Goten, Goku, Trunks, and Zelda arrived at the Son's house to get
changed out of their swimsuits.
Zelda went into Gohan's hold room, it was where she was staying while she was here. She quickly changed into her day clothes, a light blue tee shirt and a rather short pair of khaki shorts.
She went downstairs, and saw Trunks sitting on the couch. She sat beside him.
"So, Goten told me your dad is the prince of saiyans."
Trunks nodded. "Yup."
"Our dads served together at one point, his name is Raditz."
"Yeah, my dad told me that. Your dad accompanied him in their original trip here. I heard he was a great fighter, and from what I've heard he's Goku's brother."
Zelda nodded, confirming all of it. "But ever since Goku killed him, I've been living with my mom. But don't worry, I don't hold anything against my uncle. He was trying to save this planet and I completely understand and even agree with his decision." She added when she saw Trunks' uneasy look.
Goten came downstairs. When he saw Trunks and Zelda sitting together on the couch he paused. "I'm sorry, am I interrupting something?" He asked.
Zelda and Trunks looked to each other and shook their head. "What? No, you're not interrupting anything. We were just talking about our dads." Trunks said.
Goten nodded and sat down in a chair.
The three saiyans all smelled food at the same time, and hurried into the kitchen just as Goku was sitting down. Cheche had just put dinner on the table. All four saiyans dug into their food.
Cheche smiled as she watched them, and sat down to eat her own food.
The saiyans were done in a matter of minutes.
"So, how was the beach?" Cheche asked.
"Well, we had to leave early since there was a shark. Zelda didn't know what the shark whistle was for, and if it weren't for the dolphins there she would've been shark bait." Goten said with a grin, and poked Zelda.
Zelda frowned. "I had it under control. I would've blasted the shark if the dolphins hadn't gotten in the way."
Goten poked her again. "Suuuuure." He said with a grin. She raised her hand and was about to hit Goten, but Trunks grabbed her hand before she did anything.
"Hey, I wasn't going to hurt him that bad.." She complained.
Trunks shook his head. "I've seen what you can do, and I don't think poor Goten could take it."
"Hey!" Goten protested. He knew that he wouldn't be able to beat Zelda. She was stronger than him and a full saiyan, and he was only half saiyan.
Zelda wrenched her hand out of Trunks' grip. She rubbed her wrist for a moment, then took a drink of her water.
"Well, it sounds like you guys have had an eventful day. Did anything else happen?" Cheche asked.
Goku shook his head. Cheche stood up and started clearing off the table. Goku stood up and helped her.
Zelda looked at Trunks from the corner of her eye as he talked to Goten about fighting techniques. She occasionally stunned them by suggesting a better attack plan than what both of them could come up with.
A few hours later it was beginning to get dark, and Zelda offered to fly Trunks home.
Once in the air, Trunks flew a bit closer to Zelda. "You know, I've had a lot of fun spending the day with you." He told her.
Zelda blushed. "I've had a great day too."
"Hey, are you doing anything tomorrow night?"
"No, why?"
"Well, I was wondering if you'd like to go out with me then."
"I'd love to! But what would your dad say? After all, I'm only a 'third class saiyan' as he puts it."
At this Trunks hesitated. "Well, does it really matter what he thinks? We don't have to let him know."
"But what if he finds out?"
Trunks shrugged. "He won't do anything to me. And besides, your father worked with him for most of his life. I'm sure he wouldn't do anything to you, and I doubt my mom would let him if he wanted."
"Well, that's true." Zelda agreed.
They both landed on the Brief's front lawn. "See you tomorrow, Zelda. I'll pick you up at your uncle's house at seven, is that ok with you?" He asked.
Zelda nodded. "That'll be great, see you then. Bye,"
Trunks went into his house and Zelda left, going back to her uncle's house.
The next morning Zelda woke up. She immediately smelled breakfast and hurried downstairs, Goten right behind her.
They both sat at the table with Goku and finished off the entire table full of food in a matter of minutes.
After breakfast was done and the table was cleared, Zelda went back up to her room. She rummaged around in the closet, she had unpacked since she would be there for a while.
She put on some clothes, a bright red tee shirt and some jean shorts.
After about twenty minutes or so of wondering what to wear for her and Trunks' date, she pulled out her only dress that she had brought, not that she had many to bring.
