He was having a boring day, no more files to go through, no more clients to talk to, and he was tired as hell. Before noon and nothing to do but to lean back and wonder. Wonder why the hell he still works out and trains and why the hell he keeps one of the dragon ball's in his work desk.
"To prevent another possible attack from anyone at anytime and to prevent any total domination from anyone who wishes it from the Dragon Balls," he said in unison with Kame talking in his thoughts.
It's been 13 years since his tangle with Tecki, at least on what he could remember. The last thing he could remember from that fateful night was looking at the moon and screaming in pain.
He couldn't help it, Chris started to fall asleep and dream. He was back when he was 13, fighting off Tecki, trying to save the Earth. The pain he felt that night, the misery and embarrassment. The orange alien was kicking the shit out of him and all he could to is take it and stall the destruction of the Earth. He looked up to see what was going on, he looked up to see her last full moon... then it happened. Chris started to transform into the Oozaru, the pain of his muscles bulking and changing. His sights set on the orange being, swinging with is huge arms and missed, when he finally hit after a number of misses the giant ape shot out a beam from his mouth, destroying Tecki and freeing the Earth of his terror.
Something was wrong, Chris didn't change back to his original form, in fact he was alone with nothing to do. It took awhile but Chris was back to normal, fully aware as to what was going on. Tecki appeared in front of him with his arms crossed and a smile on his face.
"I'm back Chris, you can't get rid of me that easily, I'm back and I'm coming for you." It was Tecki and he was laughing. That alone was enough to jolt Chris awake from his slumber.
Chris had to know if Tecki is really back. If he his, maybe Chris' training actually will pay off. Chris had to know and he knew just the person to ask.
"Pam, could you call the San Francisco team office and cancel my afternoon appointment, some pressing issues came up," Chris told into his intercom.
"Yes sir, Chris."
Chris got outside of his office and said goodbye to his secretary and pushed the up button on the elevator. Once he reached the roof, Chris powered up and got ready to fly out.
"I hope your still doing all right Kame," Chris said as he lifted off.
"To prevent another possible attack from anyone at anytime and to prevent any total domination from anyone who wishes it from the Dragon Balls," he said in unison with Kame talking in his thoughts.
It's been 13 years since his tangle with Tecki, at least on what he could remember. The last thing he could remember from that fateful night was looking at the moon and screaming in pain.
He couldn't help it, Chris started to fall asleep and dream. He was back when he was 13, fighting off Tecki, trying to save the Earth. The pain he felt that night, the misery and embarrassment. The orange alien was kicking the shit out of him and all he could to is take it and stall the destruction of the Earth. He looked up to see what was going on, he looked up to see her last full moon... then it happened. Chris started to transform into the Oozaru, the pain of his muscles bulking and changing. His sights set on the orange being, swinging with is huge arms and missed, when he finally hit after a number of misses the giant ape shot out a beam from his mouth, destroying Tecki and freeing the Earth of his terror.
Something was wrong, Chris didn't change back to his original form, in fact he was alone with nothing to do. It took awhile but Chris was back to normal, fully aware as to what was going on. Tecki appeared in front of him with his arms crossed and a smile on his face.
"I'm back Chris, you can't get rid of me that easily, I'm back and I'm coming for you." It was Tecki and he was laughing. That alone was enough to jolt Chris awake from his slumber.
Chris had to know if Tecki is really back. If he his, maybe Chris' training actually will pay off. Chris had to know and he knew just the person to ask.
"Pam, could you call the San Francisco team office and cancel my afternoon appointment, some pressing issues came up," Chris told into his intercom.
"Yes sir, Chris."
Chris got outside of his office and said goodbye to his secretary and pushed the up button on the elevator. Once he reached the roof, Chris powered up and got ready to fly out.
"I hope your still doing all right Kame," Chris said as he lifted off.