"Miss Ais, how did trying out the Rage skill go yesterday?"
The next day, Broly asked the Sword Princess about it when she came over again.
"It's a very dangerous skill, but also an extremely powerful one."
Ais honestly described how she felt.
"I just don't know whether training can overcome the side effect of losing one's reason?"
She asked the Saiyan Boy before her, seemingly hoping to get an answer from the one who had shared the Rage skill with her.
"I'm not too sure about that. I've only used Rage once myself.
"But if this skill formed from the wildness in Saiyan blood, then I suppose it should be possible to overcome the side effect of losing one's reason through training.
"Mm, this skill is very similar to the Great Ape transformation that happens when we Saiyans look at a full moon. Both cause us to lose our reason.
"But my father once told me that some Saiyan warriors could maintain their reason even after transforming into Great Apes through training."
Broly answered.
"Then how should I train?"
After hearing the boy's words, the Sword Princess's eyes lit up. Like a golden retriever spotting a meaty bone, her calm voice carried a hint of urgency as she asked.
"That, I don't know."
Broly Shook His Head. Seeing the Sword Princess's puzzled gaze, he explained, "My father never taught me that."
Well, the truth was that he had not taught him before Broly turned three. Broly had been too young then, and Paragus had felt his son probably would not be able to learn it anyway. On the contrary, trying to make his son transform into a Great Ape could have put himself in danger.
After Broly turned three, Paragus had been unable to teach him. Broly's strength had