It was a dark blue dress that hugged her slim form, and went just above her knees. She then picked out a pair of shoes, an elegant pair of black sandals.
She heard Goten calling, and went downstairs. He offered to spar with her, and she said yes.
They went to the edge of the forest to spar. Goten started off with an uppercut towards her head, and she leaned back and dodged it. The battle began, and lasted for some time before Goten began to wear down. Zelda made her move, and sent Goten sprawling to the ground. She grinned and they both took a minute to catch their breaths, before helping him onto his feet.
"You've gotten better since the last time we sparred." Zelda commented.
Goten grinned. "Thanks. My dad gave me some tips on how to keep my guard up once I told him your battling style, but it looks like you've changed it a bit."
Zelda nodded. "I don't like to keep my battling style the same every time, it becomes too predictable after a while."
Goten nodded. "What I don't understand is how I could get beat by a girl. Even a saiyan girl, its still amazing to me. Hey, want to go fishing?"
Zelda nodded. Goten shot off into the forest, and she hurried after him. "Hey! Don't go so fast!" She called after him. He knew the forest a lot better than her, and she wasn't that fast at navigating through trees.
Before she knew it she had completely lost sight of her cousin. She stopped and looked around, wondering which way to go from there.
After a few moments of looking around, she found she couldn't remember which way she had come from. She heard something behind her and jumped, whirling around to face her opponent. To her surprise nobody was there.
She heard something to her left, and turned, again finding nothing. "Goten this is not funny!" She said as she whirled to her right.
Something grabbed her from behind and she yelped. She tried throwing a few punches and kicks at her captor, but as powerful as they were none of them seemed to affect him.
"Let me go!" She yelled at him, even though she couldn't see him. She was still tired from her spar from Goten, and somehow her captor was stronger than her, and she had a feeling he would be even if she was at full strength.
"You're going nowhere." He said. He had a surprisingly deep voice. Zelda stopped struggling for a moment to look up. She hadn't seen him before a blow came crashing down over her head, knocking her out.
A/N: Ooo, cliffhanger. I know, I know, it wasn't very long. But I'm watching a movie while I'm on the laptop so my concentration isn't at its best at the moment. Let me know what you think or if I should put up any more. Please, no flaming, but all other reviews are welcome.
Zelda went into Gohan's hold room, it was where she was staying while she was here. She quickly changed into her day clothes, a light blue tee shirt and a rather short pair of khaki shorts.
She went downstairs, and saw Trunks sitting on the couch. She sat beside him.
"So, Goten told me your dad is the prince of saiyans."
Trunks nodded. "Yup."
"Our dads served together at one point, his name is Raditz."
"Yeah, my dad told me that. Your dad accompanied him in their original trip here. I heard he was a great fighter, and from what I've heard he's Goku's brother."
Zelda nodded, confirming all of it. "But ever since Goku killed him, I've been living with my mom. But don't worry, I don't hold anything against my uncle. He was trying to save this planet and I completely understand and even agree with his decision." She added when she saw Trunks' uneasy look.
Goten came downstairs. When he saw Trunks and Zelda sitting together on the couch he paused. "I'm sorry, am I interrupting something?" He asked.
Zelda and Trunks looked to each other and shook their head. "What? No, you're not interrupting anything. We were just talking about our dads." Trunks said.
Goten nodded and sat down in a chair.
The three saiyans all smelled food at the same time, and hurried into the kitchen just as Goku was sitting down. Cheche had just put dinner on the table. All four saiyans dug into their food.
Cheche smiled as she watched them, and sat down to eat her own food.
The saiyans were done in a matter of minutes.
"So, how was the beach?" Cheche asked.
"Well, we had to leave early since there was a shark. Zelda didn't know what the shark whistle was for, and if it weren't for the dolphins there she would've been shark bait." Goten said with a grin, and poked Zelda.
Zelda frowned. "I had it under control. I would've blasted the shark if the dolphins hadn't gotten in the way."
Goten poked her again. "Suuuuure." He said with a grin. She raised her hand and was about to hit Goten, but Trunks grabbed her hand before she did anything.
"Hey, I wasn't going to hurt him that bad.." She complained.
Trunks shook his head. "I've seen what you can do, and I don't think poor Goten could take it."
"Hey!" Goten protested. He knew that he wouldn't be able to beat Zelda. She was stronger than him and a full saiyan, and he was only half saiyan.
