Dragon Ball - King of Super Membranes

In the end, I dug out more than 100 cages.

It was much less than I expected. I tried digging around again, but there was nothing. At the same time, the Brook man who talked to me earlier also said: "That's it, that's it, no need to dig anymore. Help us open the cage!"

I nodded and started smashing the cage.

I smashed the cage hard, but couldn't open it. I also remembered what he said before: "This cage is very tight."

Now I'm in trouble, I don't know how to open it.

"Attack that lock, it looks weakest there."

The two of us worked together to break the lock. Once, twice, and three times, cracks appeared in the lock, and the cracks became bigger and bigger.

"Crack!"

The first lock broke and the cage opened. People inside walked out.

Little Wolf and I went to open the second cage. After a while, most of the cages were opened.

At that time, I felt very strange about something: "This cage is so strong, why is the lock so fragile?" But because there was nothing special about it, I didn't pay attention to it.

Then we thought of the second question, how do we pull people up. These cages were buried under the sand. After I dug them out, they all piled up in a big pit. I had to take them out one by one, which seemed very troublesome.

So I asked the Brooks who had walked out of the cage to walk back into the cage, and then I carried the cage and took them out.

The weight of the Brooke and the cage were lighter than I thought. It took me a little effort to carry out several hundred people plus the cage.

After they all came out, I immediately went to the Brooke man who had spoken to me before and asked the question I wanted to know the most: "You were buried under the sand for so long? Why didn't you die?"

The Brook man smiled and said, "We Brook men don't need oxygen. We have always used this oxygen as industrial products and for some special purposes."

I was so surprised by this that I asked, "If you don't have to breathe, how do you get energy?"

"We have always been directly transformed into flesh. Our stomachs grind it into powder, and these powders constitute our bodies. There is no need to convert it into energy."

I find this amazing, because in my worldview, all life needs to breathe, it's just a matter of how long they can hold it.

This is the first living thing I've encountered that doesn't need to breathe, and I'm very excited.

Then I started asking them how I could help them change the planet back to what it once was.

I still want to help them, after all, I have a power of attorney. Although this letter of authorization was written by the enemy.

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