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Monstrous Bird of Qin, Ou Ki
"..."
To say this was not good would be an understatement. While there were certainly individuals who were eminently qualified to lead the Saiyan Empire should Sarada indeed die--Mato, to be precise, and she was willing to bet he was acting as its temporary leader at the moment--it would be a huge blow to morale for the Saiyan Queen to die like this. Never mind how much it would devastate her family, Maiz included.
She remained silent, trying to think of some way to help. And then, it hit her... Bekon! The Zhu clan's specialty was food that acted as a potent healing agent, and with how strong Bekon had become and how much he'd learned during his stay in the afterlife, surely he'd be able to something. Even if that something was merely stabilizing her.
"...recently, my mate was revived, and I... I think he may be able to help..." She placed her fingers to her forehead again and sought out Bekon's familiar energy, disappearing immediately when she found it. She found him having a drink of water.
Bekon blinked. "Whoa, miss me so much that you rushed ba--"
Tasure didn't even let him finish before she grabbed his arm, locked onto Maiz's energy yet again, and instant transmissioned back to her side. "We've got an emergency. Think your cooking can cure a neurotoxin?"
Disoriented for a moment, Bekon shook his head, then looked at Tasure, then Maiz, then Sarada. His expression darkened as he processed the situation. He turned his attention to Maiz. "You must be Maiz, if I recall correctly. I would love to exchange pleasantries, but it would appear that your queen is in dire need of a miracle. I will require the use of the nearest kitchen and any high-quality ingredients you can provide. If you have anything available with innate healing properties, all the better."
Tasure had no idea whether this would even work, to be honest, but it was the only thing she could think of on short notice. If she'd learned of this sooner, she could have used the Dragonballs to cure the queen, but... damn it!