Their burps reached a point where they were simply too powerful. The clouds collided, and then erupted, filling the room with a mixture of Kale and Caulifla's stinking gas.
Needless to say, the smell was indescribable. They were rendered completely unconscious the moment the stench made contact with their nostrils. They woke up several hours later. The smell still lingered, but it was no longer pungent enough to make them comatose. They had regress to base form, with Caulifla's hair now black, and Kale at her original size. Their guts had shrunk noticeably, although they were still large enough to dwarf the rest of their bodies themselves. Kale's especially, now that she was no longer enormous.
Caulifla and Kale got up, looked at each other, and then began to laugh uncontrollably.
"That was pretty *URP* fun, sis," Caulifla said affectionately. "You're pretty strong, you know. And you have the appetite of a real Saiyan."
"Yeah," Kale replied sleepily, with a bit of pride.
"We have to do this again sometime. We'll both do some training, get way more food than last time, so we can really see who the gassiest Saiyan girl is."
Kale nodded with agreement. Next time, she would beat her mentor for sure. And even if she didn't, well, the opportunity to stuff herself and then belch like a complete slob would make it all worth it either way.
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