Dragon Ball: Tenkai (HIATUS! NEW VERSION IN DEVELOPMENT)

Gentle Snow And Raging Blizzard. . .

(Roughly A Week And A Half Later, Universe 7's Planet Earth. . .)

Earth has had a relatively peaceful time as the residents transitioned into the early days of March. However, it was uncharacteristically cold for such a month with gray skies and little drizzles of snow falling from above as people walked the streets. Many would call this phenomenon a late winter in most cases though at this point; from dealing with a weird bug monster taking over the world to a literal destroyer god, many wouldn't even overreact to such a thing occurring and call it global warming. Such as the citizens casually walking around the plaza where the light coming from the store's exterior was even brighter than usual since the sun wasn't overshinning it. Though, even without the warmth of the sun, children could be seen skipping around as snow danced around them gently as they let out giggles of awe and wonder. Something that was evenly matched by the girls of a particular group of individuals that were taking a stroll through the streets. The group was large, one that clearly drew attention especially since one famous blue-haired scientist spoke with a contrasting wonder to the awed foreign-universe female duo.

"A strange time for it to still be snowing during this time of year?" She noted as the other woman, who is a scientist herself nodded in agreement, though she didn't seem as nonchalant about it.

In fact, she loved the sight as her lips curled up into a smile, commenting, "Well, to be fair, we didn't get much of it during December. But then again, at least Kale and Caulifla are enjoying it, HmHmph!" Her small giggle caught the attention of the two Saiyans next to her with the feisty one somewhat flushed with a baby-green hoodie with white fur to warm her neck while she wore brown color boots and some jeans. In contrast, Kale matched her outfit though except she went with long, warm black leggings under her red color skirt that complimented her red hoodie.

"U-uh, it's not like we are enjoying it! We just. . .uh, never seen anything like this on Planet Sadala so. . ." Caulifla stammered a bit while Kale flushed to her side

"Oh, no need to embarrass them, 21," the blue haired woman nearly let out a giggle as her colleague in the art of science smiled at them, "Let them have their fun."

"My bad, Bulma. I didn't mean to tease them," 21 feigned with an innocent smile. Similar to Kale, she wore long-black leggings meant for the weather though she sported a dark-blue skirt that wrapped just under her white, turtleneck sweater that was under a furry-jacket that was split between the colors of blue and red. As soon as the sound of her dark brown snow boots dug until the ground, another female companion couldn't help but chime in on the conversation.

She was a bit more simple in her fashion, her beige colored overcoat covering her whole body and even part of her jeans that went all the way down to her matching boots. Her raven hair tied into a bun with only a brown ear warmer covering resting on her head and over her ears, "Your current expression says otherwise, 21." Before she could respond, another one added with her simple, rosy pink jacket and blue jeans and hat. She gave a sly smile, one that was worn by those who were simply full of energy.

"Yeah, you gotta work on that more if you wanna be a pro like me," the other woman wanted.

"Ah, Chi Chi, Riley, was I that obvious?" 21 gasped playfully.

The girls upfront all laughed together despite the younger and well. . .single of the bunch felt a bit awkward being around a bunch of married women. It was almost sad to watch, though for the husbands that trailed behind. . .They all couldn't help but stare with contempt facial expressions so similar that the only thing separating them is the fact that one was just a completely different species entirely. Nevertheless, they all thought the same thing.

"How did I get stuck here?"

For being entities that had the strength to probably sneeze away the sun if they weren't careful or crack the ground beneath their feet by merely walking too hard, there was one thing that they hated most. One that any male dreads on doing no matter how pure hearted they can be; carrying shopping bags. . .and oh boy, they bought more than enough. Almost to the point that since they got arguably the richest wom--okay no, THE richest person in the world whose only competition may be some afro-phoney, why didn't they buy a truck and have all the things they bought shipped to the house? For minds mostly hardwired for death fights, even the more human and rational one among them seemed to be unable to figure things out.