Dragon Ball: Everyone's playing the reincarnation game, huh?

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“Hello, Lord Enma,” Piccolo said, unconcerned about the change in Enma’s attitude, and went straight to his question, “I’ve come to ask if Raditz, who died a long time ago, still has a soul.”

“Raditz?” Yama thought for a moment, then said, “That’s the Raditz you killed back then!”

As he spoke, Yama picked up the thick Book of Life and Death beside him and carefully looked through it. After a while, he replied, "He did a lot of bad things in his life, so he was not reincarnated and has been imprisoned in hell ever since."

Bardak breathed a slight sigh of relief, and his tense nerves relaxed.

As long as the soul remains, Raditz can be resurrected.

that is really good!

"King Yama, where is Gine?" Bardock's voice was tinged with caution, his eyes filled with anticipation. "Is her soul still alive?"

"Himei?" Yama was taken aback and asked, "Tell me more, who is she?"

“She is my wife and Kakarot’s biological mother,” Bardock replied, his tone gentle.

"Kakarot? Isn't Kakarot Goku?" King Yama looked Bardock up and down, the more he looked, the more he felt that Bardock didn't look like Goku. "You're not Goku?"

"Lord Yama, this is my grandfather Bardock," Gohan quickly introduced, defusing the awkward situation.

"So that's how it is." Yama suddenly realized, picked up the Book of Life and Death again and flipped through it. After flipping through it for a while, he shook his head and said, "Gine was reincarnated a long time ago."

"Is that so?" Bardock's heart sank, the smile on his face vanished instantly, and his eyes dimmed.

I never imagined that Gine had already been reincarnated.

It seems there's no way to revive him.

Badak felt a pang of unease, as if something was blocking his throat, leaving him feeling suffocated.

"Lord Yama, do you know where my grandmother was reincarnated?" Son Gohan asked from the side, a hint of anticipation in his eyes.

"Earth, Satan City," Yama replied with absolute certainty.

Chapter 162 Gine Reincarnation

"Huh? Satan City?" Gohan exclaimed, his face full of surprise.

"Gohan, aren't you studying in Satan City?" Piccolo turned to ask Gohan.

"Yes...yes." Son Gohan nodded, then hurriedly asked, "Lord Yama, do you know my grandmother's name after she was reincarnated?"

"The name hasn't changed; it's still Ji Nei," Yama replied, closing the Book of Life and Death and putting it back.

"Go back and ask Videl for help," Gohan murmured to himself.

"Gohan." Bardock suddenly turned his head to look at Son Gohan, his eyes bright and full of uncontrollable fervor and anticipation.

"Grandpa, don't worry, it shouldn't be a big problem," Gohan said with a smile and a confident tone. "Perhaps we'll find Grandma's reincarnation soon."

Bardock nodded slightly, his fingertips trembling slightly.

Although Bardock knew that Gine, after being reincarnated, could not possibly have the memories of her previous life.

But in this life, Bardock will never let her be alone again; he will always stay by her side.

"Thank you, Lord Yama." Piccolo quickly stepped forward and bowed to Yama in gratitude.

"No need to be so polite." Yama waved his hand and put the Book of Life and Death back in its original place.

“Let’s go back.” Bardock looked at Piccolo, a hint of gratitude in his eyes.

If it weren't for Piccolo's help, Bardock probably wouldn't even know where Raditz was.

Piccolo nodded slightly and bowed to Yama, taking his leave.

"Shh!"

With a flash of light, Piccolo had already returned to the temple on Earth with Gohan and Bardock.

"So, Grandpa, are you going to find the Dragon Balls?" Gohan turned to ask Bardock, his gaze fixed on the distant horizon.

If we're looking for the Dragon Balls, we need to contact Bulma as soon as possible.

“Don’t rush to find the Dragon Balls,” Bardock said thoughtfully, his brow furrowed. “First, let’s ask Videl about your grandmother.”

Bardock was temporarily relieved to know that Raditz's soul was still in hell.

The most urgent task now is to find Gine, who has been reincarnated.

Now that we know her name and city, finding her shouldn't be too difficult.

"Let's go home first," Gohan suggested.

Badak did not object and had already taken to the air.

"Uncle Piccolo, meet at my house in five days." Gohan called out to Piccolo again before leaving, afraid that he would forget the tournament in Universe 6.

Bick nodded slightly, a faint smile playing on his lips.

Piccolo was also eager to see just how strong the guys from Universe 6 really were.

Afterwards, Bardock followed Gohan back to their home on Mount Paozu.

As soon as he entered the room, Badak's gaze involuntarily drifted outside.

Sun Wukong remained seated cross-legged, his eyes closed, a faint aura surrounding him, as if he were one with heaven and earth.

Bardock clenched his fist, but ultimately did not go forward to disturb them.

