"Don't be sad, soon my little faeries will find your poor feline..." Launch tried to cheer him up as she passed her hand over his arms in comfort.
"I don't understand what possessed him to run away like that. He's... He's my only family!"
"Queen Launch!" Tien called out to her as he approached, he had an amused smile on his face. He had put aside the problem of the bewitched mortals, since he needed to solve his own. He couldn't let his queen be enamored by another – even more one with a donkey's head – for the rest of her life. So along with the Elf and the Faerie, they went to meet Launch and the actor.
"Tien! Of course! You can help!" her smile brightened, but not because she was seeing her true love, but because she saw in him a hope to help the actor.
Yamcha turned to look at the figure that had arrived. He had... three eyes?
"Please, use your vision, find this noble man's cat that ran away through the forest."
"Um…" Tien muttered and put a hand to his chin, pretending to think. "And why should I?"
"Oh Tien, please, I can't stand to see him sad!" Launch pleaded, blinking her beautiful green eyes at him. "Finding the feline will bring him joy again, and all I want is to be able to see him smile. I want to be able to see his beautiful smile forever, every day of my existence!" She turned to look lovingly at Yamcha, who still seemed confused by it all. Faeries, elves, a guy with three eyes, his head that seemed to have donkey ears...
Tien had to hold back his laughter before asking: "And what's in it for me?"
"I'll do anything!" Launch practically knelt on the ground as he clung to the strong arms of the Elf King.
"Give me Chiaotzu, then!"
"He's yours!" The queen replied without hesitation. "Take Chiaotzu, but please don't leave my beloved mortal like this. I beg you! I know I had devoted my love to you, Tien, but I can no longer do this, my heart now has a new owner!"
"Well then." Tien clicked his tongue. He didn't mind the queen's words, as he knew that she was only saying it because of the enchantment, and he didn't doubt the love she felt for him, despite their disagreements over the child. "I will help."
"Thank you! Thank you!" She sounded grateful and Tien smiled.
"Give me a moment and I'll know where the cat is." Tien warned and activated his third sight.
Launch smiled in response and held Yamcha by the arm who asked: "Who is Chiaotzu?"
"Ah, it's a boy I was taking care of, but not anymore. All my care, all my attention will be on you, my beautiful mortal!" she explained, admiring him as she ran her hands over his hairy face.
"Um... And who is the fellow with the three eyes?"
"He is my husband, the King of the Elves and Goblins." she answered plane and simple, and Yamcha widened his eyes.
"Husband?"
"But it doesn't matter. What matters is that my devotion is only to you now, my beautiful mortal."
Yamcha shook his head. This must have been a delirium of his tired mind. He was beginning to doubt whether all this was really happening or whether he had gone mad.
The Elf King then passed the coordinates to Oolong and Arale to fetch the cat and bring it safely back to the possession of its owner. The two obedient servants set off immediately in the direction indicated by Tien and soon returned. Arale, who had charmed Pual into sleeping, handed him over to Yamcha, who, happy, made a happy noise so loud that it sounded more like a neigh.
Before he could thank them, Tien made a subtle sign to Arale who charmed the actor to sleep as well, making him fall asleep. Launch startled, but the little faerie did the same to the queen, who only didn't fall to the ground because Oolong held her and placed her comfortably at the foot of a tree.
"Excellent!" smiled Tien, who took out of his pocket the herb he had picked earlier. He crouched down at Launch's height and squeezed the juice of the plant on the queen's eyelids, but then already roused her.
The faerie queen slowly opened her beautiful green eyes and found her king smiling happily at her. Her eyes seemed clearer, as if an invisible lens had been removed.
"Tien?"
"My queen!"
Launch smiled and Tien knew that his beloved was back.
"W-What? W-Where am I?" she lifted her torso and looked around, not recognizing that place as her usual dwelling. "What a strange dream I had."
"Did you dream you were in love with a donkey?"
"Yes," she exclaimed. "How do you know?"
"Well, it wasn't a dream, my queen. Look!" he pointed in the direction where Yamcha was sleeping, hugging the cat. "That man was the one you were in love with, you were swearing eternal love to him.
Launch grimaced in disgust.
"What? That's impossible!"
"Believe me, my love. And you were so blinded by passion that you even gave me Chiaotzu!"
"I gave you Chiaotzu?" she widened her eyes and her heart squeezed in her chest. Her little boy!
"Yes!"
