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Only a few weeks after Eschal, Rutaba, Inugami and Khelani bested the incredibly powerful being known as Majin Liari. She surprised the group by sticking around with them, only this time it wasn't as an enemy, it was as an ally. She had got her fulfillment in what had seemed to be a great battle; however, little did the group know that there would be more to come in time. There had been people seen around acting strangely and always carrying a large structure on the back of their truck covered by a large sheet and wrapped in wire to secure it. Usually, there would be no reason for suspicion, afterall there WAS a festival beginning in only a few hours; however, these individuals seemed a little too protective over their structure and privacy. Regardless, the time for the Tenkaichi Tournament also arrived and a gathering of fighters was happening with Satan City. But was there a something sinister happening and using the festival as cover, or is everything just a big misunderstanding? Now is the time to see who will enter the tournament, who will prevail, and what secrets will be exposed.
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One week had passed since the initial battle against Majin Liari, that week was a blur as Eschal was transported by the Human female Khelani to West Cities General hospital, during that time as his body healed and mended from his Ultimate attacks back lash, his eyes finally opened, to find a pristine clean hospital room. His body unable to move due to the restraints of a full body cast, his eyes slowly avert towards the window. Trying to remember what exactly happened, the last image he could picture was his Ultimates Comet strike set up being grabbed by Liari before erupting half the size of Satan City in the outskirts, leaving a crater where he was propelled into a boulder.
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Slowly his eyes avert towards his Ray gun still in the biometric holster resting beside him, the biometric holster needing his biometric finger print and intent to unlock for it to truly work, but none the less as the door opens a nurse slowly enters, her eyes widened with surprise to see the human like man with a tail awake after being brought in severely damaged with large portion of his bones broken. Her voice breaking the awkward silence as she recollected herself,​
"I'm glad you are awake. Seems you healed up nicely, now to the method of payment. Do you have Insurance?"​
Eschal confused by the logic of something called insurance, couldn't help but respond in kind,​
"The Hell is insurance?"​
His words which drove surprise as the Nurse quickly rushed out of the room talking about how she needs to get the doctor and security alerting Eschal of the predicament he was in. With energy mustering in his body, and by his surprise the body cast erupted and split apart from his body. Though he wasn't in his uniform due to it likely being heavily damaged, he stood in his undergarments a pair of boxer briefs as he grabbed his gun holster and leaped out the window, propelling himself through the air. Wind rushing past his face as he moved faster than normal till it dawned on him, he had gotten far stronger from that fight, stronger than anything he thought was possible.

His speed rapid and accelerating he quickly descended behind a house, where a pair of brown joggers, a black t shirt, socks and black sneakers were out hanging. Taking it upon himself he took the clothing, puncturing a hole in the pants before getting dressed as his tail slipped out the hole in the back.
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Putting the holster of his ray gun to the pants, it clipped onto it as he slid his hands into his pockets walking out from the homesteads backyard towards the street as he suppressed his new found strength where something would catch his eyes. Posters and vehicles moving, talking about some sort of martial arts tournament. Unaware as he was walking down the street, a black haired woman walked past him in a blue hoody, jeans and white sneakers. A brief grazing of shoulders which to most was nothing even to Eschals lack of understanding romance meant nothing, but the woman felt a connection, his arms were lean but tough with a fine tone muscular structure. The way his silver bangs resembled the silver star in the sky a week ago, she was about to say something but stopped herself the moment her Idol group companion messaged her asking why she was running late, that they needed to rehearse for the Tenkaichi tournament openning ceremony. As such the mysterious young woman went about her day, leaving Eschal to look at the posters contemplating to himself, would it be possible to get stronger if strong individuals were to participate, would he witness an influx of Saiyans, or would he have a rematch with Liari. These possibilities were all but what he needed as a small smirk appeared on his face.

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Location: West City
Order: Eschal → Others → Story​
 
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Khelani spent the next week after the battle with the Majin, shopping and keeping up with the latest music and trying to stay up to date about the information regarding the Tenkaichi Festival. She had just gotten her new outfit and was currently heading towards the World's Martial Arts Arena to begin signup. She didn't really know where to go as she was new to the entire area, so she was getting around by asking around and following a bunch of people to different places. In fact, Khelani has been walking around for hours; Honestly enjoying everywhere she had visited on the way. However, she stopped at a poster with a girl group on it named B-Komachi featuring 2 gorgeous Idol women; One's names was Ai and the others name was Jiwoo. Apparently, they were performing at the Tenkaichi Arena before the actual tournament began and there was a picture of the arena in the poster as well. As such, Khelani flew high into the sky looking around for the place she had set out to find to begin with before all the distractions.

