12-03-2004, 08:59 PM
Android 20 began to feel the immense strain of training in 30 times normal Vejita-Sei gravity. His internal generator was firing as fast as it could, so that the android could continue training. His muscles were bulging, and his veins had started to rise up. But yet the mechanical Dr. Gero pressed on into this seemingly suicidal training. He had set up a punching bag in the corner of the room, with a normal weight of 10 tons, but when amplified 30 times, it now weighed 300 tons. The doctor unleashed a blitz of blinding puches into the bag, knocking it flying from the pole that was holding it up, and the bag crashed into the opposite wall.
"Damnit. That's the third time. There has got to be a better way to hold that bag there." Gero grumbled as he walked back over and picked up the bag, slinging it over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes. After proceeding to reattach it to the pole, he once again began his intense training. But inside, he knew he needed to be training even harder than he was now. He balanced himself in a one-armed handstand, and proceeded to kick the bag while upside-down. Blood rushed to his head, and the machine's head began pounding. Just when the doctor was about to collapse from the stress of it, he launched one kick that was just too hard. The bag split in two, and fell to the floor with a dull thud. Android 20 fell over backwards in exhaustion. His muscles ached, lactic acid had built up in every place imaginable.
"No, I can't stop to rest. I will get all the rest I need later on. Right now, I'm risking my life if I stop to rest." 20 muttered to himself.
The android picked himself back up and walked back over to the gravitron console in the center. The screen read "30X". He pressed several buttons on the computer, and set the new weight to "75X." Dr. Gero hesitated momentarily, but then pressed the "Enter" button. The change in gravity hit him like a thousand brick walls, plus one freight train. The force was incredible. His knees started to give out, and the doctor collapsed on the floor. His breathing was labored due to the fact that the very air itself weighed seventy-five times more than normal.
"Get UP you weakling. If you are going even think of surviving this tournament, you will have to be able to train in this level gravity with ease!" Gero yelled at himself.
Slowly, the android pulled himself up. His internal generator was working so hard, you could hear it humming from the energy. Beads of sweat appeared on his forehead. Slowly, he took one step; the pressure built up in his calf muscle as he lifted it through the air. Next step, another step, slowly but surely the android began walking.
"That's it Gero, you're doing it. Now you've just got to accustom yourself to this gravity setting." he thought.
"Damnit. That's the third time. There has got to be a better way to hold that bag there." Gero grumbled as he walked back over and picked up the bag, slinging it over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes. After proceeding to reattach it to the pole, he once again began his intense training. But inside, he knew he needed to be training even harder than he was now. He balanced himself in a one-armed handstand, and proceeded to kick the bag while upside-down. Blood rushed to his head, and the machine's head began pounding. Just when the doctor was about to collapse from the stress of it, he launched one kick that was just too hard. The bag split in two, and fell to the floor with a dull thud. Android 20 fell over backwards in exhaustion. His muscles ached, lactic acid had built up in every place imaginable.
"No, I can't stop to rest. I will get all the rest I need later on. Right now, I'm risking my life if I stop to rest." 20 muttered to himself.
The android picked himself back up and walked back over to the gravitron console in the center. The screen read "30X". He pressed several buttons on the computer, and set the new weight to "75X." Dr. Gero hesitated momentarily, but then pressed the "Enter" button. The change in gravity hit him like a thousand brick walls, plus one freight train. The force was incredible. His knees started to give out, and the doctor collapsed on the floor. His breathing was labored due to the fact that the very air itself weighed seventy-five times more than normal.
"Get UP you weakling. If you are going even think of surviving this tournament, you will have to be able to train in this level gravity with ease!" Gero yelled at himself.
Slowly, the android pulled himself up. His internal generator was working so hard, you could hear it humming from the energy. Beads of sweat appeared on his forehead. Slowly, he took one step; the pressure built up in his calf muscle as he lifted it through the air. Next step, another step, slowly but surely the android began walking.
"That's it Gero, you're doing it. Now you've just got to accustom yourself to this gravity setting." he thought.
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