"No, Tien! You can't! I don't believe it... I just... I had to be crazy! How could I do this to Chiaotzu? And... With you?" she babbled, confused. The memories in her head were clear, but they couldn't be real, they couldn't be real. She would never give up her son and would never betray Tien's love.
Tien laughed lightly and then told the truth, with Arale and Oolong confirming the story.
"I can't believe you would do such a thing, Tien!" the queen shouted, furious. "How could you make me fall in love with a man with a donkey's head?"
"Well, the donkey's head was Oolong's doing!" he pointed with his head to the mischievous elf, who was grimacing. "But I had no control over who would be the first person you'd see. This was purely by chance. It could have been anyone, even... even... Oolong!"
The queen wrinkled her nose in disgust, but at least she was relieved to be free of the enchantment. Her urge was still to kill the king for such a prank, and she'd probably do that later, preferably while he was asleep, or perhaps, to give him a payback...
"You've got to be kidding... Where is Chiaotzu?" asked the queen in an authoritative tone.
"Don't worry, he's safe." Tien stated and she relaxed her posture. "Oolong, please reverse the man's spell and take him and his cat back to his residence."
"And what about the other mortals, Your Majesty?" asked Arale.
"What other mortals? Are there other mortals in the forest? What else have you done, Oolong?" Launch glared at him, making the little elf freeze with fear.
"There are other mortals in the forest, yes, but no one with an animal head, I promise!" replied the elf. "But they too are bewitched by the same spell the King put on Your Highness!"
Tien tensed at the same instant, cursing his servant and his giant mouth, not even having the courage to face his queen who would probably want to strangle him right now.
"What's this about, Tien?" Launch put both hands on her waist, her threatening tone sending a shiver up the Elf King's spine.
"See, my love…" he began carefully, but the sound of Launch's foot hitting the ground, waiting for an answer, was a sign that he was in trouble. Very much in trouble. "There was this couple, they were fighting, the man had clearly broken the heart of the poor lady who found herself in love with him. I just wanted to give a little help, a little push!"
"Tien-Shinhan!" Launch took a deep breath, controlling her temper. "You know very well that we can't interfere in the lives of mortals like this!"
"I know, I know. I just wanted to bring a little comfort to this poor woman, but Oolong messed up the spell casting and ended up casting a spell on another man, who was running away with his girlfriend to get married. He ended up looking at the other lady, the one with the broken heart. And everything turned into a mess!"
The queen's first reaction was to slap her own face, not believing what she was hearing. Then she took a deep breath and pinched the bridge between her nose and her eyes, while Tien smiled worriedly at her. Then she stared deadly at her husband and said:
"You will fix this, Tien, right now!"
He may be the King of the Elves and the Goblins, ruler and boss of that forest, but if there were one person to whom he always bowed, it was his beloved faerie.
The king nodded and made a sign to Oolong and Arale.
"Vegeta? Vegeta? Where are you?"
"Bulma! Bulmaaa!"
Vegeta looked desperately through the foliage for Bulma who was missing, following the sound of her voice. Where had his beloved goddess gone?
He and Goku had gotten separated when they noticed Bulma's absence in the confusion that had developed, not realizing that the ladies had fallen from the ravine. So, they each took a lamp and split up, each going one way after Bulma.
When he reached an open field with little moonlight, Vegeta felt his eyes heavy and, against his will, he lay down on the ground, unable to deny the sleep that had taken him at that moment.
"Goku! I'm here!"
"I'm coming, my love!"
Goku was running through the corridors of trees and more trees, behind the beautiful sound of Bulma's voice, his beautiful Bulma. He was already arriving, he was close, but just when he thought he would reach the range of the lady's voice, he felt his whole body violently tired and, surrendered to the sensation, he lay down on the ground in a corner, only with the intention of a brief rest, but he could not prevent sleep from taking over his consciousness.
Tired, wet and heartbroken, Chichi was walking through the woods with Bulma, who was not in a very different situation from her. The two had made up and decided that they'd have a better talk, all four of them, at dawn, so they could clarify once and for all what was going on, but in a moment of carelessness, she found herself lost from her friend.
All Chichi wanted most at that instant was to be able to see her beloved, to hug and kiss him, to find out that it was all just a delirium, a dream or a nightmare. Goku's words still hurt her and she didn't know what she'd do if she found out that it was all real. What would she do? She ran away with him, turned her back on her father and her kingdom and for what? To find out that he didn't truly love her? But that wasn't possible. She was sure of his feelings for her, always had been.
