As she sat there in the cart, Becky began to think of a plan to escape from this madness. She wondered of an accessible route she could use, poking her head out cautiously and looking around. She ducked back down when she saw the spiky knee length hair of her oldest brother Raditz, talking to Goku and Black.

So, they are looking for me, she thought. Suddenly she felt the cart move, and looked up and saw Gohan pushing it to wherever the carts go. With any luck, he might not be crazy like the rest of the family, and be of good use to her and help her.

"Psst! Gohan! Down here!" She hissed. Gohan looked surprised to see Becky in the cart hiding. "Aunt Rebekah, is that you?" He asked. "No, it's someone else that looks like her," she said, her voice dripping with sarcasm. "Of course it's me, you goof!" She whisper-yelled at him. "Steer this thing someplace safe so we can talk!" Gohan nodded and pushed the cart to an empty room, shutting and locking the door after making sure that he wasn't followed.

Becky climbed out of the cart and sat down on the bed, holding her head in her hands, feeling dizzy again. "Are you okay?" Gohan asked in concern, leaning over her with his tall figure. "I'll be fine, Gohan," Becky replied, her voice shaking. "Maybe you should lie down?" He suggested, but she shook her head. "No, it won't help," she said, feeling sick to her stomach.

"Alright, so tell me what you were doing hiding in the cart?" He asked. Becky explained everything to him, and he looked horrified. "Then we really do need to come up with a plan!" He said after making Becky lie down and getting a cool cloth for her, placing it on her forehead. "Here, this will clear your dizziness up, Aunt Rebekah. Just lie still and don't move, you'll make it worse if you do," he told her, and she nodded and closed her eyes, still feeling everything spinning around.