Law of the Jungle, Survival of the Fittest

Talot hid the spaceship securely and activated its powerful defense mechanism. 

Unless struck by an extremely powerful force, the spaceship would not be easily damaged.

Speaking of which, Talot had often complained that despite the advanced alien technology and the Frieza Force being so formidable, they still couldn't create something as simple as a space capsule. 

By now, Hoi-Poi Capsules were gradually becoming popular on Earth. In ten years, they would be used in all sorts of industries.

"Let's go! All the functions are activated. If there's any unusually strong energy fluctuation within a ten-kilometer radius, we'll be notified immediately," Talot said to Gine and Salari as he led the way.

Having left Planet Vegeta and arrived on this planet, where they were completely free, they had to take the initiative to explore, no matter how dangerous the planet might be.

If he was still going to be overly cautious and hesitant, then all the preparations over the years would have been in vain.

"Maybe I should stay behind? We only have one spaceship, and if it gets damaged, we'll be stranded on this planet," Gine said out of concern.

Although her worry wasn't unfounded—Talot was also concerned—she was being overly nervous.

The main reason was that Planet Ouyun's danger level far exceeded their expectations.

"It's fine. This time, we're just scouting a short distance, no more than a thousand kilometers. Next time, if we need to explore further, I'll use my cloning ability. That way, the clone can stay here and protect the spaceship," Talot explained.

Clone ability was the only solution Talot could think of.

There was no need to use it now since they were just going for a short trip. Even if something unusual happened near the spaceship, they could return in time.

As for the cloning ability, it was similar to the Multi-Form technique.

No! 

Wrong!

Actually, it was more akin to Piccolo's later Doppelganger technique.

With Talot's current strength and his mastery of the technique, creating a clone required him to divide at least a third of his power.

Of course, he could divide less, but if he did, the clone's power level wouldn't be comparable to his full strength.

As long as the clone wasn't engaged in a full-scale battle, it could last for quite a long time.

You might ask, why not use Saibaman seeds?

It's not that Talot didn't want to, but Bardock had warned him that although they would obey their planter, Saibamen were extremely violent. Without sufficient strength to suppress them, they could turn on their master.

So, not all Saiyans used Saibamen. Only those with power level above 2,000 or 3,000 could use them without worry.

Of course, Talot didn't think he couldn't defeat a Saibaman, but as Bardock said, if he still needed to fight to subdue the Saibaman and make it obey him, then once he leaves, the Saibaman could even escape.

Moreover, they would be an absolute threat to Salari and Gine.

However, just because they couldn't use or control them now didn't mean they wouldn't be able to in the future.

At the very least, having them in hand was still a form of power, with their power level reaching 1,200.

…

"That's amazing, Brother Talot! You can create clones! I want to learn too," Salari said, intrigued by Talot's talk of cloning. She, who was fond of learning, has a strong curiosity for anything new.

"I'll teach you when we have time in the future. For now, you need to keep honing your ki control. Once your power level exceeds 500, I'll teach you more techniques," Talot replied with a smile.

Hearing this, Salari readily agreed.

She didn't think about when she could break through to a power level of 500.

In fact, she was already on the verge of a breakthrough, with her current power level at 290. 

With further mastery of Ki, she would undoubtedly surpass a power level of 300.

Gaining 50 points in power level in just a month and a half might seem low, but it's actually quite impressive! 

Salari is only five years old, and she has been learning to harness her ki through Talot's verbal guidance. Now that they've arrived on this vast new world, increasing her power level will be even easier.

As for Gine? Her strength has grown even more; she now has a power level of 700.

She's almost on par with Talot.

Of course, Talot's progress is more difficult because his strength is at a higher level, making further advancement naturally more difficult.

…

With no more worries, the three soared through the sky, using their Saiyan flight technique.

The feeling of freely roaming the skies brought them immense mental relief.

After two months of space travel, all the negative emotions they had accumulated were finally dispelled.

They sped along without a care in the world, not having to worry about anything else!

Talot even entertained the thought that with their strength, they could become the absolute rulers of this planet, never needing to leave for the rest of their lives.

"Brother Talot, Aunt Gine, look over there! There are so many giant beasts," Salari shouted as she noticed something while flying.

Talot and Gine followed Salari's gaze, and a spectacular scene appeared in front of them.

In the distance, countless giant beasts were engaged in a fierce battle for some reason.

Each of these beasts was enormous, with the smallest being several meters tall.

"Are they fighting over territory? Or are they battling for something else?" Gine asked curiously.

The scene was indeed bloody, but as a Saiyan who had invaded other planets, Gine was only slightly shocked.

Even though she hadn't participated in such battles, she had seen even more brutal scenes.

The law of the jungle, survival of the fittest—this is the rule of existence, applicable wherever there is life.

Seeing Gine unbothered and even somewhat interested, Talot couldn't help but feel a sense of admiration.

He then looked at Salari, who was cowering behind him, frightened and panicked.

The difference between them was stark.

…

So, even Gine, in a certain sense, isn't exactly a good person.

To put it simply, there is no such thing as good or evil in this world.

It all depends on your perspective—whether a target is good or bad. 

For Talot, Gine is family, so he defines her as good.

But to those who are invaded or harmed, she would undoubtedly be seen as bad.

Saiyans are brutal, bloodthirsty, and indiscriminate murderers.

That's why the main character Goku's answer when facing Frieza woke everyone up, making the people realize: it's precisely because the Saiyans killed indiscriminately that they were exterminated.

This world is just that cruel.

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Author's PS: Just to clarify, the flying technique mentioned here is Sky Hovering Art! After all, not every flying technique can be represented by Sky Hovering Art.