Vegeta froze for a moment. Thinking back over the past half month of training with everyone, he realized that no matter who he fought, he could not beat them.
Even Chiaotzu and Puar, whose battle power was lower than his, were more than he could handle.
What was the difference between him and them?
He could not beat them.
"They're all stronger than me," Vegeta said after seeming to think it over, his voice serious and contemplative.
He-El fell silent.
"Other than in battle," He-El added.
He-El did not mind teaching Vegeta, but if Vegeta could not come to understand the flaws in his own character, any teaching would be wasted.
He-El did not want to train someone who only knew how to act recklessly and willfully through brute force.
Although Goku was a Saiyan and loved fighting, he at least had proper values and knew what should and should not be done.
But what about Vegeta?
He only wanted to pursue greater power.
After Frieza's death, he had nowhere to use that power anyway.
Vegeta felt no sense of belonging toward Planet Vegeta. He only had a slight sense of pride in being a Saiyan, and even that was mostly because a Saiyan's physique could grant him tremendous power.
He-El felt that Vegeta's personality had some problems.
He needed to properly understand his own needs and recognize the circumstances of different people. Only by calming himself could he increase his S Cells and make proper use of them.
Rather than transforming into a Super Saiyan through extreme rage, as in the original story.
He-El did not consider relying on extreme anger to transform into a Super Saiyan to be a clever method. On the contrary, the training he taught, which allowed one to naturally transform into a Super Saiyan,