It was dark, but the trail she was walking on was slightly lit by the moon that still shone in the sky, the next thing she knew, she was in the same place where she had lain earlier, before she woke up and lost sight of Goku. She scratched her tired eyes and sat up just for a little instant, she still wouldn't give up looking for Goku, but without realizing it, she ended up falling asleep.
Bulma was lost. She had lost herself from Chichi, and she couldn't find either Vegeta or Goku anymore either. She sat down for a moment on a rock because her ankle hurt again, and at that moment she wished that Vegeta was there with her, to give her a brief massage again.
Whatever had happened to him, she knew that in the moment when he helped her and kissed her, it was real, it was sincere and honest. Unlike the promises of love he came to her with afterwards.
She still didn't know what had happened to him, she should've been happy that the love of her life was finally declaring himself to her though, but none of it seemed real, either it was all just some crazy thing that had happened to Vegeta and Goku, or she was dreaming...
Sighing heavily, the blue-haired lady leaned against the rock behind her and inevitably came to sleep.
Tien and Launch watched as Oolong brought Goku's sleeping body to the same place where he had lain down to sleep, not far from where Chichi was, now also, asleep and in clean, restored clothes. He had directed Oolong to lure them somewhere where Arale could put them to sleep, and then they would transport their sleeping bodies to the proper places where they had been before, so that they could be disenchanted of the Love-in-idleness flower spell, and he also asked the elf to restore their clothes, heal their wounds, and clean their dirt with his magic. If everything went well, they would wake up at sunrise believing that everything was just a midsummer night's dream.
Bulma and Vegeta were already in the clearing where they had kissed, each in a corner, still far apart, but close. Oolong had already reversed the Lord's enchantment and was now doing the same with Goku.
"You're the one who should be sorting out this whole mess. This was all your idea, after all!" Launch shot back as she crossed her arms and stared determinedly at the Elf King. She was still angry about the king's antics, but she knew that her husband was a kind man and that he meant well by doing this to the mortals.
"My beautiful queen, I helped them by finding each of the mortals with my sight..." Tien smiled and blinked his three eyes.
"Poor mortals, they were victims of a trick that almost cost them their hearts and could have cost them their lives too!" She shook her head, she was already aware of all the details, as her king had told her everything in the meantime. "Mortals really do crazy things for love..."
"Not only mortals, my sweetheart." murmured Tien as he held her by the waist. His three eyes stared intensely into her emerald green ones, which she rolled back.
"Right, not only mortals. I admit that I was blinded by love too…"
"It was just the effect of the flower..."
"No..." Launch sighed. "I'm talking about Chiaotzu. I was so wrapped up in the child that I let it blind me. I love him as my son, Tien, I don't want anything bad to happen to him, but I admit that I may have overreacted... I'll let Chiaotzu learn a bit about our world from you as well, and I promise I will never leave you out again either."
The Elf King smiled, and his heart beat happily in his chest. That was all he wanted to hear. Gently he ran one hand down her arm and took her by the hand, intertwining his fingers with hers.
"We'll be a family, my sweethart. You, me, and Chiaotzu!"
Launch smiled graciously before his lips were taken by those of his king in a kiss filled with feeling and love.
Vegeta opened his eyes as the first rays of sunlight reached his face, but it took a few seconds for him to locate himself and understand that he was in the middle of the forest. He put his hand to his head and muttered as he lifted the log and sat down on the dirty grass he was lying on, but he couldn't remember how he got there.
The last thing he remembered was that he had gone to look for Chichi and Goku in the forest during the night and that Bulma had gone after him.
Bulma...
He snapped his eyes open, spinning his head around until he found the sleeping lady's body a few feet from where he was standing.
His head was confused, his memories blurred and he couldn't tell what had been a dream and what had actually been reality, but he was relieved to know that she was there and was apparently okay.
But the blue-haired lady soon woke up, after all, she was not used to sleeping in an uncomfortable place like that dry and hard floor, without her potarian sheets, her hoi-poi wool blankets and her soft majin feather pillow, so it didn't take long for her body to complain of pain.
"What the hell..." she groaned uncomfortably as she brought a hand up to her spine and stood up, but from the angle she was standing it was inevitable not to stare directly at the Lord, who was watching her intently. "Vegeta!"
For some unknown reason, the lord looked away from her, blushing slightly, but said nothing. She blushed too, and brought her hand to her mouth, remembering their kiss during the night.
