Dragon Ball - King of Super Membranes

After a moment of reflection, I suddenly realized that it was not someone coming, but something similar to consciousness or a way of transmitting thoughts.

Sure enough, a voice rang around us, but it didn't have any substance: "Oh my God, we thought no one could receive the distress signal we sent, but someone can actually receive it! It's great."

I paused, a little confused, what? S.O.S?

"After those damn invaders came, they turned our home into this!" I could hear the endless anger and helplessness in his voice.

I was completely speechless: "What intruder? What are you talking about?"

That voice gave me the impression that he hesitated for a moment, and then said slowly: "Didn't you receive my distress signal?"

I told him exactly what I wrote on my assignment. Then asked him: "This is what I know, but what is going on here?"

The voice organized the language and said slowly: "We are Brook people."

"What?!" Xiaolang and I both exclaimed.

"Those just now, weren't they from Brooke?!"

"How could those guys be Brooks? Those are the bad guys who invaded our planet."

"Then where are you now?"

"It's a little deep...under your feet. They locked us up here and laid this trap. I don't know who they were trying to lure...maybe you. But you...get us out first...speak here. …too tired."

"Oh, I know, I'm going to think of a way... How deep are you guys? I'm afraid of hurting you."

"Don't worry about us... The material of this cage is the same as the trap used to catch you... As long as you don't exert that power just now... that power won't hurt us."

Since what he said, I no longer worried and released the skill downwards with force.

"Particle blast!"

Huge force pressed down. I inexplicably found that my power seemed to be much stronger than before arriving on this planet.

I believe this has something to do with the state of enlightenment I just had.

In an instant, a huge pit appeared on the ground, and the pit was still expanding, with sand and rocks flying around, a scene of world destruction.

Gradually, several cages appeared. Those cages were not very big, and each one could only hold about a hundred people. And almost everywhere I can see are such cages. As the pit gradually grows larger, the number of cages continues to increase.

I'm not surprised by this. There must be at least 100 or 200 million people on the planet. One or 200 million people can't be easily accommodated. There must be many, many cages like this, so I'm not worried at all. It's an effort to push more sand to the side.

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