How long has she been wandering, with no set destination in mind?
This planet was still so strange, and she knew little of what truly lurked in the cities scattered across its surface. She only ever drew so close to their outskirts, out of fear her power level would be separated from the countless ones around and signaled out by an organization she wished to never see again. Despite serving her race’s army first and foremost, Gine was not ignorant to the reach the Frieza Force had over the cosmos.
Earth seemed very peaceful, but because of how certain soldiers could be stationed in the cities, the tranquility could be an illusion for all she knew. Pleasant to look at, but a veil of an awful reality that she would be drawn back to if she were ever discovered.
It terrified her, frankly. However, as time has gone on and she has yet to be face-to-face with a Frieza Force troop…she did begin to entertain the idea that this planet was completely free of it. Pessimism aside, she truly did hope it was, as that would be good news for the dilemma she had looming in her consciousness ever since she realized this was Earth.
Where was her youngest son?
Due to the unexplainable event that led to her being…alive? Gine couldn’t say how long it’s been since he was sent here. If he was still such a precious baby boy, or if he’s grown into a strong man. Regardless, she desperately wanted to find him. It was the only thing that kept her rising, and moving with some measure of purpose.
The lone ex-soldier spent the majority of her time traveling across country sides and through forests, searching for the smallest sign that he was still alive. The only thing she kept on her person was a small, blue device that seemed to be an old radio, and every day in the early morning, she turned it on to listen to Earthlings chatter on or to their society’s music in the hopes for a clue would inform her of his location. She has had no luck so far, and she was steadily growing more and more desperate.
Today, Gine has taken to walking through a mountainous area. The relative silence allowed her to focus intently, listening and watching for anything out of the ordinary. The poor sleep she had the night prior meant that her energy was lackluster now, and it was being worsened by her intensifying hunger.
She exhaled deeply from her nose, shifting part of her focus onto finding food, but it was then that she heard a series of noises a long distance away…
And carried on the wind, was a distinct scent that had her heart skip a beat and her legs start moving again on their own.