The two of them were silent for a moment, as Bulma tidied her slightly messy hair, which was full of dried twigs that had stuck to it while she slept. Her memory traveled in hazy recollections, the declarations of love from Goku and Vegeta, the fight with Chichi, but she knew that it was all just a dream, a dream that, in a way, was not bad, for in it, Vegeta had eyes for her. She felt an unpleasant bitterness in her mouth about the reality being totally different from this, and then she broke the silence by saying:
"Well, by now I believe Chichi and Goku are long gone from here. I'm going back to the city."
Vegeta sighed. There was a part of him that felt defeated for not having been able to stop his supposed bride-to-be from escaping, but at the same time, he didn't seem to be so worried about it anymore. So, when he saw the lady finish fixing the hem of her dress and start walking into the woods, he said:
"Bulma, wait!"
She turned back and saw him standing up, but still looking down at her clumsily. She arched an eyebrow in strangeness.
"I... um..." he hesitated, he wasn't sure what he was going to say, his mind was messed up, he had memories of him and Kakaroto fighting over Bulma's love...
"What is it? Huh? I don't have all day!" she replied, harshly.
Frustrated, he ran his hand through his hair and then answered: "Your ankle. You... You had sprained it. Don't you want me to take you home? You know... In case you hurt yourself again and can't walk..."
Bulma was surprised at first, finding the attitude somewhat unusual, but also somewhat suspicious.
"Do you want to take me to my place? Now? In daylight?" she sounded sarcastic, although it was obvious that she was being defensive, so Vegeta didn't even bother. "You were willing to leave me alone here in this forest last night to go after Chichi, and now you want to take me home? What has changed, just like that, all of a sudden?"
Vegeta rolled his eyes at the lady's tone, quickly remembering why she annoyed him so much. Maybe, just maybe, he was just a little bit annoyed.
"I don't care anymore about Chichi or that moron Kakaroto... I know I was rude to you and…" he sighed deeply. This was harder than he imagined. "I apologize for that..."
Bulma raised both eyebrows and blinked a few times. Was he really apologizing to her? She smiled slightly sideways and thought that maybe dreams could come true.
But she wouldn't give in like that, so easily, would she? She was still Lady Bulma Briefs!
"Okay!" she held her nose. "But you're going to have to carry me! My foot, it really is a bit sore..."
Vegeta gave a slight smile and shook his head. She was sassy, wasn't she?
"All right... I think I can do that."
A butterfly landed on the nose of the sleeping Goku and his reflex was to chase it away with his hand, but the movement made him wake up afterwards. His first reaction when he opened his eyes was to stand up to see Chichi on the other side. His heart settled in his chest when he saw her from afar, apparently still asleep.
He then scratched his eyes, rubbed his hands through his unruly hair, and grimaced at the blurred memories in his still tired mind. What a strange dream he had had tonight. So strange that he even rejected his sweetheart, the woman he was running away to marry. He felt a little bad at the thought that he had hurt his lady, even if it was only in a dream.
The peasant thought it strange that the lamp was near him and not her, as he got up the ground, but ignored it and stretched his arms before walking over to Chichi, who was sleeping softly. He smiled as he realized how beautiful she was even sleeping, but even though he wanted to let her sleep and rest more, they couldn't, they needed to leave as soon as possible. He crouched down and whispered in her ear, trying to wake her up:
"Chichi... Chichi, babe, wake up. We have to go."
She mumbled something incomprehensible before opening her eyes and staring into her lover's beautiful smile. She immediately jumped up and threw herself into his arms, almost knocking him off balance.
"Goku!"
"Hey... Are you okay?" He asked softly as he hugged her tightly.
"Oh, Goku, I had a horrible nightmare!" she whimpered. Fragments of what she believed to be a nightmare caused shivers to run through her body.
"Oh, it's all right. It was just a bad dream!" Goku assured her, even though he had no idea what she might have dreamed, but just the distress in her voice made him worry. "I am here and I won't let anything bad happens to you!"
Chichi pulled away a little so that she could look him in the eye. How good it felt to know that it had all been a bad dream and that her love was there with her. She smiled dull, feeling even a little silly for having had this reaction because of a crazy dream.
"Oh, Goku! I love you so much" she said before moving in on Goku's lips, who smiled in mid-kiss and replied:
"I love you too!"
Goku melted into her arms, feeling her hands hold his face. It seemed silly, but his heart exploded in his chest every time he heard her say such words, and now he was calmer when he realized that her affliction had passed.
The two pulled away from the kiss and stood up, but the lady froze when she heard a yell of her name.
"CHICHI?"
