Dragon Ball: My power level has been maxed out

She raised the scepter in her hand, and the crystal ball at the top of the scepter was aimed at Solo's body, scanning him up and down.

Pale blue light emanated from the sphere, like a thin veil covering Solo, slowly sweeping from his head to his toes.

Solo didn't move, letting the light wander over his body.

His heartbeat was steady, his breathing was even, and the smile on his face remained unchanged.

The crystal ball flashed twice and then dimmed again.

“I can’t tell.” Bardos shook her head slightly, put away her scepter, and a hint of confusion flashed in her eyes.

Solo was secretly delighted, and his eyes lit up.

Even Bardos couldn't tell?

What does this mean?

This means my system is at a higher level than that of angels.

It's normal that others can't sense a skill like [Combat Power x500], but it's quite intriguing that even angels can't sense it.

"I was just stronger than the two of them before," Solo replied with a smile. "I'm a rather lazy person. While they were diligently cultivating, I was researching cooking every day... so my cultivation was delayed, and my strength may no longer be as high as theirs."

"I see." Bardos nodded thoughtfully, gently turning the scepter in her hand.

She suddenly smiled, a genuine smile curving her lips.

"However, your choice is right. If you cultivate with me, you will definitely achieve twice the result with half the effort."

"I'll leave things to you from now on!" Solo said sincerely, his tone genuine.

……

More than two hours later.

Solo saw the end of the universe.

Ahead lay a hazy, gray boundary, where starlight vanished and the void fractured.

Like an invisible wall, stretching across the starry sky.

"call out!"

Bardos transformed into a streak of light as dazzling as a star, carrying Solo as they plunged into the Realm of Nothingness.

Everything around us went dark instantly. There was no starlight, no clouds, no color.

There was only a hazy, gray void, like a crumpled piece of paper, stretching endlessly into the distance.

"This is the Realm of Nothingness," Bardos explained simply, her scepter flickering in the light of the crystal ball. "Simply put, it's a universe that hasn't been explored yet."

"Oh, oh." Solo nodded in a mocking manner, his gaze sweeping over the gray, hazy space around him.

"It's worth mentioning that the universe we were in just now is called the Seventh Universe, while my universe is called the Sixth Universe, which is essentially a mirror universe of the Seventh Universe," Bardos explained again.

"Hmm, that sounds impressive." Solo nodded, his tone flat.

Bardos paused for a moment, her scepter pausing slightly in her hand, unsure of what to say.

Why did you give such a perfunctory answer?

We traveled for another hour or so in the Boundless Realm.

The hazy void began to thin, and a faint light could be seen in the distance.

"Snapped!"

Solo finally saw a dark starry sky ahead.

The starlight re-emerged from nothingness, like lamps that had been lit.

Bardos, carrying Solo, broke out of the Realm of Nothingness and appeared in the Sixth Universe.

The starry sky is vast and the starlight is dazzling, just like the scenery of the seventh universe.

It flew for almost another hour and a half.

Solo finally saw a planet shaped like an inverted pyramid.

Wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, its grayish-white surface gleams coldly in the starlight, suspended in the dark starry sky like an inverted mountain.

It is the planet Champa, or the realm of the Destroyers.

"call out!"

Bardos descended from the sky with Solo, their speed decreasing drastically, and they landed lightly on the earth of the God of Destruction.

My feet sank into the gray-white ground without stirring up a speck of dust.

The ground was as smooth as a mirror, with a slight sheen.

“We’ve arrived, Mr. Solo,” Bardos greeted with a smile, his scepter tapping lightly on the ground.

"What an amazing planet." Solo grinned and glanced around briefly.

In the distance are several low, domed buildings, and closer by is an open square. There are no clouds in the sky, only a deep starry sky and a bright star.

He looked away and asked again, "On such a big planet, do you live alone?"

“Oh dear, there’s also a pet cat,” Bardos replied with a smile. “But he’s gone on a trip recently and probably won’t be back anytime soon.”

Solo's lips twitched slightly.

Pet cat?

You call Xiangpa a pet cat?

