At one point Kelvin had figured that the chemical tank that he had used to help accelerate Kelvin's natural process of healing was pretty incredible. However, this was even far more so impressive than that ever had been. This process had admittedly almost looked like magic to him. Soon enough, though, it seemed like the other was speaking to him again. That was enough to quickly take him out of his trance in the process.<br/><br/>"I thought that you had to undergo some basic training just to go on these deep space missions." With that, Clarinet shrugged a bit, perhaps having shortchanged himself when it came to special skills. The response from that computer certainly did seem to suggest that what Kelvin had been saying was true after all. "Out of curiosity, how is it exactly that the vacuum of space doesn't just eat you alive?"<br/><br/>From what Clarinet had always understood, they should have experienced a boiling of the blood as soon as they reached the horrific temperatures and lack of atmosphere that came with being in outer space. That being said, he wasn't at all complaining that his friend hadn't died in such a horrible way. He wouldn't have wished something like that on his worst enemy, let alone one of his best friends.<br/><br/>"Well then, remind me from here on out that I should probably fly the ship for you." It was meant as a joke, considering that he really already did technically fly it along with Sitaka. The Tuffle presumably could handle things as well of course. Nevertheless, the Namekian in question soon rolled his eyes at the joke about being called a tech-whisperer.<br/><br/>He then paused when he was asked about how old he was and answered as honestly and straight-faced as ever. Those few moments where Clarinet had made a joke looked even funnier by comparison as a result. "I would train you in any of the technologies that you require knowledge of. That being said, I believe that on the calendar you are most familiar with I just turned 80 years old."<br/><br/>Typewritten text generally didn't pulse, but apparently this wasn't normal typewritten text by any account. Nothing here seemed normal exactly. "By English do you mean the language that they communicate in on Dragon World? I never spent much time on that planet but that gives me another idea."<br/><br/>Certainly, though, his idea was going to have to wait because the other looked to be requesting a little help locating the planet that he came from. With a nod and a gesture, Clarinet did help the other find the planet that he had called home, and perhaps took a little too seriously in his defense of. Regardless, it hadn't taken him too long to do just that at all. "Come to think of it, talking about pressure and the like, how would it be training here? It's a nice big hall, and I wonder if there's any benefit from the conditions here on this planet to us. By the way, now that you see Namek sitting there pretty in the stars, what do you think?"<br/><br/>Apparently he had hoped to get the other to legitimize how highly he thought of his home planet full of slug people. This all gave him a much bigger idea that he had only touched on before. "You know, do you know the story of the Dragon Balls from Namek or not? We would get three wishes if we could bring them together and summon the Eternal Dragon named Porunga. We could wish this civilization right on this planet and even fix the damage that your people did."<br/><br/>What he had not mentioned was the fact that they would have received an additional wish as well. Fortuanetly he knew how to summon the dragon once the Dragon Balls had all been collected as well, having learned the password takkaraputo popurunga pupirittoparo as a young child. Warrior-type Namekians were trusted with this kind of information. Ironically there were plenty of people from Planet Namek even that weren't.<br/><br/>"So what do you say, do you want to train for a while and then collect the seven magic Dragon Balls so that we can summon Porunga?" Honestly, Clarinet had no idea how much of the legend Kelvin knew about, and the Namekian might have sounded like a child talking of wishes to him. Nevertheless, he figured that at least to him this was far more than a mere wish. All of what he was saying would have indeed been true.<br/><br/>That was when the gravity of the other thing that he was saying came to hit Clarinet like a ton of bricks. Well, it had to be far more than a ton of bricks considering how powerful the Z Fighters had come to be. "Planet Namek, if that's true, then we're going to have to go there and fast." He figured that meant that he knew what their third wish was going to be. It also meant that they only had a little time before things got very real very quickly.<br/><br/>Worst off was the promise that he had already made himself. Clarinet knew entirely too well that his people could eventually end up like those from this planet, and he had already promised himself that he wouldn't allow that to happen. If they were going to do any training, then they had to work fast, and he was also going to have to manipulate the artificial gravity control on their spacecraft.<br/><br/>That would have let them train even faster when the time came. It would have also put additional stress on their bodies, which he had to think of another way to work around.<br/><br/>"Say, have you ever been to the Dragon World then? Is it true that they have some sort of magical lima beans there?"<br/><br/>There were stories of Senzu Beans everywhere, but unlike the legends surrounding the Dragon Balls, he had no idea whether these stories were indeed true or were just something that had been fancifully invented and passed along.