Royal Saiyan Blood

The dawn of Prince-R's sixth year was marked not by celebration, but by a solemn tradition that every Saiyan prince must face—the first solo mission. This was a rite that signified the transition from a mere student of war to a true warrior.

The Miss'on Briefing: In the dim light of the war room, Prince-R received his mission. His task was to travel to the treacherous planet Tarnax IV, known for its hostile environment and the savage creatures that roamed its surface. His objective was clear: to retrieve the rare Kyber Crystal, a gem said to amplify a warrior's energy.

The Departure: As Prince-R's spacecraft pierced the atmosphere of Planet Vegeta, he felt the solitude of space. It was a silence that spoke volumes, a reminder that he was now alone, reliant solely on his training and instincts.

The Arrival: Tarnax IV loomed before him, its surface a tapestry of jagged mountains and fiery volcanoes. As he descended, the ship's sensors alerted him to the presence of lifeforms—massive, powerful, and undoubtedly dangerous.

The Hunt: The hunt for the Kyber Crystal was a treacherous one. Prince-R navigated the perilous terrain, his senses heightened to the slightest movement, the faintest sound. The creatures of Tarnax IV were unlike any he had faced before—beasts of flame and stone that seemed to emerge from the very planet itself.

The Confrontation: The crystal was guarded by the mightiest of these creatures, a behemoth that breathed fire and moved mountains with its roar. Prince-R engaged the beast, his every move a blend of precision and power. The battle was fierce, a dance of flame and fury, as the prince tapped into the depths of his Saiyan strength.

The Triumph: With a final, thunderous blow, Prince-R felled the creature, his hands closing around the Kyber Crystal. Its energy pulsed through him, a resonance that felt both foreign and familiar. He had completed his mission, not just as a prince, but as a warrior of his people.

The Return: As Prince-R returned to Planet Vegeta, the crystal in hand, he was met with cheers and admiration. But within his heart, he carried not just the pride of accomplishment but the knowledge that this was but the first of many trials he would face.