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Grand priest ask Goku about his trip to demon world

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0:00Goku and Vegeta were training as usual

0:01on Beerus's planet when Whis suddenly

0:03received a call from the Grand Priest.

0:05The Grand Priest asked Whis to send Goku

0:06to Zeno's palace immediately. Whis

0:08casually informed Goku about the request

0:10and without hesitation, Goku went to see

0:11Zeno. Upon arrival, the Grand Priest

0:13welcomed him and then mentioned

0:14something unusual. He said Zeno would

0:16love to hear about Goku's trip to the

0:17demon world. Goku was both shocked and

0:19curious about the question, but admitted

0:20that the trip was interesting, and he

0:22even made a new friend there. The Grand

0:23Priest asked him to explain in detail.

0:25Before Goku could answer, he asked why

0:26they wanted to know. That's when Zeno

0:28interrupted saying that visiting the

0:29demon world was not normal. No mortal or

0:31even deity was allowed there. So, how

0:33did Goku enter? Goku revealed that with

0:34the help of his friend Glorio, they were

0:36able to pass through the gates of the

0:37demon world. He also mentioned that

0:39there were three demon worlds. The Grand

0:40Priest stopped him. Three, there were

0:42four demon worlds. Goku tried to correct

0:44him, but the Grand Priest explained that

0:46when his wife left the royal palace to

0:47live there, there were indeed four

0:48worlds. Everyone in the room was

0:50shocked. If there were four, where did

0:51one go missing? To find out what

0:53happened next, subscribe. Next part at

0:5550K. Comment yes.

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