Chapter 111 Comprehending the Power of Destruction

Solo stood on the gray-white ground of the planet Champa, his gaze fixed on the pale blue face of Bardos.

However, upon closer examination, Solo realized that what Bardos said seemed to make sense.

As Shenron once said, Champa and Beerus were originally just two stray kittens on the planet Arlandis, unable to even take care of themselves, huddled in the ruins shivering.

He was later found by Whis and Vados, who took good care of and nurtured him, which allowed him to gradually grow into the God of Destruction he is today.

Bardos could treat Champa like a pet cat, but Solo felt he absolutely couldn't have such thoughts.

Otherwise, Champa would definitely have thrown a Wrecking Ball at him, easily wiping him out of the world.

"Shall we start cooking now?" Solo rubbed his hands together, changing the subject.

As he spoke, he glanced around and pointed to an open space in front of him.

The terrain there was flat, the ground was smooth, and there were no obstructions.

"Can I turn that empty space into a kitchen?" Solo asked directly.

“Okay,” Bardos readily agreed.

Solo didn't hesitate. He pulled a capsule from his pocket, pressed his thumb on the button on top, and casually tossed it into the open space.

"boom!"

White smoke burst open, and after the smoke dissipated, a mobile kitchen appeared on the gray-white ground.

The stainless steel metal casing features a streamlined design, and the countertop is neatly arranged with pots, pans, bowls, and various kitchen utensils.

It is fully equipped with a stove, oven, refrigerator, and range hood.

This kitchen is equipped with a wide variety of utensils, enough for Solo to do whatever he wants.

“Now that I’m in a new environment, I’ll familiarize myself with it first.” Solo rolled up his sleeves and stepped into the kitchen.

He opened the refrigerator and looked at the empty shelves inside, then opened the storage cabinet to check it again, and then took out the ingredients he had prepared in advance from the multi-purpose capsule.

Meat, vegetables, and seasonings were arranged one by one on the worktable.

Then he got busy.

The sounds of cleavers clattering against cutting boards, the whooshing of firelighting stoves, and the sizzling of oil in fryers echoed across the vast Realm of Destruction, shattering the millennia-long silence of this planet.

Bardos looked on with anticipation, tapping her scepter lightly on the ground.

She raised her scepter, and the crystal ball at the top of the scepter flashed.

A long white table appeared out of thin air in the open space in front of the dining table.

The tabletop is smooth as a mirror, the legs are carved with exquisite patterns, and the chairs are lined up in a row.

Then, Bardos patiently waited for Solo to serve the food.

She sat in a chair, her hands clasped on the table, her gaze fixed on the kitchen, a faint smile playing on her lips.

A dozen minutes later, Solo brought out the first dish.

This dish is still one of the dishes listed in the menu.

Braised carp!

The fish is fried until golden and crispy, then drizzled with a bright red sweet and sour sauce and sprinkled with shredded green and red peppers and scallions, giving it an enticing sheen on the plate.

Bardos's beautiful eyes lit up, and she immediately picked up her chopsticks, took a piece of fish, dipped it in the broth at the bottom of the plate, and savored it.

"Oh my, enjoying delicious food at home!" Bardos smacked her lips, her eyebrows dancing again. "It really has a unique flavor."

"You eat first, I'll make the second dish." Solo smiled, turned around and went back to the kitchen to get busy again.

Before long, Solo brought out all the dishes he had prepared.

Dishes were laid out on the long table, steaming hot and fragrant.

Although Bardos had already eaten dinner on Earth, angels do not feel hungry.

Enjoying food is for enjoyment, not just to fill your stomach.

Her chopsticks moved nimbly through the dishes, and she tasted each dish several times, her eyes always shining.

Bardos enjoyed another sumptuous meal, and only when all the plates were empty did she put down her chopsticks and lean back in her chair, completely satisfied.

after eating.

Bardos stretched her body, gave a long yawn, and reached her pale blue fingers toward the sky.

"Thank you for your generous hospitality, Mr. Solo!" Bardos bowed politely to Solo, giving a slight nod.