Summary:
The other henchman wonders why a village they haven’t been to is being destroyed and realizes it must be Vegeta. He thinks he should tell Freeze and flies off. Meanwhile, Freeza is back on his ship floating in the air, staring out the large window when the intercom says, “Freeza-sama, it’s Zarbon”. Freeza tells him to come in, the door opens and he enters. Freeza asks if he found the village, but Zarbon says no, even though he defeated Vegeta. Freeza asks if Vegeta is dead, and Zarbon says he hasn’t confirmed the corpse, but given the severity of his injuries, it’s unlikely.
Freeza asks why he didn’t confirm it, and Zarbon explains that he was underwater. Freeza figured he forgot to confirm because he didn’t like getting wet. Zarbon says it was inexcusable and immediately confirms it. Then a second henchman arrives at the ship and says he found the village, but it was already destroyed. Zarbon figured it must have been Vegeta, but he didn’t have the Dragon Ball with him. Freeza tells Zarbon to bring Vegeta here and he better hope he’s still alive. He also orders the second henchman, Appule, to contact Planet Freeza, and in five days, Ginyu’s special squad arrived here. Zarbon freaks out and asks why he wants the Ginyu Special Unit and Freeza says he has a strange premonition… A strange feeling about a powerful Saiyan. But he’s not sure it’s Vegeta. Zarbon says that if it’s not Vegeta, then it must be a person or child from that planet Earth, even though they are significantly weaker than Vegeta.
Freeza asks if he doubts his premonition and tells him to hurry up and bring Vegeta here. Zarbon flies away and Freeza thinks something else to himself. A Saiyan has endless fighting potential, although of course they are no match for him. But in the future, if they continue to grow up, they can be really troublesome if they become a Super Saiyan. Meanwhile, Vegeta is struggling on the ground, but Zarbon has returned and spotted him. Zarbon says he’s pretty tough and decides he’ll need some medical treatment before he can tell them anything. So he grabs Vegeta’s wrist and flies off with him. “Since the planet Namek has three suns, the sun never sets… So about a day has passed… Goku still continues to train all day and all night…” Goku jumps around the room training and finally lies down on the floor, exhausted.
Kuririn and Dende are resting on the island when Kuririn wakes up and yells at Dende to wake up and lead them to Eldest’s house. He picks up Dende and starts flying, letting Dende drive him. “A little to the left and then to the top of the high rock. There is a house on top of a high rock and Dende says they will find the oldest inside. The door opens as they walk towards it and out comes a young Namekian man whom Dende calls Nail. Nail says the eldest already knows the situation and Dende asks him why they didn’t leave. Nail explains that the time of the eldest’s death is near and it is Nail’s duty to protect him. They all enter the house and we see that the oldest is a very large, heavy old Namekian, sitting in a large chair. He thanks Kuririn for saving Dende and Kuririn says it was nothing.
