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"Why did you release you guys?" asked Dodoria when Maiju was out of earshot, "That was unnecessary!"


"There's no harm in keeping her happy." Freezer replied, "It can be very useful to me later. That is why I kept it here."


Dodoria pretended to understand.


"Where the hell is that tote bag from a senior doctor? The bang should have attracted him too!" Freezer scolded.


Zarbon replied: "Excuse me, master, but the senior doctor is not on the ward. There was only one doctor here, and he ..." he examined the corpse more closely, "he has a hole!"


"All right! Then find him and send him here, I want to speak to him!"

"Master at once!" came the two-part answer, shortly afterwards Zarbon and Dodoria had disappeared.


Freezer floated over to the doctor's sprawled corpse and looked at him too. The girl had done a great job, the hole in the victim's chest indicated a short, powerful and precise blow.


With a flick of his fingers, Freezer turned the doctor on his stomach. He was amazed to see the bite wound on his neck.


"Soso, our Maiju is a little vampire! Hopefully she can still be reeducated - to a vamp!" Women had the simple advantage over men that they were women - because many men shrank from beating a woman. Maiju had to learn how to use her gender as a weapon.


"You called for me?" came a voice from the door. Freezer turned around and saw the senior physician, who looked a little frightened.


"Indeed!" he steered his anti-grav chair a little to the side and gave up his gaze

doctor lying exposed.


"Take a closer look at that. What do you think of that?"


Obviously startled, the primary went up to the corpse, knelt beside it and examined it carefully. Then he looked at the broken medi-tank. He shook his head.


"If I didn't know better, I would say it was Maiju!"


"Well, I would say they don't know any better!"


The doctor whirled around, "You mean, that was Maiju? But that's not what she is ... I mean ... recently she wasn't even conscious!"


"Obviously she is. In fact, she is very cheerful and able to bring down a doctor with three blows!"


The primary was silent.


Then something occurred to him: "Where is she now?"


"I told her she can get out of it."


"Maybe I should have examined her first, you never know!"


"She seemed very healthy to me. But that wasn't what I wanted to talk to you about."

"Then what about?"


Freezer was silent at first. Then he said, "The child is talented. If trained hard enough, it could become very strong. I want you to give Maiju a little biology lesson!"


The doctor felt like he had missed something "What do you mean?"


"You should enlighten them, you lightning markers! You can do that with the boy as well, but separately, please!"


The senior doctor stood on the line: "And, uh, what is that supposed to be good for?"


"Well, if she is to use her feminine weapons in a targeted manner later, then she has to know why she has them in the first place and the like, if you understand what I mean."


"I see. Only, does it have to be now?"


"What do you mean now?"


"I mean, shouldn't we wait for her to hit puberty?"


"Do it as you want, the main thing is that you get enlightened. You and Jeice!" With that, Freezer turned around and left the room.

The primary was slightly desperate. He had something in front of him! He would never have expected to get into the embarrassment of having to enlighten someone with Freezer's troops of all places! How did the master imagine that?


It was probably best to first teach the children the basics and then get more specific later when they came up with questions of their own accord. Yes, that would be the best.


Jeez, why couldn't someone else do it?




In the meantime, Maiju let off steam. At first she just flew at the highest possible speed, later slower and tried to catch Loyas, the local equivalent of birds. If she caught you, she would play with him like a cat with her prey until they could no longer fly, then she would kill them with a ki ball. She enjoyed killing, as did any of Freezer's soldiers.


At some point, however, the Loyas all hid in the trees or ran away, so they decided to hunt down the soil animals that live here and let themselves fall.

When she landed, several small scavengers fled from her, just about to devour one of the charred loyas skin and bones. Maiju paid no more attention to her.


Instead, she went in search of more dangerous prey, creeping through the thicket on quiet paws, ears pricked up, eyes in constant, watchful movement.


She found that her senses had sharpened, that she was moving unusually quietly and with great agility.


Having Liel cat genes is a benefit, isn't it? it shot through her head.


