"GOKU!" he yelled. The man jumped, his eyes bugging. He looked around wildly.
"What!" he asked. King Kai pointed at a crystal ball in his hand. Goku looked at it and saw Gohan. Goku smiled.
"Thanks King Kai, but, I'll wait to see Gohan again." Goku replied. King Kai frowned again.
"No, look again." he said. Goku did so and saw Piccolo standing next to Gohan.
"So?" Goku asked bemused. King Kai fumed.
"Look at what they're talking to!" he yelled. Goku looked and saw an ugly alien.
"He could use a makeover." Goku commented. King Kai sighed.
"Goku, that alien is one of the most powerful beings in the universe." King Kai explained.
"Oh. Gohan can take him." Goku said, yawned and lay down again. King Kai's eye twitched.
"Goku! You're going back down for a week. King Yemma requested it. Gohan and Piccolo can't do it alone." King Kai said. Goku sat up.
"When do I leave?" he asked excited. King Kai smiled.
"In an hour." he replied.
I'm coming Gohan. Goku thought.
Gohan held his breath, the power rating on this creature was unbelievable, not to mention the stench. It was alien, but, it was different.
It was huge.
It's skin was now gold and it's fingernails and fangs had retracted. It's eyes were clear and it wasn't hunched over anymore. Gohan set his teeth and drifted forward.
"You aren't taking over Earth." he said. The thing stared at him for a moment, then turned and began walking towards the nearest city.
"Oi! You walking fleshpit!" Gohan yelled, not happy about being ignored. The thing stopped and turned. Piccolo began sweating. Gohan didn't seem to be helping the situation.
"I have a name, half-breed. I am Bellva!" the creature said sounding ironically like Frieza.
"I have a name as well, Gohan. Oh and by the way, I don't care what your name is, you aren't taking over this planet! So, bugger off!" Gohan yelled. Bellva smiled, his nostrils flaring. Bellva disappeared and the reappeared right in front of Gohan. He snorted and then grabbed Gohan by the throat, or, he would have had Gohan still been there. He reappeared behind Bellva and crossed his arms, pure Vegeta style.
"I'll give you one more chance. Beat it." Gohan said, blue lightning dancing around his body.
"Don't think so Half-breed." the alien stated. Before Gohan could blink, he was hit with a powerful ki blast. Piccolo put his fingers to his forehead and in an instant had gathered the energy to perform his special move.
"Special beam cannon!" he yelled and sent the twisting blast straight at the enemy. It hit the creature's arm and blew it off. It growled and turned to face Piccolo. Gohan kicked Bellva from the back and sent him flying straight into his own ship. Piccolo fired powerful ki blasts at Bellva and Gohan joined in. They finally stopped and the smoke cleared. Bellva was gone and the ship was in ruins.
"He's still here! Somewhere!" Piccolo yelled in frustration. Gohan spun around and kicked out with all his might and succeeded in connecting with the energy he had been sensing.
"You really need to learn how to sneak." Gohan commented as Bellva got up from the rubble on the ground. Piccolo joined Gohan.
"It is true. You will stop at nothing to gain power!" Bellva yelled. Gohan's cheek twitched.
"Come off it." he said. Bellva stood and brushed off his backside.
"Your father must have been a hard one, but you did it." Bellva continued an ugly smile twisting his features.
"Shut up." Gohan said, his voice colder than the heart of the Atlantic. His hair lifted even higher off of the back of his neck, and the lightning shocks became stronger and more frequent.
"Ah, here we go. You could be a little fun after all. The Namekian, well, I think he'll have to die." Bellva suddenly regenerated his arm and sent a gigantic ki blast at Piccolo. Piccolo crossed his arms, trying to defend but knowing he would never be able to survive the attack, but the blast never hit. He looked up to see Gohan pouring his own blast into Bellva's, trying to push it back. Piccolo joined in, lending all the energy he could to Gohan's blast, for what good it did. Bellva was powerful and Piccolo knew who they needed. He looked to the sky for barely a second, then was back on task.