Moin Moin, it goes on: D
@ Lilli will see what he's doing, but it would actually be quite nonsensical to kill Lara, he would hardly have helped her with that. But I understand that you didn't mean to overestimate Veggi's IQ hrhr ^. ~ As far as Freezer is concerned, you're right, you come by by chance ... but I was too lazy to come up with another explanation (^. ^)

@ ao-chan sry, that I didn't write anything to you last time, I only noticed that you wrote me a Kommi when I had already posted the last chap. well, um, I'm sorry that vegeta is so soft, I'll admit he's a real wimp, but that'll be fine ... And what about Bulma? The beginning of the FF takes place BEFORE vegeta has ever set foot on earth ... it will take one or two chaps before she appears.

Enough of the prefaces, it goes on:

5. Final farewell?

As it was now, there was no way it could go on. He would sooner give up the girl he meant so much than lose her that way.She just couldn't take it any longer. Besides, her aura had changed too. Vegeta couldn't quite explain it. He hadn't paid attention when he'd picked her up on Lubor that time. Only in the past few days had he noticed that her aura was somehow very strange. It must be Freezer's fault. Vegeta couldn't explain it any other way. But that no longer mattered. Because today Freezer had tormented her for the last time.

He carefully opened the tube and poured the liquid it contained into her. >> She has to drink up all of the liquid in order for it to work properly. << the words of the doctor echoed through his head, from whom he had the drug.
After Lara had swallowed, he simply dropped the empty tube carelessly. It landed on the edge of the bed and stayed there.

Vegeta got up and took the sleeping girl in her arms. He took the quickest route to the airport, where Raditz was waiting for him.Raditz looked up in surprise when he saw Vegeta coming with the unconscious Lara in her arms. He had known that Vegeta wanted to help his girlfriend to escape and therefore he, - Raditz, had to make sure that there were no guards at the airport that night. But how Vegeta was going to do it, he hadn't known.
"Are you sure this is such a good idea?" Raditz wanted to know when they went to a space capsule that was ready to go. "It's the only way. You know how stubborn she is, she wouldn't have left voluntarily." Vegeta replied, explaining. Raditz nodded hesitantly. "Yeah, but don't you think she'll just get angry and get back here the quickest possible way?" Raditz doubted. Vegeta shook his head. “She won't remember,” he said curtly. Raditz stared perplexed at his friend. "Why shouldn't she remember?" he asked confused. "I gave her something. The medication will make her forget.She will forget Vegeta-sei, she will forget Freezer, she will forget that she is a Saiyan and she will forget us. It is best that way. "He explained. Raditz looked at Vegeta in silence. He could understand how difficult it must have been for him to do that. He would never see her again. He would give her up forever. And he only did that so that they would live." could...
"I programmed the space capsule so that it definitely covers a minimum distance that is far enough away from here. In addition, the program will then randomly select a planet on which the ball will land. Of course, the data of the Planet recorded and calculated, it will only land on a planet that Lara will be able to live on. "Vegeta continued.

Raditz nodded silently and followed Vegeta's hand movements with his eyes. He carefully bedded his girlfriend in the pilot's chair of the space capsule and buckled her up. Then he hesitantly grabbed the collar of his T-shirt and fished out a fine, silver chain from which a small pendant dangled.The flat, deep blue stone was set in a silver setting and had the shape of a moon, on the back of which the royal coat of arms was engraved. It was the only piece of jewelry and the only personal item he had ever owned. The stone was the same infinite blue as Lara's eyes.
He actually thought it was silly to give her the necklace. But he did it anyway. He couldn't say why. He wanted her to forget him. But now he had something, at least something, that still bound them together, even if they would never see each other again. His mind told him that it was stupid to do something like that, because he would never really be able to let go of her. But his heart told him that he wouldn't succeed anyway and somehow it was a comforting thought to be connected to each other after saying goodbye. Even if it was just an unimportant piece of jewelry.

He took the chain off and put it around Lara’s neck.Raditz stepped up next to Vegeta and put a hand on his shoulder. “You're doing the right thing,” he said seriously. The prince nodded silently without taking his eyes off the sleeping Lara. "Take care, little one," Raditz murmured to the unconscious girl. He patted his colleague again on the shoulder and then left him alone.
Vegeta didn't want to delay saying goodbye any longer. He hated goodbyes. Besides, he didn't want to be caught off guard by a couple of guards now. “Take care, my little one,” he whispered, kissed her forehead and then closed the hatch of the space capsule.

With a remote control he gave the capsule the command to start. With a hiss, the same rose into the air and then shot away into the vastness of space. Vegeta watched her go until she was out of sight. Then he destroyed the remote control with a ki beam and went back into the building. He quickly put on his combat suit and then set off on a mission as well.Firstly, it was the best way to distract himself and secondly, he would avoid the outburst of anger Freezer when he noticed that Lara had disappeared.
A little later, the prince was already sitting in a space capsule and was on the way to another conquest. He wasted no more thought on the small bottle that had contained the agent that had stolen Lara memories and made her unconscious. He would probably never notice that it had rolled off the edge of the bed and shattered into a thousand fine pieces of glass on the floor. The fact that the few drops that were left had spread on the floor and evaporated there, either.