate data dispyed on the scouter, cold sweat began to form on her forehead.

  "I think someone might want us dead! When Uncle Bardistered me, he didn't mentiohe intel on this p came from..." Talot specuted.

  Gine's expression ged when she heard this: "Are you saying that Bardock was deceived?"

  Talot nodded and tinued, "If Uncle Bardock just wao traihere was o withhold this information! And the only one capable of doing something like this would be our king!"

  "Talot, do you mean that Kia secretly altered the information about this p and then passed it on to Bardock through someone else, with the i of getting us killed here? But why? As low-css warriors, we've always been loyal to Kia," Gine questiorying to make sense of it.

  "Power and authority! Uncle Bardock is too powerful; his power level has exceeded ten thousand. Additionally, over the years, Uncle Bardock's influence has grown signifitly. Kia must feel that Uncle Bardock poses a threat to his position, just like Frieza sees the Saiyans as a threat and wants to eliminate us," Talot analyzed.

  Kia is someone who ot tolerate any threats. Anyone who poses a threat to him is bound to be eliminated!

  It doesn't matter who you are!

  Talot even remembered a fan-manga he read in his past life where Kia had a son named Rigor, who was born with a power level of 50,000. Because Kia feared that this son would threaten his position, he exiled Rigor to some p an early age.

  Of course, that was just a fanfi story, and Talot didn't know if something simir happened in this world. However, it did highlight Kia's narrow-mindedness. [TN: Dragon Ball New Age fan-manga]

  "Talot, do you think it's possible that you're overthinking this? Raditz is still out on an expedition with Prince Vegeta, and Bardock has never disobeyed Kia's orders..." Gine was quite smart.

  In fact, Talot had also sidered that. He even hoped that he was overthinking it.

  But some things bee terrifying the more you think about them.

  "Let's hope that's the case. In any case, at least for now, we're not being monitored," Talot said, nodding.

  As Talot firmed, for the past month and a half, any data feed from this spaceship would have dispyed only ohing: Lost tact!

  And in space travel, losing tact usually means the spaceship was destroyed.