Zabura had stood silent with his arms crossed through the first of the fights, the pose was almost becoming synonymous with him on earth you could say as he only ever did it when he was thinking or feeling impatient. The first fight had been barely entertaining at all that was to say the least, a match against some human named David and an orange alien named Teemo. The moves of Teemo were lacking any real martial skills, and the other competitor David seemed to favor that finger beam of his, in fact that had been next to no real fighting the entire first round, just a flurry of weak punches and miniscule ki blasts. However the humans around the demon seemed to be entertained by this level of fighting, which was not shocking seeming most of them probably did not know what a real fight was. The only one who seemed to be disappointed like Zabura was the young one next to the kid who had interrupted his conversation with Kouta at the top of the stairs. But his reasons of disappointment were not the same, in fact he seemed terribly naive, not realizing that what he was seeing was the most basic use of ki. It was amazing how stupid humans were in this place. The second match had been against an old man and some kind of show off wannabe superhero named Ultra Dimension. This match had been just slightly more entertaining then the first, however Zabura despised how much disrespect Ultra Dimension displayed, however with all said and done the old man lost and the winner was escorted out by some ship from the sky. 

The third fight very much like the first had been quick and had showed no real skill set at all, in a lot of ways it was worst then the first. However like before the humans at it up like it was suppose to be amazing. It was however the fourth fight that ended up being the best out of all the others, a human named Jack and a namekian named Fenro. The fight had been short and almost brief in terms of time, however at least these two fighters seemed to retain some level of skill, especially the namekian, Zabura would have to keep an eye on that one when the time came to steal the dragon balls. Although he was suddenly broken from his thoughts when he felt something cold hit his head and start dripping into the collar and down his back. Zabura slowly reached his hand up and touched his head bringing it back down to have a weird liquid on it, growling he turned as a human was looking directly at him.

"Hey buddy the rest of us would like to see the show how bout sitting down!"

Zabura raised his hand slowly as he spread his fingers out periodically, he had every intention of blasting this disrespectful human straight in his mouth, however if he did that then he would undoubtedly be attacked by would be saviors, and this would not do, at least not right now. So instead he lowered his hand as he gritted his teeth, then concentrating some ki in his foot he lifted it up little ways and brought it to the ground in a stomp, the entire section of bleachers erupted in a semi violent earthquake as all the people behind Zabura were thrown from their seats and on top of each other. The humans around Zabura were now slightly dazed and more or less confused as to where the sudden shaking came from, however they would be too stupid to realize the truth, turning his back on them he wiped the rest of the liquid off himself and swiped his hand as it splattered some nearby man. This caused more trouble however when the man came up to him already cursing at him, Zabura didn't even bat an eye as he pointed his finger and hit the fool with a gust of ki knocking him head over heels into some other humans.

Zabura silently lowered his hand as he crossed his arms once more turning his attention back to the ring, however he couldn't help but notice that the young man next to him was looking at him now. The same child who had ridiculed the first fight calling it a movie. Turning his gaze to the young man Zabura's eye's glowed a deep red as their eye's meant for a brief moment before Zabura turned his head away. This kid would see true power soon, that was a guarantee, but for now he would bide his time until that moment came.