>>6099990“What?” you ask, shocked. Raditz, while in self-imposed exile, is a Saiyan. For Vegeta to order his death shocks you.
“We don't have a choice. The longer that monster is alive, the greater the risk to our people. If that monster won't leave his body, then Raditz must die as well.” he says, tone somber. “I will not risk our people's entire existence over any single life. His death is unfortunate, but a necessary sacrifice for the survival of our race.”
Well? How do you respond?
>Agree. It is unfortunate but necessary, and he can hopefully be brought back to life by the Namekian wish-granting dragon>Agree, but tell him what Towa told you. How there's still a chance to save him, how Raditz's life could be spared while still allowing you to kill that monster and you want to try this way first>Disagree, you know there's a way to save him without necessitating his death and won't let him die when he could be saved>Tell him you don't think you could kill a fellow Saiyan, not like this. While you may agree it necessary, you doubt yourself capable of doing so personally>Other(write in) 