It was a perfect evening in the heart of Earth's capital, where a massive stage had been set up in an open-air stadium. The sky above was dotted with stars, and a soft breeze played across the faces of a rather unique audience, gathered not just from Earth, but from across the universes. A special event, arranged by Mr. Satan and Bulma, had brought together beings from every corner of the multiverse, all to enjoy a concert that was set to be unlike anything they'd ever experienced before.

The energy in the air was electric, the crowd eager with anticipation. The Z Fighters, Shallot, Giblet, Vegito, and Gogeta, alongside the warriors of Universe 6 and Universe 2—except for Hit, Frost, and the absent members of their teams—had all gathered in one place. The beings in attendance were a mix of warriors, gods, and even a few civilians, all unified by the promise of an unforgettable night.

As the final touches were made to the stage, the crowd fell into an anticipatory hush. It was then that the band stepped onto the stage: Against The Current. The crowd erupted into applause as the female lead singer, Chrissy Costanza, stepped to the front with her microphone, her fiery red hair glowing under the stage lights. She smiled, looking out at the audience, knowing that tonight would be an unforgettable performance.

"Thank you all for being here!" Chrissy's voice rang out, cutting through the excitement of the crowd. "You guys are amazing! We're so excited to perform for you tonight!" She nodded to her bandmates—guitarist Dan, bassist Kevin, and drummer Will—who gave their own excited nods as they prepared for the first song.

Without any further delay, the opening notes of "Legends Never Die" rang out, the powerful guitar riff sending waves of energy through the air. The crowd cheered, but it wasn't just the music that was making their hearts pound—it was the power of the moment itself. As Chrissy's voice soared with the chorus, her words echoed through the stadium:

"Legends never die
They become a part of you
Every time you bleed for reaching greatness
Relentless you survive."

As the song built to its peak, the Z-Fighters felt their adrenaline spike. Vegeta, who wasn't one to show emotion easily, found himself tapping his foot, the rhythm of the song reverberating through his chest. Even Shallot, usually the easygoing Saiyan, couldn't help but be caught up in the song's energy. His eyes narrowed with focus, and his hand clenched in time with the beat.

"That's the spirit!" shouted Gogeta with a grin, his energy spiking as he absorbed the music's power.

Giblet, standing nearby, nodded. "The song's fierce... I can feel it." His Saiyan blood boiled with the same relentless drive the song conveyed.

As the song reached its climax, a surge of power pulsed through the crowd, but it wasn't just the physical energy—they were all being touched by the emotions behind the lyrics. In this moment, they were legends. They were warriors who fought, bled, and rose time and again to face the impossible. The song's message resonated deeply with them all, and they felt invincible.

After the roar of the crowd died down, Against The Current shifted seamlessly into their next song: "Paralyzed."

The hard guitar riff came crashing through the speakers as Chrissy's voice took on a more haunting tone. The words were powerful, speaking to the inner struggles that no one ever sees.

"But it's making me stronger
Fight a little longer
I'm gonna bring me back to life
And I won't be paralyzed."

Shallot stood at the edge of the crowd, his chest heaving as the song surged with intensity. He remembered the dark days, the battles he'd fought, and how he'd never given up—even when it seemed impossible. I won't be paralyzed, he thought to himself, letting the music flood him with renewed strength.

Beside him, Caulifla and Kale from Universe 6 found themselves nodding along. They'd seen their own fair share of struggles, and the message in the song was clear—it was about rising up again, no matter how hard life hit.

The Universe 6 Saiyans exchanged looks—Kale giving a quiet but appreciative smile to Caulifla as the song continued to build.

The song ended, and the crowd roared in approval. Against The Current wasted no time moving on to their next piece: "Strangers Again."

As the melancholic guitar riff echoed out, Chrissy's voice carried the weight of unspoken pain and emotional distance. Her words struck a chord with those in the crowd who had experienced heartache and betrayal.

"Telling myself it was fine
But now I'm over that
I think it's better if we just pretend
We're just strangers again."

The Z-Fighters exchanged uneasy glances, some of them recalling the struggles and challenges they'd faced—times when they had been betrayed or lost trust in others. But it was the universe's warriors, those who had once been enemies, who seemed to feel this song the most. Cabba stood next to Vegeta, his face solemn as the lyrics spoke to him. There were moments when he had felt far from his master, far from his family, during their earlier battles.

Yet here they were, standing together.

"Not just strangers," Vegeta murmured to himself, watching the scene unfold.

The next song was more uplifting—a transition to something more hopeful. "The Beginning." The acoustic guitar intro gave way to a driving beat that energized the crowd, lifting everyone's spirits after the emotional journey of the previous song.

"Look how far we've made it (made it)
The pain I can't escape it (escape it)
Remember a time when I was on the outs and nowhere to go
I know now that, no matter how I start, I have to play my part
All the way through
It finally begins."

The song spoke to everyone's resilience, and it was a reminder that even in the darkest times, there was always the potential for new beginnings. Whether it was the Z-Fighters or their counterparts from other universes, each of them had fought their own battles and had come out stronger for it. Gogeta couldn't help but grin, his energy merging with the beat as he tapped his foot along with the song.

"And now," said Vegito, in his usual playful tone, "let's see how far we can really go."

Finally, it was time for the last song, "Lullaby." The atmosphere changed as if the crowd was being drawn into something more intimate, something raw. Chrissy's voice dropped in tone, and there was an almost haunting beauty to her words.

"Tell me how you sleep at night, it doesn't seem fair
How the hell you're dreaming when the world's a nightmare?
Did you hear a single word we said
'Cause we're screaming out loud, but
Nothing's coming out
Take your pretty smile, tell them everything's fine
Breaking all my bones to sharpen your knife
Did you hear a single word we said
'Cause we're screaming out loud
But it seems our cries are just another lullaby."

The song's haunting chorus washed over them, and there was a profound silence in the stadium as the warriors all took in the weight of the lyrics. For some, the words felt personal, a reflection of the countless struggles they'd faced, the times when they had screamed in the face of adversity, and yet felt unheard. But even in that, there was power. The ability to rise, even when it seemed like the world didn't care.

By the time the song ended, the audience was completely captivated, silent with contemplation.

Chrissy stepped forward, her expression softened but filled with gratitude. "Thank you," she said, her voice carrying across the quiet stadium. "Thank you all for being here tonight. You've been amazing. This moment was for all of you. Remember, legends are made through struggle and triumph. We hope that wherever you go, whatever battles you face—just know that you are never truly alone."

The crowd erupted into applause, and Chrissy and the band took a bow, smiling at the overwhelming response. It had been a night of music, emotions, and shared experiences. A night that would be remembered for a long time—because, after all, they were all legends in their own right.

As the music faded, the warriors of Universe 7, Universe 6, and Universe 2 stood together, stronger than ever before, ready to face whatever challenges the future might bring.