She looked back to see her father staring at her wide-eyed. His face was a mixture of emotions that she couldn't discern. Goku, for his part, swallowed dryly and clenched his fists. It couldn't be, it wasn't possible that the Duke had found out about their escape!
Being a country man, Ox always woke up before the first rooster crowed. As he passed through the corridor leading to Chichi's room, he found the door open and the room empty; in place of her, who was supposed to be lying in bed and sleeping, was a note. A goodbye note.
Ox didn't think twice and gathered all his men and ran in the direction of the forest, where Chichi had mentioned in the note that she had run away. He had no idea what time she had left, but he wouldn't rest until he found his daughter again.
However, the Duke surprised them when he ran to his daughter and hugged her tightly, wrapping her in his bear-like grip, as he spoke words of gratitude in an low tone, sounding as if he would cry at any moment:
"My little girl, my little girl! Thanks to Kami, you're all right! You're all right!"
"Dad..." she murmured. She knew she was in trouble, but she didn't like to see her father like that.
Ox took a step back to have a good look at his daughter to confirm that she was indeed okay and was relieved when he saw that everything looked normal, not a thread out of place.
"Mr. Ox-" Goku started to speak, he wanted to clarify things, to reaffirm his love, to say that there was nothing he could do to stop them getting married, but he was interrupted by the man who ignored his presence.
"Oh my daughter! How good to see you! I was so worried, I thought I had lost you forever." he said as he sniffled. "Please baby girl, forgive me! Forgive your old father!"
Both Chichi and Goku were surprised and exchanged a confused look. Did they hear right? Was he asking for forgiveness when they were the ones who ran away?
"W-what?" she blinked a couple of times.
"I was so desperate when I saw your note, so devastated, my heart squeezed tightly in my chest and I realized that it was all my fault. That it was my fault that you ran away, that you left. I was so blind, so thick-headed, I didn't realize that I was driving you away from me. My only and beloved daughter. I did everything wrong, Chichi, please forgive me and come home! I beg you!"
His voice was filled with pain and despair and it broke Chichi's heart, but there was no way out, she couldn't come back...
"Papa, I..."
"I allow it Chichi!" he exclaimed. "I allow you to marry Goku or whoever you want. I see now, I understand, I know you love each other and I won't interfere with your choice any longer!
Chichi's eyes lit up and her heart leapt in her chest. Goku smiled too, excited about the possibility, if it was all true, it would be perfect.
"Are you serious?"
"Yes, I... I admit that I went too far with my idea to make her marry Lord Vegeta. Goku is a good man!" he then looked at Goku. "I know you wouldn't choose anyone who wasn't decent and good-hearted."
"Oh Daddy!"
Overcome with emotion, Chichi threw herself into her father's arms and hugged him tightly. Now everything was complete.
"I hope you can forgive me one day." said the Duke to his daughter, and then to the peasant: "You too, Goku!"
"Of course I forgive you, Papa!"
"It's all right, Duke!" Goku sounded respectful and honest and then extended his hand to Ox, who shook it. He wasn't in the habit of holding a grudge against anyone, and it wouldn't be now, with his future father-in-law, that he would do so.
Legend had it that the couples who were united during the summer festival would have a life filled with many accomplishments.
From the top of his installation, illuminated by the great full moon, King Beerus watched as the priest Dendê performed the ceremony to unite the young couple, who exchanged a passionate kiss as they were officially declared Lord and Lady Son.
He wasn't much of a fan of weddings, but at least it was better than having to attend an execution, so there was nothing to complain about. Beside him, his faithful counselor sniffled softly with a tissue that dried the tears that streamed emotionally down his pale face.
Beerus just rolled his eyes, but soon heard Whis whispering:
"It was a good idea to have them get lost in the middle of the forest. If it wasn't for this, maybe we wouldn't have a happy ending."
The king gave him a side look and murmured as he adjusted his crown over his pointed ears: "I don't know what you're talking about..."
The advisor just chuckled.
While the bride and groom danced happily and excitedly in the middle of the dance floor, a beautiful blue haired lady was sipping a glass of wine. A cough, however, caught her attention and caused her to turn her head in the direction of the sound, staring at the Lord standing a few feet away, arms crossed and the usual scowl on his face.
"Hello Vegeta." she smiled. "I thought you weren't coming to the wedding."
"I didn't. I just came for the festival." he sounded nonchalant.
"Yeah, right…" she pressed her lips together and then put the cup aside, walked over to him and pulled him by the hand. "Come, let's dance!"
"Wha-what? N-no!"
"Yes! Yes, let's go!"