Eventually she spotted it only being about a block or 3 down the street, though as she got closer and closer; The line just to get inside was already wrapping around the entire establishment. Most seemed to be getting something for entry as they all walked into the stands afterwards, however there was another line which lead to a gathering where people were hitting something that generated numbers after being struck.
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Khelani: That must be where I have to go for entry. Perfect!​

With that, she flew down to the where the line seemed to end and got inside of it to follow the others who were heading in. She had no idea what kind of people she'd run into there but was very curious regardless.
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Khelani: I wonder will they be here as well? This seems like it's going to be fun, I wish Lotren was here.​



Location: West City
Order: Eschal → Khelani → Others → Story
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Rutaba stood on the edge of a tall building, small shoes planted near the ledge as wind rushed past him. Below, West City stretched out endlessly — bright lights, moving cars, and the constant hum of people going about their lives. His tail swayed slowly behind him as he took it all in.

“…Woah…”

He leaned forward a little, almost like he might jump, then caught himself at the last second. His fingers flexed at his sides. No explosions shaking the ground. No crushing pressure in the air. No one trying to smash him into the ground. Just… normal stuff happening down there. “…Feels kinda weird,” he muttered.

For a moment he closed his eyes. The city noise softened in his head, replaced by flashes of the last fight — that overwhelming blur he couldn’t track, the crushing impact, and the feeling of being knocked out cold. His small hands curled slightly as the memories passed through him.

Then his eyes snapped open.

“…I definitely got stronger than I was before.”

His tail flicked once, sharper this time. He stepped back from the ledge and rolled his shoulders, loosening up. A faint flicker of blue ki sparked around him — smaller than before, but denser and steadier, no longer spilling out wildly. It pulsed once… then settled close to his skin.

He stared out over West City again, but now his gaze was different. Sharper. Focused. Searching.

“…And next time… I’ll do even better.”

Without another word, Rutaba dropped into a crouch and vanished from the rooftop in a burst of speed. A moment later he caught himself mid-air and leveled out into smooth flight just above the streets. Lights blurred beneath him as he weaved between skyscrapers, his movement lighter and more controlled than ever.

His eyes flicked from place to place — not hunting for danger this time, but for something else.

A smell… Warm. Strong. Really good.

“…Food.”

His stomach growled loudly, breaking his serious expression as a big grin spread across his face. The tension from the battle melted away, replaced by simple, familiar hunger. He tilted forward, speeding up as he followed the scent trail through the city, passing glowing signs and rooftops far below.

“Okay… this way,” he muttered to himself, locking onto it.

He shot forward through the sky, weaving between buildings with growing confidence. Whatever he had been chasing before — strength, battle, power — could wait for now.

Right now, his next target was simple.

Something to eat.


Location: West City
Order: Eschal → Khelani → Rutaba → Others→ Story
 
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The midday sun blazed over the outskirts of the World Martial Arts Tournament grounds, its golden light reflecting off the polished tiles and fluttering festival banners that lined the horizon. In the distance, a low mechanical rumble began to break through the festive noise. A massive, matte-black transport truck bearing the unmistakable crimson insignia of the Red Ribbon Army crept along the winding road. Unlike the colorful caravans of performers and vendors arriving for the Tenkaichi Festival, this vehicle carried an ominous presence, its purpose far removed from celebration. Inside the cab, two uniformed soldiers sat in tense silence. Their expressions were hardened, eyes hidden behind tinted visors as they followed a precise route mapped out ahead of time. The driver’s gloved hands gripped the wheel tightly, knuckles faintly whitening beneath the fabric as he navigated the narrow approach road. Behind them, faint metallic creaks echoed intermittently, reminding both men of the unusual cargo they were transporting; something neither had been fully briefed on, but both instinctively understood was dangerous. Strapped to the flatbed trailer was a large structure that immediately drew attention, but it was covered by a large sheet and it was secured by multiple heavy-duty restraints. Occasionally, a flicker of electricity danced across its surface, accompanied by a low, almost inaudible hum that suggested immense power contained within.

