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[i]"You should have just let me die!"[/i]

The Supreme Kai of the Multiverse watched as Ovaan flew off and turned back to Chronoa who was looking rather upset after Ovaan's choice of words. "Not to be rude or anything but while that gentleman cools off, I believe we have something more important to discuss: These destroyed universes, did they have anything in common?" He asked rather bluntly.

Chronoa shot him a rather angry glare. "Each of the destroyed universes had one or more versions of the people we have here. But the thing is, I can't figure out [i]why[/i] they're being targeted. Universes without them are absolutely fine. They're untouched."

The Supreme Kai of the multiverse looked up for a moment and without another word grabbed the Dimensional scanner off Chronoa's arm. "I'm going to need this. I'll return it when I'm done with it." He said simply as he called out to Okora."Apprentice, we need to put our heads together for this one. Come along."

Okora simply smiled faintly at Tabaga. "Sorry, duty calls." She said quietly as she followed the green skinned Kai towards a deserted area of the city.

Chronoa simply stared in shock at the figures as they walked away and looked down at her arm and then back at the figures. "That thing requires a key to get it off my arm. How the hell did he do that?!"

Tabaga simply chuckled and incurred an angry glare from the Kai. She ignored it however. "Since Ovaan took the gravity training thing with him, I don't suppose you have something we can use to train up a bit? Knowing our luck, we're probably going to be fighting again very soon."

The Supreme Kai of Time simply stared at Tabaga and sighed after a few seconds. "We have one training chamber left. They were brand new when the city was attacked. The other two were damaged beyond repair. You might be better off training on that ship Ovaan grabbed earlier first though. They were designed only to be used by our strongest time patrollers who could handle the amount of stress the chamber puts on the body"