Duosion [invite: Reku]

An alien pod entered the atmosphere no more than four hundred yards in front of Shadic and the lookout. It streaked through the sky until it cut through the clouds and was gone from the hybrid's field of view. He sighed, knowing full well what kind of pod just arrived. It was Saiyan, and as far as Shadic knew, there was only one Saiyan who would be visiting the Earth for any particular reason. And, of course, if it just so happened to be somebody else, they were not as strong as the King so they would not be a problem to handle.

Shadic took a step forward and fell off the edge of the lookout. He plummeted towards the Earth as the wind rushed past him and up into the air. The green, grassy ground slowly increased in size and scale as the hybrid neared, until Shadic was just milliseconds from making deadly contact. The hero swooped upwards, sending wind gusts through the grass around the area, and flew towards the mountain where the pod landed.

Once he arrived, Shadic landed on the rocky terrain and took a look around. The pod had charred the rocks in the area from the heat it picked up upon entry to the atmosphere, forever scarring the surface of the Earth, "Funny seeing you here again," Shadic joked towards the pod, assuming his friend was inside, "Not really, actually, I know you just love this place, and to be honest, I can't blame you."

Reku seemed confused as to how Shadic managed to track him down mere seconds after landing, but the answer was quite simple, "When you're cooped up on a tower doing nothing all day, which pretty much describes my life at this point, you notice things. Like a meteor crashing through the atmosphere and into the side of a big rock no more than ten miles away," He sighed and looked off at some rocks in the distance. Shadic's new life may not have been the most exciting thing in the world, but it was actually very important. Or so he was told.

"If you're not here because you love the place, which I know is the secret reason behind you returning, then why are you here? If I'd known you were stopping by I would have just waited to tell you my council idea myself rather than having Quantum come do it," He disregarded their encounter at Edgy's island, since that was a business call more than anything.

What was it with these Saiyans coming to Earth and asking for food? Shadic knew they had an insatiable hunger, for battle and food, but if this was going to start becoming a thing he wanted none of it. First Aspara, now Reku? Wack, "I mean, I don't exactly have a lot of food on the Lookout. We could go to a restaurant or something, on me. Big Shot gave me a nifty 'little' debit card as a gift for becoming the official Guardian of this place, so money is no real issue," He emphasized the word little, since it actually had a lot of cash loaded onto it, since Big Shot seemingly had no end to his funds.

Shadic bit his lip when he accidentally let his reunion with Big Shot slip. He knew Reku and the android had been on rocky grounds since before the BoB even fell, so hopefully that wouldn't set his King friend on some angry rampage. Maybe becoming a father and king mellowed out Reku a little bit. It was all Shadic could hope for at that point.

Shadic hopped into the air, ready to depart for a place to eat, but Reku seemed disturbed by the Big Shot comment. The hybrid feared this would happen, and he internally scolded himself for even name dropping their old friend, "Yep, Brand Herman. The head honcho of all things Big Shot himself. The Big Shot. Unpredictable, strange, weird android person thing. Our ole' pal," Shadic cleared his throat, "He's been busy working on his business side of things because apparently his partnership with Capsule Corp is booming. Or something along those lines. And he said he went through a state of extreme stress and depression, typical kajillionare stuff, nothing we really need to worry about,"

The hybrid looked off towards the horizon, then back to Reku, "So, what type of food did you have in mind? In my opinion, the stuff has only gotten better since the Demon War; nearly having an apocalypse really brings out the best in people,"