Son Gohan immediately found Videl and told her the name "Gine," eagerly asking, "Is there anyone in Satan City with that name?"

"Gine?" Videl was slightly taken aback, a hint of surprise flashing in her eyes. "Why are you suddenly asking about her?"

"Do you know her?" Gohan's eyes lit up, his tone became excited, and he involuntarily leaned forward.

Bardak also held his breath, staring intently at Bidili, his palms slightly sweaty.

“She’s my best friend, my closest friend,” Bidel answered truthfully, a hint of doubt on her face. “What do you need her for?”

"Where is she now?" Bardak asked hurriedly, his voice trembling and his expression becoming increasingly agitated.

Is it really that easy to find Gine?

Is it the guidance of fate?

“She’s also our classmate,” Videl explained to Gohan.

"Huh? A classmate from our class?" Gohan was completely bewildered, scratching his head with a blank expression. "How come I didn't know there was a classmate named Gine in our class?"

“You attended our class for a total of three days…” Videl glanced at Gohan, her lips twitching, her tone tinged with helplessness, “It would be normal if you didn’t know.”

"That's true." Son Gohan scratched the back of his head and smiled awkwardly.

“The seat you were sitting in before was Gine’s,” Videl added.

"Huh? The seat I'm sitting in?" Gohan was even more confused, his brows furrowed. "Isn't that an empty seat? I've never seen anyone sit there before."

“When Gine was in high school, she suddenly fell seriously ill,” Videl’s tone became low, with a hint of worry, “It was just a few days before you came to school to register… so she hasn’t been to class, and that seat has been vacant.”

"Oh, I see." Son Gohan suddenly realized, but a strange tightness gripped his heart.

"What do you want with her?" Videl asked, her gaze shifting between Bardock and Gohan. "By the way, Gohan, I wonder if your Kami friend can cure Gine's illness? I told you about this a few days ago, have you forgotten?"

"Huh?" Son Gohan scratched his head, a guilty look on his face, and nodded gently. "You did tell me that a very good friend of yours was sick and you wanted to see if you could find a way to treat him... but I forgot, I'm really sorry."

Bardock: "..."

Bardock looked at Gohan, and the corner of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

This kid's memory is really bad!

"Take me to see her immediately!" Bardock could no longer contain himself and said excitedly, already stepping towards the door.

Son Gohan nodded emphatically at Videl, his eyes filled with eagerness.

“Okay.” Although Bidel was full of doubts, she nodded nonetheless.

Bidili could sense that Grandpa Badak's reaction seemed a little too agitated.

Then, Gohan and Videl greeted Chi-Chi, who was clearing the dishes, and took to the air with Bardock.

Gohan, holding Videl, followed closely behind Bardock. The three figures transformed into streaks of light and flew towards Satan City.

On the way, Videl couldn't hold back any longer and whispered in Gohan's ear, "Gohan, why are you looking for Gine? Why does Grandpa look so nervous?"

"She's my grandma," Son Gohan replied truthfully in a low voice.

Videl: "???"

Bidili was instantly stunned, her eyes wide open, and she didn't come to her senses for a long time, as if she had heard a fairy tale.

"puff……"

A few seconds later, Bidili couldn't help but burst out laughing, her shoulders shaking.

“Gohan, that joke isn’t funny at all.” Videl chuckled, her tone teasing. “I can assure you, Gine is the same age as me and a pure Earthling. She’s not one of your Saiyans.”

"Yes...yes." Son Gohan nodded, but his expression was very serious.

"So, how could she possibly be your grandma?" Videl asked with a smile, thinking that Gohan must be joking with her.

"Ah... Videl, have you ever heard of reincarnation?" Gohan asked in return, his tone serious.

"Reincarnation?" Videl was taken aback, and her smile gradually faded.

"It means that after a person dies, their soul goes to the underworld," Son Gohan patiently explained. "If you did a lot of good deeds in your life, you will go to heaven; if you did a lot of bad deeds, you will go to hell; and many people will enter the soul cleansing machine to wipe away all their memories, and then be reincarnated to start a new life."

After a pause, Gohan's gaze drifted to the distant clouds, and his voice lowered: "Gine's past life... was my real grandmother, who perished along with Planet Vegeta... This is her current form after being reincarnated."

"Huh?" Videl's smile froze completely, her mouth slightly open, unable to utter a word for a long time.

My best friend is actually my boyfriend's grandmother?

This is just too outrageous!

“I specifically asked Lord Yama about this,” Son Gohan scratched his head, his lips twitching slightly. “He said that Grandma Gine was reincarnated as the current Gine, and he should be right.”

Bidil: "..."

Bidel was completely speechless, her mind a jumbled mess.

I considered you my best friend, but you've become my grandmother?

How is she supposed to face Gine after this?