The lord ended up being dragged against his will onto the dance floor, but as soon as Bulma began to sway her body gracefully, he even managed a certain smile on his face.
He had indeed given up on Chichi. He had come to the conclusion that he couldn't be happy next to the lady if it was by a forced marriage, it would only bring bitterness to their lives and neither of them would be truly happy.
However, after that strange dream he had that night in the forest and after he had exchanged that kiss with Bulma, the passion he had once felt for her rekindled in his chest again and he knew that it was with her that he would be happy, truly happy. But he also knew that it wouldn't be that easy to win back the blue haired lady, she was a woman of hard temperament after all.
Giving in to the charms of the music or the seductive way Bulma danced, Vegeta twirled her around and she then admitted:
"You're kind of a good dancer."
"Of course I am! Hunf! I am a lord!" he smiled smugly.
Bulma giggled, but said nothing. Her heart fluttered in her chest at the closeness of their bodies, her face inches away from the lord and her eyes locked together, shifting only when he whirled her around the dance step.
She still couldn't quite tell if their kiss was part of her dream or if it had actually happened, but she hoped it was real.
At the end of the song, he bent her slightly and, as if reading her thoughts, sealed his lips with hers in a soft kiss.
Whether or not that kiss in the forest was real, they weren't sure. But this one was.
After the wedding ceremony and the dances, the festival continued with its normal program. And the theater company began its performances, starring the young Yamcha in the main role.
The play was really very good, even if it had a tragic ending and the couple in love were prevented from being together. Yamcha had done his best, he was truly inspired in his role as the protagonist. Maybe it was that strange dream he had, with faeries and elves, his head that seemed to be different, but he woke up really inspired the next day, so he rehearsed and rehearsed and rehearsed until his performance was flawless.
Everyone gave him a standing ovation when the play was over.
As Yamcha was leaving the stage, however, he bumped into a short, bald man who was walking by, next to a woman with purple hair. He apologized, but he was so elated that he didn't even notice the mischievous smile on the man's lips.
The purple haired woman, however, just shook her head at the thought that that night the actor would probably have another crazy dream.
Meanwhile, Goku took advantage of the fact that the entire population of the kingdom was watching the play and dragged Chichi by the hand, leading her into the forest. Chichi had no idea what Goku intended, but she didn't refuse to follow him. She was surprised when he stopped only when she reached the clearing where she always brought her offerings to the magical creatures of the kingdom's legends.
"Goku! What are we doing here?"
He then turned to face her, taking her delicate gloved hands that matched her delicate white wedding dress, and looked into her big, beautiful black eyes that shone in the moonlight that penetrated between the trees and illuminated them.
"I think we should come in person to thank the magical creatures." he replied. "I don't know if they really exist, but I think that if they do, it's thanks to them that we could finally be together, without having to run away from Sadala or having to marry without your father's blessing. I think ... I think that that night, something magical happened that stopped us from running away and that made your father realize our love... It sounds crazy, I know, but I believe it has something to do with them."
Chichi smiled. Yes, he was right. Legend or not, she always believed in the magical beings.
"I think you're right. Whatever they did, it only made our love stronger."
Goku grinned large. He knew, was fully aware that Chichi was, and always would be, the woman of his life.
He then closed his eyes and rubbed the tip of his nose lightly against hers, before saying: "I hope the legends are true, you know... about the marriages that take place during the festivals, because I want to have a lot children with you, my beautiful Chichi!"
She chuckled, but he didn't let her answer, and instead took her lips in a soft but intense kiss, making the lady melt in his arms.
Both of them sure that they belonged to each other, now more than ever, and their love was perfect.
From the treetops, Launch and Tien watched the couple play a passionate kiss and swear their love. The king of the elves and goblins smiled at her and then said:
"My Queen, I think you already know what to do..."
Launch smirked.
"Don't worry, Tien my darling, this couple will be blessed by my blessing this very night." the two exchanged a complicit look and she continued "After all, I am not the queen of the faeries just because I'm your wife!"
Notes:
In the play, Demetrius remains bewitched until the end, the spell is not removed from him, that is, he only stays with Helena because he remained bewitched by the flower. Because of this, he gives up on marrying Hermia and for this reason, Duke Theseus decides to go against Aegean's wishes and allows Hermia to marry Lisander even against her father's wishes. I decided to go the other way and have Chichi's father let her choose who to marry, being Goku or anyone else, while Vegeta realizes that he still loves Bulma even without the flower enchantment.
That's all. I hope you enjoyed my adaptation of this fun play.