Yuzes had never been a well-behaved child, so it was hardly surprising that he got taught a lesson by the completely changed Master Asia. Basak, on the other hand, had been far too unrestrained, using the physical qualities of a Participant and his racial bloodline's need for periodic release as an excuse. It seemed Master Asia had given him a harsh lesson. Xiao Ran later learned that, in Master Asia's estimation, if Basak had properly cultivated himself and improved, all those years would have been enough for him to completely master rational berserk mode.
And in the world of G Gundam, there really was someone similar to—or rather, the same as—Basak's berserker race. She was even a woman. By the time they went to the G Gundam world, that woman had already gained the ability to enter berserk mode entirely at will, as well as rational berserk mode. Yet Basak, who had begun training under Master Asia earlier and had been tempered through so many worlds, still had not mastered it. This made Master Asia feel that he had been lax in teaching his disciple, so he gave Basak a fierce lesson and ordered him to abstain from desire for ten years.
Of course, once Basak returned to Prometheus, he did not actually have to listen to Master Asia. But Basak would be looked down on for the rest of his life by a horse—a horse named Rising Wind. Of course, given Basak's personality, he truly respected Master Asia. So he should have had the determination to live those ten years of abstinence. Even if he could not manage it, Luo, Yuzes, Sanger, Giliam, and Graham—all of whom were utterly convinced by Master Asia—would be watching him.
Even Xiao Ran, after hearing Luo explain that Basak should have mastered rational