What Happened - Son Goku Fanfiction

Chapter 26: Getting To Know Luna, Yin's Fall and Road to Recovery

Luna's POV

I never saw Mom anymore. She was too busy either with something in art or sleeping. There were times when I caught her in the kitchen or the dining room, but I couldn't tell anymore. I never saw her. I wanted to go talk to her, but it was better if I stayed quiet. Dad left off to train, so Goten and I have been with ourselves.

"I'm going to Trunks', you wanna come," Goten asked, walking into my room.

"I'm good. I'm gonna stay in, catch up on some hours for a game I need to play," I told him, stretching.

"Aww!!! You're always playing."

"Not really."

I shook my head.

"Fine. I already told Mom I'm leaving, so bye!!"

I nodded.

"Got it! Bye!"

I waved, seeing him go off. I nodded my head. I knew what I wanted to do. I wore my blue gi, making my ki very dim before flying off.

I stood in front of Mount Yun. I nodded my head.

"Alright, I need to get stronger, this is what I'll do."

I walked ahead.

It felt like hours. I climbed off on my own path, reaching a way to the top. I shivered at the cold, but went on. I don't care about the cold now. I have to go on. I reached a landing and stepped into a cave.

"Why is time so slow," I whispered.

I looked forward. A blizzard started to occur.

"I can't believe this. I need to be out here."

I crossed my legs, leaning my head on my hand and grunting.

"What's the point? I probably won't get anything done here," I muttered.

Goten's POV

"Why are we here," Trunks asked me with an irk mark on his face.

"Well, you asked to see her and what she's doing after all," I muttered back to him with an irk mark on my face.

"S-Shut up!! She'd usually hang out or whatever."

I knocked on the door.

"Sis!! I'm home, and I brought Trunks!!"

There was no answer. I opened the door, walking in.

"She's not here," Trunks chimed.

"Hmm? Did she go out?"

I knocked on Mom's art room.

"Yes?"

I opened the door.

"Do you know where Luna is," I asked.

"She's in her room," She said, not looking at me.

"No, she isn't."

She stopped working. She turned to me. She had bags under her eyes.

"What?"

"She's not in her room. We checked," Trunks shoved his hands in his pockets.

"We thought she told you where she went."

"Unless she hid her energy and went off because she knew this was an opportunity to go somewhere," Trunks shrugged.

"Didn't she mention that?"

"I think so."

Mom got up.