Not long after the three left, Bulma came downstairs from her little room.

  Upon learning that they had already gone, her temper almost fred up again.

  Luckily, Tights was there to calm her down.

  If Talot was still here, he would have been amazed, as five-year-old Bulma had already e up with the idea for the Dragon Ball Radar.

  The reason she was so eager was that she wao tell the big brother Talot that she could make a device to find the Dragon Balls.

  And once she built it, she wao go with him to search for the Dragon Balls.

  ...

  Flying through the sky, Talot, Gine, and Sari were talking.

  Undoubtedly, Gine was having trouble figuring Talot out now.

  Sari, oher hand, was fih it, as she doesn't overthink things. After all, she's only six years old.

  "Talot, sihe Dragon Balls are so important, shouldn't we have just taken it?" Gine asked.

  In the past, they would have surely cimed something like this for themselves.

  "Aunt Gine, even if we took that Dragon Ball now, it wouldn't be very useful. It's better to leave it in Bulma's hands. She might even bee ied in making a wish and could work with her father, Dr. Brief, to develop something like a Dragon Ball Radar.

  "And besides, we go ask Kami if he help us find the other six Dragon Balls. If he do that, we won't o search for them ourselves."

  Talot had already anticipated that Gine would ask this question, so he answered right away.

  This art of his pn.

  Although he didn't know if Kami had the ability to directly pinpoint the location of the Dragon Balls, it was worth a try based on some of his assumptions.

  In any case, it was also to notify Kami, letting him know that they were aware of the Dragon Balls and that they would soohem to summon Shenron and make a wish.

  "That old man seems polite to us, but he's definitely scheming in all sorts of ways. I'm beginning to doubt whether he's even trying to help us find Kakarot. Do you really think he'll help us find the Dragon Balls?" Sari's sudden remark made both Gine and Talot pause.

  It had to be said, sometimes Sari could say things that made a lot of sense.

  Even Talot was beginning to wonder if Kami had already found Kakarot but simply hadn't told them.

  Even if he couldn't find Kakarot himself, he should have been able to locate the spaceship, right? If he were really putting in the effort, it would be impossible for him to miss the nding site of the spaceship.

  Giook a deep breath, doing her best to suppress her emotions.

  Choosing to trust Kami had been Talot's decision.

  "As the Kami of Earth, it's only natural that Kami is cautious of us, the outsiders. As long as we don't break the peace, and he remains courteous, we shouldn't act recklessly.

  "We Saiyans no longer o rely on invasion or seizing resources to survive! The old era ended whe Vegeta exploded! The truth may be unclear, but a civilization built on quest ever st!

  "Whether this Namekian Kami truly wants to help us find Kakarot, or whether he'll help us find the Dragon Balls, as long as he doesn't stand in our way, he's not our enemy! After all, we're oh, ah is their territory."

  Talot spoke firmly.

  He 't speak on Kami's behalf, but he also 't let Gine and Sari use violen Kami.

  All in all, Talot could somewhat uand Kami's thoughts.

  If Talot were Kami, he would react the same way when faced with alien visitors who ot be trolled.

  Just like how the Saiyaed to Frieza's arrival.

  After hearing Talot's reasoning, Gine and Sari stayed quiet.

  Over the past six months, Talot had said many things that made them realize he was fually different from most Saiyans.

  He didn't believe in invading or doing anything harmful or immoral.

  Iy, no oruly enjoys invasion aru. Even though Saiyans love fighting and the thrill of battle, not all Saiyans are ily evil.

  There are always exceptions, though in the past, such exceptions couldn't survive within the Saiyan race.

  It was the ging times that made this possible. In the vast universe, a merciful Saiyan would be like a sharp bde — ohat could lead to the extin of the entire race.

  ...

  They fleard, crossing a ti and then a vast o.

  Eventually, they arrived at the rge forest below where the Lookout was located.

  Sihey were flying at a low altitude, it was pletely different from when they left the Lookout.

  They had a reason for doing this — to find Korin Tower.

  From afar, Talot could clearly see a t pilr rising from the ground, stretg into the clouds; aremely magnifit sight.

  Su awe-inspiring structure made one wonder who built it. Only in the Dragon Ball world could such a buildi.

  Gine and Sari, however, weren't all that curious about it.

  Perhaps they had already seen so many strahings oh that they had grown numb to it.

  Flying up along the stone pilr, ihan a mihe three of them reached the top of Korin Tower.

  It was tall, but only from the perspective of ordinary people ah's martial artists.

  For Talot and the others, even flying up to the Lookout wouldn't take a minute.

  Upon reag the top, Talot stopped first, with Gine and Sari following close behind.

  "Brother Talot, look! There's a big white cat," A startled excmation made Talot and Giurn to look behind a stone pilr ihe top of the tower.

  Wasn't that Korin?

  At this moment, Korin was in a state of shod fear.

  Though he hid it well, he was genuinely panig inside.

  Who would have thought these three terrifying alien beings would e looking for him?

  "Um, wele to Korin Tower, esteemed guests from another p. I am the master of this tower, you may call me Immortal Korin, or simply Korin."

  Korin said, one paw tidying his fur while leaning on his staff, greeting Talot and the others.

  "Immortal Kitty?" Sari's eyes sparkled, clearly charmed by the fluffy Korin.

  Her gaze made Korin feel extremely unfortable, but there was nothing he could do.

  To think that he, the great immortal, would now be called a kitty...

  Afraid of upsetting the visitors, he could only swallow his anger.

  "Earth is se, it has both a Kami and an immortal. But aren't immortals essentially gods?" Gine casually remarked. [TN: Both the words for Kami and immortal used here also mean god or deity.]

  Her words made Korin even more embarrassed, and he quickly expined, "There is a differeween me, an immortal, and Kami-sama."

  "Oh? What's the difference?" Gine asked, causing Korin to break into a cold sweat.

  Because he didn't know how to expin.

  "Maybe it has to do with authority?" Talot stepped in, saving Korin from further embarrassment.