Saiyan Legacy: A New Dawn

Chapter 15: A Journey to Kame House

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Goku sat cross-legged on the Flying Nimbus, the soft clouds beneath him billowing gently as they soared through the azure sky. You were perched next to him, sharing in the thrill of the adventure. "I can't believe we're finally heading to Master Roshi's for training!" Goku exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement. The Nimbus glided smoothly, and a light breeze ruffled their hair.

"Yeah, it's going to be awesome," you replied, smiling at Goku's infectious enthusiasm. "I can't wait to see what Master Roshi has in store for you."

As they continued their journey, far below, Yamcha's airship flew recklessly through the air until disaster struck. With a loud bang, the vessel spiraled down into a dense jungle, crashing through the trees. "Jump!" Yamcha shouted, and the four friends—Bulma, Yamcha, Oolong, and Puar—leaped from the ship just in time, landing safely on the soft underbrush. As they gathered themselves, Bulma looked around, her face a mix of relief and annoyance. "Great, now we're stuck in this jungle!" she huffed, brushing leaves from her hair.

Oolong trembled, his eyes darting nervously. "What if there are monsters in here?" he squeaked. Bulma rolled her eyes but didn't have time to respond. Suddenly, a massive shadow passed overhead, and a colossal flying creature swooped down, causing panic to erupt. "Run!" Bulma yelled, grabbing Yamcha's arm and sprinting into the thick foliage, with Puar and Oolong trailing behind, hearts pounding.

Meanwhile, in another part of the jungle, a small boy was navigating the dense vegetation, his destination clear. "I need to find Kame House," he murmured to himself, determination in his eyes..

Back at Kame House, you and Goku had arrived, and Goku couldn't help but peek through the window. Inside, Master Roshi sat glued to an exercise video, completely mesmerized by the spectacle on screen. "Master Roshi!" Goku shouted, but there was no response. Frustrated, he jumped through the open window and yelled directly into Master Roshi's ear, startling the old man out of his trance.

"Wha—? Huh?" Master Roshi stammered, blinking as he recognized Goku. "Oh, Goku!"

"I'm here for training!" Goku nodded enthusiastically, but then his stomach growled loudly, prompting him to say, "But I'm hungry!" You nodded in agreement, your own stomach rumbling in response.

Master Roshi chuckled and waved his hand toward the kitchen. "Help yourselves to anything in the fridge!"

Without hesitation, you and Goku rushed to the refrigerator, their eyes lighting up at the sight of the bounty within. They began devouring everything in sight—sandwiches, fruit, and even leftover pizza—completely unaware of Master Roshi's shocked expression as they cleaned out his fridge in mere minutes.

Meanwhile, Bulma and the others found themselves wandering through a heated desert after getting lost. "We're supposed to be heading North!" Bulma fumed, squinting against the sun's glare. "Why are we going South?" She suddenly spotted what looked like a swirling sandstorm. "What is that?" she asked, fear creeping into her voice. To her surprise, it was not a sandstorm but the same small boy from earlier, running so fast that he kicked up sand all around him.

Back at Kame House, Goku finished the last of the food and turned to Master Roshi. "I'm ready for training now!" he declared, a grin stretching across his face. However, Master Roshi had other ideas. "First, find me a young girl," he instructed with a glint in his eye. You raised an eyebrow, glancing at Goku, who looked puzzled. "That's a bit weird, but okay!" he replied, scratching his head.

As Bulma and the others trudged through the scorching desert, the sun blazed mercilessly overhead, turning the landscape into a shimmering mirage of heat and sand. Each step felt heavier as they realized, to their dismay, that they were heading south instead of north, completely off course. Sweat dripped down their brows, and Bulma's frustration bubbled over as she squinted against the sun, trying to get her bearings.