Dragon Ball Human

The Earth officer Chapat was not actually a human from Earth.

To be more precise, the life inhabiting the "Earth officer Chapat" was not an Earthling, but rather a being named Jiora.

Jiora was an alien.

He hailed from a planet called Biretijon.

Of course, as an Earthling, it's perfectly normal that you've never heard of this planet.

After all, Jiora's homeland was extremely far from Earth, which in itself was a tiny, remote corner of the Milky Way galaxy—Earth, in the even more isolated Slope City.

Jiora had long been troubled by this vast interstellar distance.

He had arrived on Earth just yesterday.

Saying "arrived" is a bit imprecise—Jiora had actually made an emergency landing on Earth.

The circumstances were incredibly complicated, and from Jiora's perspective, the dangers he faced could be turned into a thrilling space movie, potentially earning him a legion of fans, and even giving him enough recognition to be recommended for a position in the most prestigious team of law enforcers across the galaxy—the Galactic Guardians... or rather, the Galactic patrol.

Yes, Jiora was a law enforcer.

To put it in Earthling terms, he was a detective from the planet Biretijon.

In his pursuit of a ruthless murderer, Jiora had recklessly piloted his spacecraft, relentlessly chasing the criminal across the stars, but in the heat of the chase, the ship's fuel core was tragically destroyed.

As a result, he crash-landed on the nearest inhabited planet—this barren, unremarkable place.

And he was forced to merge with a human named Chapat.

Whether it was Chapat's human body or Jiora's true form revealed through his transformation, both were controlled by Jiora's will.

After Jiora left, Chapat himself wouldn't even be aware of the events that had transpired. He would only realize something was off when he exchanged words with others and found himself inexplicably unable to remember a period of time.

The reason for possessing another being was simple...

Jiora needed money.

As a law enforcer, his deep sense of justice wouldn't allow him to use violence to take what wasn't his.

Thus, he needed the identity and occupation of an Earthling.

He needed to make money because he needed to repair the fuel core of his spacecraft and replenish its fuel, both of which required significant funds.

Fortunately... he had conducted some research and found that the fuel he needed actually existed on Earth

Though it was strange, the Earthlings used the energy material Jiora commonly utilized, "gold," as a precious metal akin to currency. This undoubtedly added an obstacle to Jiora's plan to return home. According to his calculations, in order to acquire enough fuel to get back, he would need to save... 17 million Earth "coins"!

As for the salary of the Earth officer Chapat... well, that was a matter best left unsaid.

This "best left unsaid" made Jiora think of taking on a part-time job... a paid hero role! By using his position as a police officer, he could more easily intercept help requests. Using his true form as Jiora, he would transform into Cashman, solve problems for people, and, along the way, collect reasonable compensation.

However, just the second day into his side hustle, Jiora encountered an unexpected turn of events.

His transformation process...

Had apparently been witnessed up close by an Earthling child!

And because of the child's unexpected appearance, Jiora's thought process was disrupted. He hadn't even had the time to think carefully about how much to charge his two police colleagues for the help he was about to give in subduing the criminals... and before he knew it, he had jumped straight into action.

A mistake.

But the frustration of the Gold Warrior didn't last long.

When he leaped down from the high slope, landing firmly on the plains below, he focused his eyes on the two criminals abusing a human hostage, and couldn't help but almost laugh out loud.

It turned out that the two ugly thugs, resembling toads, with Mohawk haircuts, were both huge, tough criminals—one wearing a black vest and the other sporting basic combat armor.

These two were none other than the murderers Jiora had been chasing across the galaxy until just yesterday!

"Why is it you guys?"

The Mohawk aliens clearly recognized the suddenly appearing Jiora, and they muttered in displeasure, "You actually came to this planet, too?"

The other one touched his right-hand energy gun and hesitated slightly, "This guy's tough to deal with."

Jiora, facing criminals, never wasted any emotions. He simply stated calmly, "Still committing crimes, huh? You really never learn. Give it up, in a hand-to-hand fight, you're outmatched... I suggest you surrender."

He thought to himself, "as long as he could capture their ship... oh, I mean, seize it, he could go straight home without having to keep doing this side job."

"You say we've already lost?!"

"Ridiculous! let's show him our strength!"

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The two police officers hiding behind the large tree on the high slope were completely taken aback by Jiora's appearance.

Jiora's jumping ability was too impressive. Even though he had also jumped down from the high slope, the arc of his leap was so high that the two officers couldn't even tell where he had jumped from.

Jiora's true form looked like a full-bodied version of Frieza, with his skin almost hardened into a "masked superhero" type, and with a taller frame! Yamiru thought this was an accurate description. His demeanor was similar too—cold and indifferent. No wonder the two officers referred to him as a "strange guy."

"They're talking now?"

Yamiru squinted, frustrated that his Golden Veil didn't have eavesdropping capabilities. As he observed the Gold Warrior and the two strange individuals, he couldn't help but grow suspicious. Particularly their odd features and the gear worn by one of them reminded him of the Frieza Force, which shouldn't have existed in this era. It looked like they were confronting each other, almost like they were talking. Yamiru's curiosity was piqued.

But it didn't take long before his curiosity turned to dread.

His heart sank.

Suddenly, several beams of light shot out from below.

Yamiru swore that despite being fully focused on the three individuals below, despite his enhanced perception with the Golden Veil, and despite every other advantage, he couldn't see when the strange individual with the right-handed equipment launched the energy beams that struck the Gold Warrior.

In Yamiru's vision, it seemed like the beams appeared all at once, simultaneously, without him being able to see the moment the strange individual fired them.

Even worse, he didn't see when the Gold Warrior, faced with this "light-speed" attack, leaped into the air to avoid them.

Just as Yamiru was feeling frustrated, he suddenly realized that the explosion from the energy beams reached his ears.

Leaning forward over the high slope to look down, he saw the strange individual on the ground, holding up a device on his right hand, spraying beams of light in rapid succession, while the Gold Warrior, suspended in mid-air, deftly dodged each incoming beam with tiny movements.

"Dammit! This version is wrong! What year is it? Techniques lile Tri-beam and flight became worthless already? Did I end up in a parallel world?"

He muttered inwardly, subconsciously holding his breath.

Yamiru couldn't help but wonder: "Is Arale's world really considered fillers?"

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