After the intense battle with Broly, Y/N and his allies finally get a moment to breathe. However, their peace is shattered when during a training session, Y/N, his brother Goku, and Vegeta receive an urgent call from Mr. Satan: Majin Buu has been ki...
(LONG CHAPTER INCOMING!!) Word Count: IT'S OVER 9,000!!!
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Previously on...
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Merus: Pardon me, but I'll be back shortly. Please just wait here in the meantime.
Y/N: Merus, mind if I go with you? I'm interested in seeing how you take care of business.
Merus smiles.
Merus: As you wish.
Goku: Ooh, good thinking Y/N!
Vegeta: If you two are going then I am as well. If we're going to be apart of this Galactic crap, then we might as well see how it's done by Merus.
Merus: Very well, then. It'll be good to have you along.
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~Planet Jung~
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YOUR POV:
We arrived at the planet the crime was taking place in a Galactic Patrol spaceship. I peeked out of the window and saw a large train carrying loads of blue crystals while being chased by the Planet's local police.
Y/N: I sense five energy signatures coming from the front of the train. Three feel awfully cocky. As for the other two... they feel panicked, whom I assume are hostages.
Jaco sitting behind the Irico's seat blinked in surprise.
Jaco: Eh? You can tell what they're feeling by their energy? How does that work?
Goku: Y/N's pretty awesome like that. It's like he can read minds or something without even being close to his targets!
Y/N: It's not mind reading, but being able to sense complex feelings is a skill I picked up from Yardrat, amplified by my Ki mastery. I've been practicing, and I'd say I've gotten pretty good at it.
Vegeta:You expect to win a fight by feeling emotions? Ha!
Y/N: You might be surprised, Vegeta. Knowing your enemy's state of mind can give you an edge.