As the truck approached the outer gates of the tournament arena, the festive atmosphere intensified. Crowds of martial artists, tourists, and vendors filled the area, their laughter and chatter creating a stark contrast to the grim procession slipping through unnoticed. The Red Ribbon soldiers had timed their arrival perfectly; amid the chaos of preparation, their presence blended into the background just enough to avoid suspicion. A brief exchange with disguised operatives at a checkpoint allowed the truck to pass without inspection, the guards none the wiser to what lay behind the reinforced panels. The vehicle veered away from the main arena entrance, instead following a narrow service path that curved around the back of the massive stadium. Here, the noise of the festival dulled into a distant murmur, replaced by the hum of generators and the occasional clang of maintenance work. Tall concrete walls cast long shadows over the secluded loading zone, creating an atmosphere thick with secrecy. The truck rolled to a slow, deliberate stop, its engine idling for a moment before shutting off with a final, heavy sigh. Within seconds, several Red Ribbon workers emerged from concealed compartments and nearby structures, their movements swift and coordinated. Clad in dark utility uniforms, they wasted no time securing the perimeter. One soldier scanned the area with a handheld device, ensuring no unauthorized individuals were nearby, while others began preparing the unloading equipment.


The rear locks of the trailer released with a sharp metallic snap, followed by the hiss of hydraulic systems activating. A reinforced ramp lowered slowly to the ground, groaning under the weight of the structure it was about to support. Workers attached mechanized supports to the base of the cage, their tools sparking briefly as they interfaced with its strange energy field.


With a synchronized effort, the crew began lowering the structure from the truck. The machinery strained under its weight, cables tightening as the structure descended inch by inch. The faint glow from within intensified for a brief moment, casting long, distorted shadows across the concrete walls. One worker hesitated, glancing nervously at the cage as a low pulse of energy rippled through it, but a sharp command from a superior snapped him back to focus. Once grounded, the team quickly moved to stabilize the structure. Thick cables were uncoiled and connected to various ports along the cage’s surface. Some were plugged into industrial outlets embedded in the arena’s infrastructure, while others remained linked to generators still mounted on the truck. As each connection was secured, the cage emitted a deeper, more consistent hum, its internal energy stabilizing into a steady, ominous rhythm. The operation concluded with a final systems check. Lights along the cage flickered, then locked into a steady glow, illuminating the surrounding area with an unnatural hue. The Red Ribbon workers stepped back, their task complete, but none lingered longer than necessary. Even among trained soldiers, there was an unspoken understanding; whatever was contained within that structure was not meant to be disturbed. As the distant cheers of the Tenkaichi Festival echoed through the arena, the cage stood silently in the shadows, waiting.

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Location: West City
Order: Eschal → Khelani → Rutaba → Others→ Story​
 
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Inugami sat on a rock meditating in the middle of the forest, connecting with Mother Nature and feeling slightly homesick from living with the Eternal Phoenix, whom he began calling Sunscar from the scar-like wound it has on its chest after taking him in. The two would spend days on training, bonding, becoming student and teacher, but Inugami began to see it as something akin to a parental figure since his parents and village people were taken those years ago. He would feel the power of the phoenix coursing through him, an ember growing within him, steadily and intensely, a power he was entrusted with to see whether he was worthy to inherit the knowledge and responsibility that comes with it "Man, I've looked everywhere for that Majin Liari but haven't sensed or caught any sight of her but the others" he frowns with his eyes closed "They all went off somewhere to lick their wounds, maybe they are enjoying this time of peace like I am" he says to himself before opening his eyes, standing up on top the rock before slowly levitating upwards then takes off towards West City, hopefully to find some new weapons he can purchase with the bounty he got during the week of recuporating from the battle "Maybe they have a Bo-staff on sale" he mumbles to himself.​

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Inugami flew fast from the forest he was hiding in towards the city, taking a long while to reach his destination, but when he saw the beautiful buildings in the distance, he slowed down and dropped down to the ground, beginning to walk towards West City while humming a soft tune to himself, and waving towards passerby "I never eaten city food, wonder how that it is"
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Location: West City
Order: Eschal → Khelani → Rutaba → Others→ Story

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A loss or a win, Liari had gotten what she had came for that day, a rare event indeed for one as powerful as she. it just goes to show, it seems, that patience DID have it's rewards... and besides, there was no reason to kill them all... not yet. Some of them had grown quite strong since their fight, becoming something closer to rivals than toys. Others were still only slightly tougher playthings, stuff she could exert herself tossing around a little more.

To say they were "allies" wouldn't quite cover the dynamic. She didn't look upon any of them as anything more than conveniences to be exploited when she pleased.

For now, though, the Majin had kept well away from the others after that day. As fun as they were, there was such a thing as "enough" in her books and so, chose to explore the city. Taking her time, Liari would hop from roof-to-roof of South City buildings, watching the traffic laze by, the people shuffle about like ants in a colony, listen to the door-bells ring as they opened and shut behind customers. By all metrics and measurements, it was quite a slow, peaceful day.


