Summary
As Bora raises Yajirobe with Gokū, Upa encourages them, saying they are the best. Bore managed to send the two up into the sky with a flurry. When Yajirobe manages to grab Karina’s tower, he still has trouble seeing the top of it. Regardless, the pair climb the high slope of the tower, intending to get to Karin as quickly as possible.
Meanwhile, Piccolo Daimaō marches forward into the King’s Palace, his spawn Piano stomping confidently beside him. Calling it his new home, the Demon King said it had class and approached the front gate. After knocking down the guards at the gate, he is accosted by many others, to whom he likens them to insects.
As night falls, Yajirobe continues to climb with Gokū, complaining of being sore and tired. The young boy tries to encourage him that he’s almost there, and the overweight swordsman says he’s saying that for the fiftieth time. Regardless, it continues its long upward climb.
Back at the palace, Piccolo and Piano walk down a corridor with a number of unconscious and beaten guards left behind. Stopped by a much bigger guard than the others, Piccolo says they sent a tough guy. The Demon King tries to force him to submit, insisting that he is the inferior one, angering the man enough to attack. This failed to connect as the fist was easily caught and he was backhanded into the wall. When he ordered him to bring the king, he said he did not know, and his chest was pierced by a hand, which killed him instantly. As the other guards tried to make a break, Piccolo appeared in front of one in a flash and asked him where the king was. He said he was up in the West Tower. Piano notes that the king was in the escape plane, to which Piccolo replies that he won’t get far.
At Karin’s Tower, Yajirobe notices that the top is visible and asks Goku if that was it. Unfortunately, the tired boy slept soundly. The fat man yelled at him to wake up that they had reached their destination.
The King’s plane shook as Piccolo Daimaō saluted them upright, startling the pilot and his current bodyguard.
