As Tien Shinhan fought, he began to feel that something was off. He could sense that Raditz was stronger than him. Although Tien Shinhan did not know his own Battle Power, the Ki-sensing martial arts He-El had taught him allowed him to tell that Raditz was roughly one-third stronger.
And in the Dragon Ball Universe, being one-third stronger than your opponent meant a complete crushing advantage.
But now that Tien Shinhan had actually begun fighting Raditz, something felt wrong.
"Weak!"
"Too weak!"
"Far too weak!"
"Faster!"
"Faster!"
"Hit harder!"
Tien Shinhan felt that he and Yamcha had fought over the chance to battle the alien, yet the alien had disappointed him immensely.
With an angry, stern expression, Tien Shinhan battled Raditz until their limbs vanished from sight. Only fists appeared endlessly around their opponent and slammed into flesh, as though punches and kicks were constantly appearing and disappearing. The sky was filled with the impacts of fists, feet, and bodies.
But... Tien Shinhan felt that this alien's techniques were practically nonexistent!
He did not know how to tightly combine Ki with his body to form protective defenses. He did not know how to use Ki within his muscles and meridians to create various offensive techniques and piercing strikes. He did not know how to use Ki to sense changes in the airflow or control the rhythm of the battlefield.
Simply put, he was bad—far too bad, far too crude. What kind of arrogant mindset had this alien brought with him when he invaded Earth?
"And you dared invade Earth with strength like this!" Tien Shinhan roared. A faint golden Ki burst from the pores across his body and face. With a furious, imposing glare, he punched Raditz in the face, shattering the Scouter that measured Battle Power and sending its