"Booooooriiiiiiiiiiing...~!" Liari sighed. She dropped from a standing position to sitting at the edge of a skyscraper, her feet dangling off the edge. Oh, how tempted she was to start messing things up here like she had in Satan, draw out some fighters perhaps local to this place to swap hands or something. It wouldn't take much, just a flick of a finger to flatten the street below. She could do it.. It would be SOOOOOO easy... Just one little justification an-

"Naaaaah...." She yawned, shaking the thought from her head. "Did that already..." Her eyes flicking around, they eventually settled upon a unique structure in the distance, the symbol of the Marital Arts Tournament emblazoned upon it. Liari's expression drooped lazily, her lids half-closed with lazy decision. She didn't really sense anything in that direction... but, honestly, it couldn't POSSIBLY be any more boring over there than it was here, could it? Letting out another yawn, the Majin would leisurely float off in the direction of the arena grounds.

Were she not stopped or otherwise diverted from her path, Liari would overlook the arena at large. It seemed like a lot of hullabalu was going on down below. People were scattered throughout the area, chattering and preparing, some even looking like they thought they were fighters, even! That got a little smile out of the Majin, how funny some of these people could be, thinking they could fight. Among all the buzz and, generally, lack of power level, Liari failed to notice the presence of the Red Ribbons doing whatever they were doing in the outskirts of the grounds. There was simply too much happening elsewhere for a few trucks to capture her notice for more than a few seconds.

Instead of focusing upon THEM... Liari started musing about how to get into the tournament... WITHOUT causing a scene. She already wore the EVIL VILLAIN hat already so why not just a genuine participant in this little event? Who knows? It might be fun!

Decending gracefully Liari would set herself down somewhere near the entrance, Liari began wandering around, looking for ANYWHERE that looked like a signup desk, taking special care that, when she nudged people out of her way, it was just that... a nudge... and not, say, lobbing them so far out of her way, they went over the horizon-line. She wanted to be low-key this time... and why not? It would ruin her grand appearance if it happened too soon.

Location: South City, Near Papaya Island
Order: Eschal → Khelani → Rutaba → Inugami → Liari →Story
 
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The sky above her was clear. Too clear. An endless stretch of blue, The light poured down freely, soft and warm in a way that felt wrong. Veylora stood still, letting it shine over her. It wasn’t the shine that bothered her it was the piercing brightness. Then a slow breath left her lips.


“So… this is Earth, huh?” Her voice echoed lightly, but there was a faint edge to it. Her eyes squinting as she looked out across the valley. “What a pitiful name for a planet. Might as well have called it Planet Dirt.” Her foot shifted forward , nudging a loose stone that lay on the ground, The motion was casual, almost absentminded, until it wasn’t. With a slight increase in power, the rock shot forward and vanished from sight. A second later, the impact cracked through the distance as it slammed into the mountainside, splitting stone and sending debris cascading down. The echo rolled back through the valley before fading. She didn’t bother looking.

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Her attention had already moved on. She drew in another breath, slower this time. The air moved cleanly, without resistance. No corruption, no pressure, no lingering weight of power woven into it. Just wind, pure and unfiltered. It should have felt refreshing. yet to her It didn’t. Her gaze lifted slightly, following the way the light touched everything without hesitation. The ground beneath her felt stable, almost too stable. No hidden tension, no underlying force waiting to surface. Everything about this place felt untouched, pure even.

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She didn’t like it. There was no struggle here, no presence pushing back, no sense of something greater looming just out of reach. It felt empty, not in life, but in something deeper, like something that should have been here was gone. Something important. Veylora exhaled quietly, her fingers flexing once at her side. “…There are strong people here, I best be careful....” her voice soft, yet sooth

She didn't hide her presence either, anyone with the ability to sense any form of energy would soon be able to locate her.



Her eyes scanned the horizon again, slower now, more deliberate. If something had existed here before, something strong enough to leave an impression like this, then it hadn’t simply disappeared without reason, she wanted to investigate

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Location: Valley outside South City
Order: Veylora → Anyone who wants to join​
 
...And something did locate her.