Zelda wrenched her hand out of Trunks' grip. She rubbed her wrist for a moment, then took a drink of her water.
"Well, it sounds like you guys have had an eventful day. Did anything else happen?" Cheche asked.
Goku shook his head. Cheche stood up and started clearing off the table. Goku stood up and helped her.
Zelda looked at Trunks from the corner of her eye as he talked to Goten about fighting techniques. She occasionally stunned them by suggesting a better attack plan than what both of them could come up with.
A few hours later it was beginning to get dark, and Zelda offered to fly Trunks home.
Once in the air, Trunks flew a bit closer to Zelda. "You know, I've had a lot of fun spending the day with you." He told her.
Zelda blushed. "I've had a great day too."
"Hey, are you doing anything tomorrow night?"
"No, why?"
"Well, I was wondering if you'd like to go out with me then."
"I'd love to! But what would your dad say? After all, I'm only a 'third class saiyan' as he puts it."
At this Trunks hesitated. "Well, does it really matter what he thinks? We don't have to let him know."
"But what if he finds out?"
Trunks shrugged. "He won't do anything to me. And besides, your father worked with him for most of his life. I'm sure he wouldn't do anything to you, and I doubt my mom would let him if he wanted."
"Well, that's true." Zelda agreed.
They both landed on the Brief's front lawn. "See you tomorrow, Zelda. I'll pick you up at your uncle's house at seven, is that ok with you?" He asked.
Zelda nodded. "That'll be great, see you then. Bye,"
Trunks went into his house and Zelda left, going back to her uncle's house.
The next morning Zelda woke up. She immediately smelled breakfast and hurried downstairs, Goten right behind her.
They both sat at the table with Goku and finished off the entire table full of food in a matter of minutes.
After breakfast was done and the table was cleared, Zelda went back up to her room. She rummaged around in the closet, she had unpacked since she would be there for a while.
She put on some clothes, a bright red tee shirt and some jean shorts.
After about twenty minutes or so of wondering what to wear for her and Trunks' date, she pulled out her only dress that she had brought, not that she had many to bring.
It was a dark blue dress that hugged her slim form, and went just above her knees. She then picked out a pair of shoes, an elegant pair of black sandals.
She heard Goten calling, and went downstairs. He offered to spar with her, and she said yes.
They went to the edge of the forest to spar. Goten started off with an uppercut towards her head, and she leaned back and dodged it. The battle began, and lasted for some time before Goten began to wear down. Zelda made her move, and sent Goten sprawling to the ground. She grinned and they both took a minute to catch their breaths, before helping him onto his feet.
"You've gotten better since the last time we sparred." Zelda commented.
Goten grinned. "Thanks. My dad gave me some tips on how to keep my guard up once I told him your battling style, but it looks like you've changed it a bit."
Zelda nodded. "I don't like to keep my battling style the same every time, it becomes too predictable after a while."
Goten nodded. "What I don't understand is how I could get beat by a girl. Even a saiyan girl, its still amazing to me. Hey, want to go fishing?"
Zelda nodded. Goten shot off into the forest, and she hurried after him. "Hey! Don't go so fast!" She called after him. He knew the forest a lot better than her, and she wasn't that fast at navigating through trees.
Before she knew it she had completely lost sight of her cousin. She stopped and looked around, wondering which way to go from there.
After a few moments of looking around, she found she couldn't remember which way she had come from. She heard something behind her and jumped, whirling around to face her opponent. To her surprise nobody was there.
She heard something to her left, and turned, again finding nothing. "Goten this is not funny!" She said as she whirled to her right.
Something grabbed her from behind and she yelped. She tried throwing a few punches and kicks at her captor, but as powerful as they were none of them seemed to affect him.
"Let me go!" She yelled at him, even though she couldn't see him. She was still tired from her spar from Goten, and somehow her captor was stronger than her, and she had a feeling he would be even if she was at full strength.
"You're going nowhere." He said. He had a surprisingly deep voice. Zelda stopped struggling for a moment to look up. She hadn't seen him before a blow came crashing down over her head, knocking her out.
A/N: Ooo, cliffhanger. I know, I know, it wasn't very long. But I'm watching a movie while I'm on the laptop so my concentration isn't at its best at the moment. Let me know what you think or if I should put up any more. Please, no flaming, but all other reviews are welcome.