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Speaking through his tears, "And there isn't a day that goes by where I am forgetting to be grateful for us doing that Dee. You have saved me from being fired from South Town Finishing school because you alone believed that I was a great teacher. You, Dee had found Broly for me. You made sure that Broly was proper enough to love me. And yet, you didn't have to use not one ounce of an evil method to do those things either. Dee you've saved my life due to this blood pact and yet, we are now bonded closer than we will ever be. I was right when I said that you were of the Orochi race. I sensed that the day you had slaughtered Benimaru Nikado in cold blood. Although, you had no choice but to slaughter him. You wouldn't have done it if there was an option. It was kill or be killed. Yet you had done that with the greatest of ease too. 5 hits and Benimaru wasn't going to see the light of day."

Raditz stopped and bowed in front of Dee and Iori "Forgive me Iori...It's my fault for bringing this up.." "Dee...I didn't mean any hurt toward Iori.."

Iori nodded and said, "No big deal, Raditz. You were only curious. That story of Dee's was uber good though. Dee, could you tell us all what happened next. I mean the next time you saw Terry after scaring the lunch out of him."

Making a forced giggle, Iori tried to imagine Terry being frightened that badly by Dee. It almost seemed that Dee was incapable of inducing fear of that magnitude.

Sighing, Dee sat down at the bar as Iori had passed her some more pop. Sipping the pop, she said, "Okay, Yagami, you win. I will tell one more story."

Getting comfortable, Dee said:

Now this part of the story begins where I had been touring South Town for many days. I lived like a bum on the streets for a while, but knowing how to fish and survive thanks to my remembered Saiyajin training. After a while, after watching Terry work his arms to nothing by carrying cement bags to the boats for buildings in other lands, I decided that this time I would try to make it to his place.

Well, I did not know South Town that well yet. I made it to Joe Higashi's place though.

Joe looked to me at first as just some customer wanting to have Joe make a car. But then, when I told Higashi that I knew Terry with the preceeding stories I already told you guys, then Joe understood that I was there to see Terry again.

I couldn't help him. I was falling for the tall blond. Terry by now was ... well I was 23... it was November of 2002. Terry was born in March of 1971, so that made him 31.

Anyway, Terry had made this interesting shirt in some sort of craft class. Or, at least it looked like he did. It was cute, but funny at the same time. It made a statement on Terry's creativity.

Dee was giggling. She couldn't help it. Remembering that shirt was hilarious.

Continuing on, Dee said:

His shirt had his name on it, but it looked like he had put red wine in a bucket and some how painted it on there. You know how in those cheesy 1970's films like the Brady Bunch they had those really odd looking splashed appeal fashion? Terry had one of those shirts. It was the coolest, but funniest thing I ever saw!

But, if that wasn't funny enough, if that wasn't what got me laughing when I saw him, it was Andy's expression. Andy had this face that said, "Dear God, why did I have to come with Terry today to Joe's?"

Terry was also singing to the tune, "When a Man loves a woman", except that it was his own made up lyrics.

It was obvious that either Terry was blind drunk or he was seriously trying to impress me. Either way, it was a must-see scene.

Anyhow, after we reaquainted with each other, and when I found out that it was Terry only trying to impress me and not drunk, we went inside and Terry wanted to watch some anime movie that was supposed to be on.

Instead it was something cheesy that made us both yawn with boredom. So, Terry turned on the ghetto blaster while Joe made some popcorn.

While Terry's back was turned, I thought I would do something that would speak of in a way too elaborate way that I liked Terry. I took off all my clothes then I got Terry's attention.

Joe dropped the popcorn making a mess all over the rug, and Terry gaped at me thinking, "Am I seeing things?"

Then Joe thought he'd knock some sense into Terry, but not before I said, "Howdy big boy..."

If anyone was actually watching this scene and was there, they'd be laughing themselves silly by now.



Dee looked around the room, and asked, "Before I continue, do any of you have any questions or has to use the bathroom?"

Wandering over to where Terry was, Iori found Terry fast asleep. He giggled softly, Iori did before re-closing the curtain.

He said in a whisper to everyone, "We gotta keep our voices low. Terry's sleeping up here."

Raditz nodded and looked at Andy saying "No, no questions so far...But..a loud rumbling went his stomach...Raditz looked embarresed for a second..I'm..hungry.

Dee's gut was the next to rumble. She said, "Iori, could you make me what you are making Raditz, oh, but for mine, make sure my burger is well done."