Saiyan Visions & Adventures: Saiyan Feminine
By Moonraker one
CHAPTER FOUR – Kakraitta's First Job
As Kakaritta flew Chi-Chi back home, she was told by Chi-Chi that one of the main things that a person was measured by, in this world, was how successful they are. Furthermore, she was also told that in order to be successful, one had to get a job, and a good one at that. Few things, Chi-Chi kept reminding her, were as important as the job they held that gave them money. So, naturally Kakaritta would want to get a job; she just didn't know where to start. Then it hit her: maybe she could ask Bulma to help her find a job! So, once she dropped Chi-Chi off at her house in the eastern district, she flew off to Capsule Corp. She was in luck; Bulma was sitting on her front porch, staring up at the blue sky.
"Bulma?" Kakaritta asked.
Bulma's consistent gaze upward was interrupted by the Saiyan female. She turned her attention to her, and lowered her eyebrows.
"Hmm?" She replied. "You wanted to ask me something?"
Kakaritta looked upward, thinking of what she was going to say to Bulma. After about three seconds, she kind of had an idea of what she was going to say to her.
"Umm, I was wondering if you could possibly help me find a job," she said, getting straight to the point.
Bulma smiled; this was one field that Bulma had a lot of skill in.
"Sure!" She replied, happily. "What are you good at?"
This was a somewhat difficult question; she was good at fighting and little else. There was sure to be not much demand for very strong people in the job market.
"Well," she said, trying to emphasize her skills. "I'm quite strong, and I'm very useful."
Bulma sat up straight in her chair, and thought of what Kakaritta had said. Sure, she could find her a job, but she had almost no useful skills in the real world, so it would be a bit hard for her to find this Saiyan warrioress a job. She did, however, think that if nothing else, she could get her a job delivering things. After all, she could fly, and she was strong, so she could carry large objects.
"Well Kakaritta," Bulma said, taking everything into consideration, "I think that one thing you could do, is you could deliver products to people and businesses for us. Would you like that?"
Kakaritta smiled, and nodded to assure Bulma that she was more than qualified for this task. "Of course!" She enthusiastically replied. "I'd love to do that!"
Bulma smiled, and replied, "Good. You can start tomorrow!"
Kakaritta flew off, happy that she now had gainful employment. She decided that until she found a place of her own, maybe she'd stay with her male counterpart, Kakarot. She flew to his house, and knocked on the door; Chi-Chi answered.
"Uh, hello?" Chi-Chi said.
"Can I stay here until I find a place to live?" She asked, hoping this woman would say yes.
Chi-Chi thought a minute and replied, "Sure. You're Goku's sister, so why not?"
Chi-Chi led Kakaritta into the guest room, and told her that she'd have access to the private bathroom inside. She then followed Chi-Chi out to the kitchen, where they were all going to be having dinner, and was told that she was invited to have dinner with them as well. She naturally accepted, and sat down at the table with the Goku's family and they all had dinner, and exchanged conversation.
"So, Kakaritta," Chi-Chi said. "Did you take into consideration what I said about working?"
Kakaritta smiled as she shoveled food into her mouth. "Yeah. I already have a job working for Bulma," she said, in between bites.
Goku stopped shoveling food into his mouth long enough to speak. "What are you going to be doing?" He asked.
She took a big swig of what she was drinking, and replied, "She said I'll be delivering stuff."
Goten, who had been noisily shoveling, just like his dad and his older brother, decided that it was time for him to join in on the conversation. He put down his third plate of food, and cleared his throat.
"Kakaritta, is it?" He said, getting in on the action. "Where did you go before you met my dad, your brother?"
She was caught in mid-bite with that one. She struggled to think of a realistic story, and after two minutes, she thought of one.
"I…uh…" She said, trying to think. "I went from planet to planet, until I came to Earth. My life was somewhat exciting, because I got to train with all of the elite fighters of the universe. One of the more interesting places I went to was Yardrat."
At this point, it was useful that she knew everything that her male counterpart knew. This way, she could make something up, and make it sound more realistic. Gohan and Goten were excited at the prospect that she trained on the same planet as her brother, even if it was a lie from her.
"So, do you know the instant transmission like dad?" Goten asked.
She nodded, and teleported away for a minute, but returned just as Goten was trying to snatch her food, to show them that she was capable of that technique.
After dinner, she went to the guest room, took off her clothes, and plopped right down on the bed; she was tired from all that had happened. She didn't even wonder what was going to happen tomorrow when she showed up for work.
