Game
Thoughts
"Talking"
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"Are you sure this is a smart plan?" Celia asked a bit doubtfully, flying to Gray's side as they rocketed across Monas towards the Tower.
"Nope." Gray answered bluntly, not even trying to save face, "Actually, it's pretty stupid, but have you ever heard of something being 'too big to fail'?"
That was the basis of Gray's plan - or, more accurately, his lack of plan. His group only had roughly a day to take down the threats on Monas and conquer the planet before they needed to return to Harro, ensure the Hero Association kept their end of the deal, and then go back to Planet Vegeta. As such, Gray decided that thinking up a long-drawn-out plan wasn't needed.
I'm in Dragon Ball. This is much more my style anyway.
In the spirit of the world Gray was in, he was going to do what he did best - fight. He'd charge into the Tower, and, along with Saitama, take on the Monster King and Boros.
When you're strong, you don't need a plan.
In this world, might makes right. And, right now? Gray was the very definition of might, and his teammate was an overpowered bald man.
We've had a month of training, I ate two fruits, learned the Kaio-Ken x10, and can transform into an ape. My teammate is the literal One-Punch man. If we lose a 2v2 here, then I'm a disappointment to every Legendary Super Saiyan that came before me, and I should hang up the towel anyway.
Gray had worked too hard to lose now, and with the overpowered Saitama launching through the air on his other side, doing what was more like a massive leap than flying, he wasn't going to waste any time.
I can sense him easily. The planet's a lot more barren.
As Gray and his squad blasted towards the tower, the once dense and populated planet of Monas, which had so many energy signatures that it was difficult to pinpoint one amongst the clusters, was now rather bare. Gray assumed it was from Saitama's battle with Orochi, Boros, Turles, and Garou here roughly a month prior, as the weaker monsters probably died just from being caught in the crossfire.
Speaking of Garou-
He'll be chill, right?
The 'Ultimate Monster' was also flying with Gray's squad, just looking a bit annoyed as he was separated from the group a bit. He was one of the few heroes who hadn't needed to be taught how to fly on King Kai's planet, as while utilizing your Ki to fly was pretty simple and easy, it seemed that only some martial artists on Harro actually figured out how to do it.
I would've thought the 'heroes' would at least know how to fly, but nah.
But, his knowing how to fly wasn't the concern - it was what the 'monster' would do when the battle broke out.
He didn't cause any problems on King Kai's planet, but he was itching to fight Saitama seriously again, and I could tell he wasn't giving our spars his all.
Gray wasn't certain if the man would just turncoat again when the fighting started again and target Saitama. If he did, then the fight would become a lot riskier, but Gray was still confident that the duo of him and Saitama would come out on top.
"We're getting close," Celia muttered to his side slightly warningly, glancing over at him, "I'll provide all the support I can, but..."
"Don't be risky," Gray replied with a nod, as was part of the very, very, shallow 'plan' they had, "I'll be fine. Prioritize your own life."
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