Beerus was a little bewildered.
How could he not be bewildered?
He had been kicked three times by Champa.
One kick to his rear, one to his head, and one to his flank.
Beerus felt pain all over his body.
What on earth had happened?
And how did I end up sleeping outside?
Did I sleepwalk?
I feel like I've been beaten up.
Beerus, with his dazed eyes, loudly called out for Whis.
"Coming, coming," Whis sighed helplessly and quickly appeared beside Beerus.
The fortune teller fish also flew over.
"Oh my, Lord Beerus is awake?" Whis asked with a smile.
"Not fully awake yet... I feel like I've been beaten up!" Beerus rubbed his aching head.
Whis didn't reply.
The fortune teller fish didn't know what to say either.
The fortune teller fish truly dared not speak.
Given Champa's temperament, if I said anything, I might actually be stewed by him.
I'd better keep my mouth shut.
"Hey... Whis, where's my castle?" Beerus asked, yawning again as he spoke.
"Oh my, Lord Beerus sleepwalked again and destroyed the castle in the process," Whis said with a smile.
"Why does my head hurt so much?" Beerus asked again.
"The castle stones fell on Lord Beerus's head," Whis replied.
"I think I heard Champa's voice," Beerus added.
"Perhaps Lord Beerus misheard," Whis smiled.
"Never mind, just fix my castle for me." Beerus's eyelids kept drooping, and he didn't bother with details. He stretched and continued, "I'm still sleepy, I'm going to take another nap."
" *Wham!* "
After speaking, Beerus leaped up and jumped to the large tree in the distance, lying down on it.
"Snore... snore..."
Not long after, Beerus's snoring could be heard again.
"Whis, even like this, he's still not awake?" the fortune teller fish sighed.
"Oh my, Lord Beerus can really sleep," Whis said with a smile, repairing the destroyed castle with his scepter as he spoke.
"Whis, do you think it would be okay if I went over and kicked him now?" the fortune teller fish seemed eager to try.
Champa kicked him three times.
Even so, Beerus was still sleeping.
It's so amusing.
If I don't seize this opportunity to kick him hard, it will be too late when he wakes up.
"You can try," Whis smiled.
"Forget it..." The fortune teller fish thought carefully and ultimately dared not act rashly.
What if Beerus unleashed some destruction energy? I'd be beaten to death.
"But, why did Lord Champa come over? And why did he kick Lord Beerus for no reason?" the fortune teller fish was a little confused.
"I don't know about that," Whis shook his head.
Cosmic space.
Champa had already entered the starry sky.
"Hey, Vegeta, can you hear me? Hurry up and pick me up!" Champa shouted.
...
Sixth Universe, Planet Champa.
"This projection is very commemorative, make sure to keep it well," Rumsshi said with a mischievous grin, instructing Chiffon.
"Understood, Lord Rumsshi," Chiffon nodded slightly.
"Let's go," Rumsshi beckoned, "the mission is complete."
"Chiffon, then we bid farewell," Chiffon said to Vados.
"Alright," Vados nodded.
"I will miss you, Consort," Vegeta said.
Vados: "..."
Who is he calling Consort?
"Let's go," Rumsshi called out.
"Let's go," Vegeta said, hugging Chiffon from behind.
Chiffon: "..."
"Take that thing away, it's poking me!" Chiffon wiped sweat and said in a soft voice.
"It hasn't even started yet, why is it poking you?" Vegeta was stunned.
"I'm talking about the scepter... what are you thinking?" Chiffon said unhappily.
"Uh... I forgot," Vegeta chuckled and immediately moved the scepter in his hand.
"Also, hurry up and return to your child form!" Chiffon said, "I'm not comfortable with you hugging me like this."
"Alright," Vegeta nodded and quickly reverted to his child form.
Super Saiyan Four hugging Chiffon was indeed a bit tiring.
After all, Super Saiyan Four Vegeta was more than a head taller than Chiffon.
"By the way, don't you have Instant Transmission? Let's use it to return to the Tenth Universe," Chiffon suggested.
"No, my Instant Transmission can only be used four times a day," Vegeta replied.
Chiffon: "..."
Who would believe that? You just want to hug me, don't you know that?
"Never mind, let's go then," Chiffon said no more, radiant light erupting from her.
"Vados, wait for me, I'll come back to marry you," Vegeta waved at Vados.
Vados remained silent.
"Whoosh! Whoosh!"
Chiffon, taking Vegeta and Rumsshi, transformed into two streams of light of different colors and quickly disappeared into the starry sky, vanishing without a trace.
Not long after Vegeta and the others had left.
Champa's voice immediately came from Chiffon's scepter.
"Champa, we're heading back first. You can return to the Sixth Universe on your own," Rumsshi chuckled.
Champa: "..."
"Shameless fellow! Hurry up and send me back with Instant Transmission!" Champa roared, "It will take me several hours to fly back myself."
"What a coincidence, Vegeta's Instant Transmission can only be used 4 times a day and it's already used up. We're flying back to the Tenth Universe," Rumsshi said.
"What kind of joke is this! How can Instant Transmission have a usage limit!" Champa didn't believe it.
Who are you kidding?
"This... Vegeta's Instant Transmission was learned in a hurry, so it's normal to have a usage limit. Hurry up and fly yourself, don't dawdle. I've already deducted 1900 years for you!" Rumsshi said.
"Damn it!" Champa, with no other choice, began to fly towards the Sixth Universe.
Rumsshi's mouth stretched all the way to his ears.
Today is a truly happy day!
He had tricked that detestable Champa out of another 3000 years.
For the next 10,000 years, he could just relax.
"Vegeta, next, shall we go and see that black hoop?" Rumsshi grinned.
"I won't go," Vegeta shook his head.
"You're not going?" Rumsshi was taken aback. "Aren't you going to see the black hoop? The pure black one."
Vegeta: "..."
You're really generous.
"No need, you go yourself," Vegeta shook his head. "It's not very appropriate for me to see it, and I'm not interested in a pure black hoop."
"Alright," Rumsshi thought carefully. Vegeta's words made sense.
There was no need to share this kind of thing with young Vegeta.
Doesn't this kid already have a blue hoop?
No need to see the pure black one in person.