"Mhh." Vegeta got up and left the plane at the side of Yama's clerk. He was amazed, because what he saw he would never have expected in his life. There were four large pillars there. Around each of these pillars were fighting areas and stadiums. Beings of all kinds and origins seemed to be training everywhere. Vegeta couldn't make them out properly at this distance, but he could feel them. He said goodbye to the pilot of the plane and flew towards the pillars. Only now, viewed from above, could he make out the arrangement of the pillars and squares. From a central point between the pillars, which were arranged in a square, the squares went off like four arrows. The said pillars stood at the tips of these arrows. It was only later that Vegeta noticed that the arrows indicated the cardinal points ...


Vegeta landed at the Pillar of the North and it didn't take long before he was noticed. “Vegeta?” He turned around. In front of him stood a plump little man with black glasses, beetle-like antennae, and strange dexterity.If Vegeta was correct, the letters on the greenish-skinned man's clothes meant ... Kaio! Master Kaio? He opened his eyes in amazement. Yes, that had to be him. Vegeta had never seen him before, but the voice was the same as the one that had enabled him to speak to all of humanity in the fight against the demon Buu. "Yeah, you're right. I'm Master Kaio." Vegeta's expression froze, showing no expression. "I know. I recognized you by your voice." "Really? That's ..." But Vegeta never found out what it was. "Master Kaio! Your new protégé? Reminds me of your last one, is just a little smaller ... What was his name? Son Goku?" The Kaio of the West had joined the two. "What do you think of a little test? Your newcomer against my Falcohan (How do you actually spell this guy?)" Master Kaio measured Vegeta with a questioning look. “Why not?” Vegeta nodded. “We agree.” As in the days of Son Goku, it promised to be an extremely interesting fight.Vegeta decided to use his strength sparingly at first.




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Many thanks to the nice clerks for the last part. :)


I'm sorry the parts are just so short. But I think only a few have a flat rate (or am I already an exception?) And cannot afford to read long texts online ... (Lazy excuse, right?)


Well, I'm not further yet. I will be happy about a lot of clerks (you can really complain. * G *).


Ciaoi chrissi25 (http://www.chrissi25.net.tc)