Book 3: The Forgotten Past of The Earthling Saiyan. (Dragon Ball Z)
"You see, three years later in the 12th of May... around 10 am... it's when they appear to make themselves known." Shadow figures float through his vision, destroying cities around them. "These guys... they were created by The Red Ribbon Army."
"Let me guess. Dr. Gero is up with the "take over the world" thing again?"
"I'm not too sure of that." The teen replies. "You guys had humanity near extinction. His goal switched to ruling what's left so that he can create a world of bionic people. The only problem was... you were in the way. He created two powerful androids that are complete monsters. Merciless, relentless... heartless Duo... and it was all thanks to Bulma who built and programmed them."
"Wait... Bulma built those guys?!" Kakarot asks.
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After the tyranny of Frieza and Cold had ended, the Saiyans still have other issues. A battle is won, but the war has just begun. The earthlings had enough of the Saiyans. A mysterious boy from the future arrives to warn the Saiyans about the retaliating androids. Goku finds himself restrained in a variety of ways that pushes him over the edge. When a new fight for survival begins, one finds themself completely engulfed in hatred and possible madness.
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Created: August 2, 2016
Finished: April 19, 2017
!!THIS is a DBZ fanfiction that takes place in an alternate timeline! Each chapter breaks further away from canon!
Fanfiction - Dragon Ball Z OTES: 2015 - 2025
-Book 1: "The Wrath"
-Book 2: "The Retaliation"
-Book 3: "The Forgotten Past" <You>
-Book 4: "The Dissonance"
-Book 5: "The Bewitchment" (Ongoing)
(I don't own image. I only added the title to the cover. Image slightly changed to fit title.)
Rated M for graphic violence, psychological torment, strong and explicit language, and sexual references.
*Story is ONLY available on Wattpad, Fanfiction, Quotev, and Archive our Own. If seen on any other website, it is likely one that will give your device a virus.