Liari had found herself at the back of a VERY LONG LINE of people signing up for the tournament. Either some people were cutting (it was hard to tell from back here) or were trying a LITTLE too hard to figure out signing their name on a register because this line WASN'T MOVING! Impatience was setting in faster by the second and, for a second, Liari was having a very hard time trying to find reasons NOT to start throwing people around. At this point, she was being nice simply for the sake of it, letting these literate meatheads do things at their own pace... and she was starting to get bored with that-


"Huh?" Instantly, a new power touched the Majin's senses. NEW... and alluring. It was almost familiar, this ki, akin to a kind of aftertaste one couldn't quite put their finger on. The power itself was different than those chumps she beat up before but... what was this feeling that she'd FELT it before...? Taking a look back at the line and seeing that it was gonna be busy working itself out for some time yet, Liari rose up into the air and BLASTED OFF in the direction of this new energy!

With her speed, the relatively minor distance between Papaya Island and the Southern Archipelago was crossed in a matter of moments, the Majin having to stop to narrow in on that power... It was closer now, more vibrant than it had been at a distance... The Majin narrowed her eyes, smacking her lips in thought as she tried, once again to place this feeling... It was as if her memory had been distorted at some point, fragments of familiarity being all that remained of whatever this power was! She was SURE she hadn't felt it before... She woulda remembered something like this but... then... Why...?


"Stoppit..." She mumbled, rapping her knuckles against the side of her head. "You're thinking too much."

Liari would trace the power to a small valley just outside of South City, the Majin spotting a woman... of a very distinct nature surveying the surroundings: The beacon that was this mysteriously familiar power.

Liari would lower herself to the ground before the stranger, smirk wide across her lips... only for her expression to fall into shock as she got a better look at the person before her: Flawless purple skin, stabbing red eyes that implied constant probing, constant plotting, a style that suggested regality or, perhaps, a very keen sense of fashion much darker than those normally displayed on Earth, pointed ears that pointed diagonally backward and up, indicating she was no odd mutation of an Earthling. Whatever passed for a heart in Liari's chest THUDDED audibly in her ears as a warm rush flashed across her cheeks. Liari's eyes blinked rapidly and her jaw had dropped, utterly dumbfounded by the stranger before her. Never once in her life had Liari ever observed such beauty, such dark majesty before her... A demon, Liari thought they were called, otherworldly creatures of a magical nature not unlike her own... Majin were said to have come from the same place as these beings... but how can that be when this demon was such a specimin?


"Uh... I.... You..." Liari stammered almost half-consciously, unable to find the words to begin a sentence, much less string them together to form one. "Sensed you... You... I..." It was just now that she realized how utterly foolish she sounded. Focusing her mind away from the magnificence of the demon, Liari would, instead, try to address her properly... as much so as someone like she could be addressed so.

"Hiya..." She smiled a bit sheepishly, a dark purple blush spreading across her face. "I... uh... am Majin Liari."

Location: From Papya Island to -> Valley outside South City
Order: Veylora → Liari → Whoever wants to join.
 
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Veylora didn’t turn right away. She’d already felt the approach long before Liari dropped into the valley. The energy was loud, messy… but not weak. It carried something familiar, in a way she couldn’t quite place. Not enough to recognize. Just enough to be cautious, she let the thought linger for a moment.

Then she shifted, slow and deliberate. Crimson eyes slid toward Liari, settling on her without any rush. She didn’t say anything at first. Just looked. Took her in. The way she stood, the way her energy moved, the way she clearly hadn’t expected… this, the silence stretched just long enough to make it uncomfortable, a slight tilt of her head.

“You flew all this way just to forget how to speak?”

There was the faintest curve at her lips. Not cruel. Not warm. Just… entertained, her gaze moved over Liari again, slower this time. The stammering, the hesitation, the very obvious flush creeping across her face. Veylora noticed it. Of course she did and she didn’t look away.

“Majin…” she murmured, almost under her breath. “So that’s what you are.”

Her eyes narrowed just slightly, more curious now than dismissive. That feeling again. Close. Too close to ignore.

“Your energy is familiar,” she added, quieter this time. “Was you created in the Demon Realm?”

She took a small step forward. Not aggressive. Not cautious. Just enough to close the space a little, Liari’s reaction didn’t go unnoticed, If anything, it made that faint smirk return, just a little more defined this time.

“And yet here you are…” her voice dipped slightly, almost thoughtful. “Staring. Stammering.”

A brief pause. Her eyes flicked over Liari’s expression again, catching the blush, the way she couldn’t quite hold it together.


“…blushing.”
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There was something almost amused in the way she said it now. not mocking. Not entirely, just aware, Veylora held her gaze, steady, unhurried.

“Is that how Majin greet someone they’re interested in?”


A quiet giggle soon escaped her lips

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Location: Valley outside South City
Order: Veylora → Liari → Whoever wants to join.​
 
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