Even so, she was still not a perfect hunter, because whenever she found worthwhile prey and was just about to jump, she betrayed herself with a thoughtless movement, cracking a branch under her paws or rustling the leaves in which she was hiding, and then the hunt was over and the prey gone.


After several failed attempts, she was already quite frustrated, but not inclined to give up.

I'll catch something if I have to stay here until the day after tomorrow!


she thought angrily.


Maiju crept on, carefully, quietly, so as not to unnecessarily draw attention to any animal living here.


One movement above her, in the treetops! Her head jerked up and she recognized a tree snake, quite a large and fat one. And most likely highly toxic. Maiju knew from experience that tree snakes became more and more venomous the larger they were.


What that was good for, she didn't know - a full-grown tree snake (five meters long) was strong enough to crush a soldier with combat strength a thousand. What her previous trainer had impressively demonstrated.


Immediately her ambition awoke. That was really dangerous prey! Besides, there was no danger of it crawling away: tree snakes might be able to snap so quickly that their victim couldn't even see what had happened, but they weren't the quickest crawlers.

Maiju tensed, took aim - yes, that's how it should go - and jumped.


She got hold of the snake in the middle of her long body and this, completely taken by surprise, lost her footing and fell. Maiju was able to get to safety just in time when the snake hit the ground, rolled over, jumped up, attacked. She kicked the snake on the back of the head with full force and landed softly on the ground in front of her.


The animal looked a bit foggy, but it recovered quickly, curled up, got ready to thrust.


Maiju got into a position ready to fight.


The tree snake hissed angrily, swinging its head back and forth.


Nothing happened for a while. Maiju gradually lost concentration.


That was what the snake wanted. She hit.


At the very last moment Maiju dodged, the fangs hissed through the air only millimeters away from her face, she jumped back in shock, the next push came and again she just managed to escape it.

Damn it! That will not do! The creature put me on the defensive! did she just have time to think before the next attack came, from the beginning. She bent back, the blow went over her into the void. But she wasn't prepared for what came next: the snake used its tail like a whip, it wrapped itself around Maiju's legs and she fell down. She tried in vain to wriggle free, the snake wrapped itself around her body and stifled all resistance. Maiju fought back with all her might. Vain.


One of the nooses reached her mouth. Without thinking, she bit down.


A shiver ran through the snake and she loosened her stranglehold just long enough for Maiju to shoot out.


Then she hovered over the snake, panting, while it, somewhat pricked, curled up again and began to swing its head. But this time Maiju was warned.


"Do you really think you can get me doing the same trick twice?" she said aloud.No reaction.


"if you think so! But now it's my turn!"


With that, it attacked, faked a kick and delivered a punch, landed on the snake's back, leaving long skid marks with its claws, jumping up before a bite, causing the snake to bite itself. But apparently she was immune to her own poison, because she immediately straightened up again and snapped at Maiju, who was now in trouble again.


This again! But now I'm turning the tables, just wait!


She began to circling the snake in the air, getting faster and faster, while she had to watch out for the trees like hell, after a few laps the animal was already completely confused, and now she attacked.


As usual, a blow to the back of the head, the snake opened its mouth, its eyes threatened to fall out, Maiju catapulted himself forward, did a somersault, shot, head first, into its mouth with a force that would have embarrassed any cannonball , through the fangs, out on the other side of the head.

Satisfied, she then hovered over the snake and watched it slowly fall over, tearing off branches and burying smaller trees and bushes under itself.


Again she felt the pride that had flared inside her after killing the doctor, only stronger this time, for the tree snake had been a truly worthy opponent.


I am much stronger than before! she thought, clenching her fists. Now they should all be careful, I won't put up with anything anymore!


Especially not from Nappa! He'll be amazed, I'll train as hard as I can, and then I'll just let him get stupid, I'll finish him off as quickly as the doctor!


"Ha! Come on, everyone, soon you won't be able to do anything anymore!" she