Dragon Ball:Vados is my Wife

After such a commotion, Beerus lost all interest in the so-called Super Saiyan God. What had once seemed like a foretold rival in his dreams now paled in comparison to Kahn — his future rival, who would one day be the Great God of Destruction.

Beerus, fearing for his future position, did everything he could to please Kahn. After the sea voyage, he accompanied Son Goku back to Beerus' star. Kahn, however, had another request. He told Beerus to bring along Son Gohan and Vegeta as well. After all, Beerus had been the catalyst for nearly wiping out the Saiyan race, and now, it seemed only fair that he would help train the remaining Saiyans.

Kahn, knowing that he would eventually leave Earth, wanted to ensure that Earth was left with enough strength to defend itself from future threats. This was the least Beerus could do for his past actions.

Here's the corrected version using accurate Dragon Ball names and timeline references:

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The next day, at Capsule Corporation, Kahn and Vados visited the Sacred World of the Kai.

Upon their arrival, the Old Kai, Supreme Kai (Shin), and Kibito greeted them respectfully.

"Master Kahn, the future God of Destruction, is there anything we can do for you in the Supreme Kai's realm?" Shin asked, his voice filled with deference.

Earlier, Beerus had visited the Supreme Kai's world to warn them about Kahn. He made it clear that Kahn, as the future God of Destruction, was not someone to anger. Any displeasure could have disastrous consequences.

Because of this, Shin and the other Kais were unusually courteous whenever Kahn was around.

Kahn raised a hand, dismissing their formalities. "No orders today. I've come to request something."

The Kais exchanged puzzled looks. "What is it that you seek?" Shin asked.

Kahn's voice was calm but carried a serious tone. "I need a Time Ring — one that will allow me to travel back in time."

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Planet Cereal, Age 735.

At this time, the Saiyan race was under Frieza's control. The Saiyans had invaded Planet Cereal and nearly wiped out the Cerealian population. Only two individuals survived the destruction: Granolah and a Namekian named Monaito.

Bardock, determined to save them, fought fiercely against Gas, one of the Heeters working for Frieza. As Bardock battled, Monaito, carrying the young Granolah, watched helplessly from the jungle. The fight was brutal, with Bardock struggling against Gas, who was unleashing his full power.

Despite Bardock's best efforts, he was outmatched by Gas's overwhelming strength and was being beaten relentlessly. Monaito, knowing he couldn't help, rushed back to their shelter, holding Granolah tightly.

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"Father..." Granolah muttered weakly, still unconscious.

Kahn watched from the high ground, his heart aching for Bardock. He knew the outcome of this battle from Dragon Ball Super: Granolah the Survivor Saga, but seeing it play out in reality was a completely different experience.

In the story, Bardock had managed to defeat Gas. But here, it was evident that the odds were stacked against him. Just as Gas prepared to strike again, Bardock shouted to Monaito: "Get out of here! It's too dangerous!"

Monaito, recognizing Bardock's determination, quickly retreated, leaving Bardock to face his fate.

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As Kahn observed, Vados spoke softly. "Bardock is different from other Saiyans. He has a kind heart."

Kahn, reflecting on the scene, nodded. "Yes, unlike most Saiyans, Bardock values family and friendship above all. If it weren't for Frieza's rule, he would never have participated in the destruction of other planets."

Vados pointed toward the shelter. "Look, husband."

Kahn turned to see Monaito retrieving two Dragon Balls from their hiding place. Summoning Toronbo, the Namekian Eternal Dragon of Planet Cereal, Monaito made his wish.

"Tell me your wish, and I will grant it," Toronbo's deep voice echoed.

Kahn's eyes widened. He had a feeling about what Monaito might wish for, but he wasn't certain. Could he wish for Bardock's power to increase, giving him the strength to win the battle?

Instead, Monaito's wish surprised him.

"I wish for Bardock to be sent back to Planet Vegeta," Monaito said softly.

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At that moment, Bardock, still in the heat of battle against Gas, suddenly heard a voice in his mind.

"Bardock, by Monaito's wish, I will send you back to Planet Vegeta," Toronbo said.

Bardock, confused, looked around. "What? Who's speaking?"

"I am Toronbo, the Eternal Dragon of this world," the voice answered.

Despite the offer, Bardock refused. "A Saiyan would rather die than retreat!"

Even though he knew he was outmatched, Bardock refused to abandon the fight. He continued his struggle against Gas, determined to protect Monaito and Granolah.

Kahn, watching from above, felt a surge of admiration for Bardock. His unyielding determination, even in the face of death, was remarkable. "The Saiyan spirit... even in the darkest moments, it refuses to break."

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Vados, noticing Kahn's intense focus, spoke again. "It's happening now."

Kahn looked down to see Monaito making a second wish to Toronbo. "Do you have another wish? I will grant it," the dragon asked.

Monaito, guilt-ridden over Bardock's battle, made a heartfelt request. "I will pass this wish to Badrock, please grant his wish."

Bardock, battered and bloodied, somehow heard Monaito's wish. Despite his pain, a faint, fatherly smile crossed his face. "If it's a wish... then let my children grow strong," he muttered.

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Kahn's heart ached as he heard Bardock's words. For the first time, he fully grasped the depth of Bardock's love for his family. It wasn't just a warrior's strength that defined him but a father's unwavering love that transcended even the most desperate battles.

At that moment, Kahn realized that Bardock's spirit, his unyielding resolve, was something truly worth protecting. It was a legacy that would shape the future of the Saiyan race — a legacy that would echo through his descendants, Goku and Raditz.

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(A/N: Throw your power stones and comment on this book, please! It will motivate me!)