By Moonraker one
CHAPTER FOUR – Kakraitta's First Job
As Kakaritta flew Chi-Chi back home, she was told by Chi-Chi that one of the main things that a person was measured by, in this world, was how successful they are. Furthermore, she was also told that in order to be successful, one had to get a job, and a good one at that. Few things, Chi-Chi kept reminding her, were as important as the job they held that gave them money. So, naturally Kakaritta would want to get a job; she just didn't know where to start. Then it hit her: maybe she could ask Bulma to help her find a job! So, once she dropped Chi-Chi off at her house in the eastern district, she flew off to Capsule Corp. She was in luck; Bulma was sitting on her front porch, staring up at the blue sky.
"Bulma?" Kakaritta asked.
Bulma's consistent gaze upward was interrupted by the Saiyan female. She turned her attention to her, and lowered her eyebrows.
"Hmm?" She replied. "You wanted to ask me something?"
Kakaritta looked upward, thinking of what she was going to say to Bulma. After about three seconds, she kind of had an idea of what she was going to say to her.
"Umm, I was wondering if you could possibly help me find a job," she said, getting straight to the point.
Bulma smiled; this was one field that Bulma had a lot of skill in.
"Sure!" She replied, happily. "What are you good at?"
This was a somewhat difficult question; she was good at fighting and little else. There was sure to be not much demand for very strong people in the job market.
"Well," she said, trying to emphasize her skills. "I'm quite strong, and I'm very useful."
Bulma sat up straight in her chair, and thought of what Kakaritta had said. Sure, she could find her a job, but she had almost no useful skills in the real world, so it would be a bit hard for her to find this Saiyan warrioress a job. She did, however, think that if nothing else, she could get her a job delivering things. After all, she could fly, and she was strong, so she could carry large objects.
"Well Kakaritta," Bulma said, taking everything into consideration, "I think that one thing you could do, is you could deliver products to people and businesses for us. Would you like that?"
Kakaritta smiled, and nodded to assure Bulma that she was more than qualified for this task. "Of course!" She enthusiastically replied. "I'd love to do that!"
Bulma smiled, and replied, "Good. You can start tomorrow!"
Kakaritta flew off, happy that she now had gainful employment. She decided that until she found a place of her own, maybe she'd stay with her male counterpart, Kakarot. She flew to his house, and knocked on the door; Chi-Chi answered.
"Uh, hello?" Chi-Chi said.
"Can I stay here until I find a place to live?" She asked, hoping this woman would say yes.
Chi-Chi thought a minute and replied, "Sure. You're Goku's sister, so why not?"
Chi-Chi led Kakaritta into the guest room, and told her that she'd have access to the private bathroom inside. She then followed Chi-Chi out to the kitchen, where they were all going to be having dinner, and was told that she was invited to have dinner with them as well. She naturally accepted, and sat down at the table with the Goku's family and they all had dinner, and exchanged conversation.
"So, Kakaritta," Chi-Chi said. "Did you take into consideration what I said about working?"
Kakaritta smiled as she shoveled food into her mouth. "Yeah. I already have a job working for Bulma," she said, in between bites.
Goku stopped shoveling food into his mouth long enough to speak. "What are you going to be doing?" He asked.
She took a big swig of what she was drinking, and replied, "She said I'll be delivering stuff."
Goten, who had been noisily shoveling, just like his dad and his older brother, decided that it was time for him to join in on the conversation. He put down his third plate of food, and cleared his throat.
"Kakaritta, is it?" He said, getting in on the action. "Where did you go before you met my dad, your brother?"
She was caught in mid-bite with that one. She struggled to think of a realistic story, and after two minutes, she thought of one.
"I…uh…" She said, trying to think. "I went from planet to planet, until I came to Earth. My life was somewhat exciting, because I got to train with all of the elite fighters of the universe. One of the more interesting places I went to was Yardrat."
At this point, it was useful that she knew everything that her male counterpart knew. This way, she could make something up, and make it sound more realistic. Gohan and Goten were excited at the prospect that she trained on the same planet as her brother, even if it was a lie from her.
"So, do you know the instant transmission like dad?" Goten asked.
She nodded, and teleported away for a minute, but returned just as Goten was trying to snatch her food, to show them that she was capable of that technique.
After dinner, she went to the guest room, took off her clothes, and plopped right down on the bed; she was tired from all that had happened. She didn't even wonder what was going to happen tomorrow when she showed up for work.