"Raditz, I know you're eager to get stronger as soon as possible, but sometimes you shouldn't be too impatient. There's a saying: 'Too much of a good thing can be bad.'"
To Son Gohan's surprise, Son Goku said something he never expected to hear.
Looking back at the original story, Son Goku was always eager to train. He simply couldn't stop.
In Super, he became a martial arts fanatic. Even if it meant destroying the entire universe, Son Goku wouldn't hesitate.
You could say it was because he trusted his own strength, or that it was simply in the Saiyan nature. But that didn't change the fact that many people hated this about him.
Now, though, Son Goku had actually said something like that. It was completely beyond Son Gohan's understanding.
Raditz's expression shifted at Son Goku's words. He seemed to ponder them, but then shook his head. "I understand what you mean, but I'm still a long way behind you. If I don't hurry now, I might never get another chance."
Son Goku frowned slightly, but then said, "I understand. I won't push you, then."
"Don't worry. I'll go in three years." With that, Raditz took off and flew away.
"Eliza, what about you?" Son Gohan turned to the woman beside him, who was sunbathing with her eyes closed and her tail swaying.
"Are you asking me to wait on the spaceship the whole time?" Eliza opened her eyes and asked in reply.
"Okay, that came out wrong." Son Gohan could only shrug helplessly.
Son Goku watched the scene with interest. Once the two of them had finished talking, he said, "Eliza, would you like to try Chi-Chi's cooking?"
"Of course, Mr. Son." Eliza was suddenly on her best behavior.
Son Gohan was speechless. This woman, honestly...
Soon, the