Super Dragon Ball: Redux Kaizen

Arc 2: C1

(Continuing From Where Last Chapter Left Off, 24 Hours Later. . .)

Rigid rock-like ground mixed with sand that stretched as far as the eye can see. Patch spots of forestry between distances from each other and the smell of an earthly fragrance would feel constantly present under the bright sun. This was Planet Krakolon. A planet mostly covered by water, yet the land was that of a tropical desert where the smell of fruit would entice those to vacation there if capable of traveling. However, as nice as the planet was; one particular ship wasn't there for relaxation. The roaring engines simmered to a calm thrum as it landed in an open bearing near a tropical forestry. Gradually, it came to a halt as its claws dug into the sound before finally turning off to open its hatch.

Hard metal steps rung through the air as the occupants exited to scan the area. As expected, nothing but patches of purple, lakes here and there, and sand mixed with rock. No civilization to be seen. Due to standing out in the open, Shikuro couldn't help but wipe his forehead for a moment in slight awe.

"Man, it's hot. This planet might as well be a oversized oven," Shikuro noted.

Almost agreeing, Kyuria began fanning herself with her hand, "Tell me about it. Probably the sun we passed by before landing. That thing was freaking huge for no reason."

Hearing that, Shikuro couldn't help but glance over at the Capsule Corporation Ship they used to get there. Bulma and her dad must've been in the zone when they made it, since it was impressive enough to have no problems getting past the gravitational pull of the star. Or any large planet of that matter. Still, seeing as they were here, Shikuro strode over to the side of the ship before pressing the button to return it into Capsule form before depositing it into his pocket before stretching his arms, "Can't disagree with that. But you have to admit, this would make a good place to return to if we ever had a vacation or what-not. Maybe I should let Bulma and the others know when I get back."

"Now look who's getting side-tracked. . ." Kyuria muttered and placed a hand on her hip. She took a moment to reexamine her surroundings before continuing, "Not a damn thing in sight. It's nothing but water, land, and Oasis after Oasis. Are they sure there's a civilization here?"

Humming at the questions, the young male Saiyan did a quick scan as well. Obviously, they landed in the middle of nowhere and, due to unfamiliarity; it wasn't like they could just sense the civilized life and bolt toward the nearest city. Tapping his chin, he turned to Kyuria curiously, "Don't know, surely the U.C.P.U would supply us with directions right?"

"Yeah, they do but since this mission wasn't officially assigned to me they didn't send it to my E-Com Badge. Check yours by clicking the left side button," Kyuria answered as she pointed at his pocket.

Nodding, Shikuro pulled out his own badge before clicking the button that was instructed. Surprisingly enough, a holographic image of the planet itself hovered above the badge for him to see and displayed sub-bars of information around the space-rock. Without saying a word, Kyuria walked over and pressed on one of the hubs, which prompted the image to zoom in on what looked to be their first designation. A settlement, or city more accurately; surrounded and enclosed by several mountains and cliffs with forestry, tropical trees and a canal system spreading for miles. But noticeably, at the edge of the city was a large temple or palace made of gold stone that towered over everything and creatures that looked at Wyverns circled protected over the city.

All while displaying a compass and the exact distance they were from the city itself. Shikuro took a little of a closer look at the mechanism before commenting in slight awe, "Okay, more handy than just being a badge. Noted."

"Seems to not be too far from here," Kyuria remarked before looking toward the direction the compass was pointing, "From here, it's just as simple as showing up to their front door step and showing them our badge."