Watching the battle in the arena, Son Gohan found it a little boring.
If it had been him before his transmigration, he might have watched this scene with great interest, perhaps even pulling out some snacks and soda to enjoy.
But now, he felt differently.
Part of it might have been due to Son Gohan's own strength, while another part was like the driver's-seat effect.
If you did not join the fight, you might find it boring, but once you joined it, you would become completely absorbed.
So Son Gohan simply stepped back, sat cross-legged atop a small dirt mound, closed his eyes, and entered meditation training.
This made Vegeta, standing nearby, raise an eyebrow. He found a battle of this level boring? Just how strong had Kakarot's son become?
Since returning, Son Gohan had never made a move or displayed his ki. He seemed like an ordinary person, without the slightest trace of powerful energy.
But precisely because of that, Vegeta could sense the strength Son Gohan had concealed beneath the surface.
How strong had Cell been back then?
By the end, Cell could have easily crushed him, a Super Saiyan, with one hand. Yet he had still lost before Son Gohan.
After so many years of training, anyone who believed Son Gohan had not improved at all would have to be an idiot.
Thinking of this, Vegeta recalled his and Bulma's child—Trunks. Being able to transform into a Super Saiyan so easily at such a young age truly showed extraordinary talent.
Although his strength in his base form was insufficient, meaning that even after transforming into a Super Saiyan he could not reach any particularly great level, there was no comparison if they were measured at the same age.
This gave Vegeta some understanding of just how unfathomable