Kinoko made a vow since she started taking comfort on Earth. The abuse she had received from Raditz had taken its toll, and it finally made her decide to kill him, probably for the first time without honor. That was the reason Kinoko had changed sides in the first place: She had enough of it. 

It felt as if they wouldn't go away...the memories. As much as Kinoko wanted to forget them, she feared that the more they continued to bother her, the more she feared of becoming an uncontrollable Super Saiyan. However, the only reason she didn't was because of Goku and Vegeta, who've managed to convince her that she wouldn't. From there, she believed, thanked, and loved them. Whenever times like these began to take their toll, she would go to either go to Chi-Chi, Bulma, or Videl to talk about it. The ex-princess knows that she's really tough like her father, but yet, she was a gentle soul, like her mother. 

Kinoko pretty much figured that the memories would bother Vegeta too. She left her older brother alone to his thoughts, but never let him get overly brooding, just knowing that those said-thoughts would continue to bother them both, as they contained the memories of their servitude for Lord Frieza himself, back in the past. Of course, before the eradication of their homeworld, she had remained really close with Vegeta, considering that they had obviously grew up together in the same status and household. As close as they were, rather emotionally, Kinoko just knew that, even though her older brother would be out training, he wouldn't put it above family-oriented scenarios. Especially when it comes to the wellbeing of his wife, his son, or his sister. As much as he didn't want to admit it, the Saiyan prince will put their wellbeing before his own. 

She managed to get some new clothes for him and herself, and she decided to wear them now: a dark-blue midriff top, a pair of dark skinnies, and high-heeled boots. Just as they were passing by some youths, the Martial Arts Tournament rang in their ears. Was this their calling? It must be. Just imagine what Bulma could do with the money! No doubt Chi Chi would sell it for educational purposes; not that Kinoko would disagree on the woman’s decisions, out of respect. 

Her superhuman senses may have dwindled because she didn’t expect herself bumping into someone, resulting in the stain of her new outfit. However, instead of contempt, a smile on Kinoko’s face. “Hey, it’s all good. Don’t worry, I’m lucky to have an extra pair”, for that, she used Instant Tranmission to dissapear, and reappear with the same clothes, but fresher.