Collecting cosmic ores, Gine and Salari joining the training

"To be honest, what happened today was truly beyond my imagination. I can't believe that someone can actually withstand fifty times Earth's gravity.

'Thanks to your test, I've gathered extremely valuable data. Just give me another day or two, and I can perfect this Gravity Device. However, if you want the device to reach even higher gravity levels, it will be difficult to achieve in the short term.'

As the gravity test concluded, Brief spoke with admiration.

Hearing this, Talot didn't have excessive demands. For now, fifty times gravity was enough for him to use for a while.

'For the time being, fifty times gravity is sufficient. However, when the spaceship is ready, I hope you can continue your research to increase the gravity level. I'm not asking for thousands of times gravity, but at least over a hundred would be good,' Talot said.

Brief's skills were truly extraordinary.

How long has it been?

Especially considering the era.

After hearing Talot's words and experiencing the gravity test, Brief began to accept the idea of raising the gravity's upper limit.

Nodding to indicate there was no problem, Brief then remembered something and said, 'Before we build the spaceship, I need you to help me with something. While researching the Saiyan spaceship, I found that the materials used in its internal structure were very special, and there is nothing similar on Earth. However, I've identified a cosmic ore that closely resembles it, and I need you to go into space and bring it back.'

Without hesitation, Talot nodded.

'No problem. As long as you can create a more advanced large spaceship, I'll find a way to get the same materials.'

'That won't be necessary. In fact, I think using the materials I've selected might work even better,' Brief replied.

With that, they continued talking as they left the Gravity Chamber.

By now, Gine and Salari had changed their opinions of Brief.

They followed along without saying a word, just listening to Brief and Talot's conversation.

Previously, they were worried that Brief might be unreliable, like Kami. But now, seeing that Brief had completed the Gravity Device in such a short time, even though building a spaceship was more complex, Gine and Salari started to trust him.

...

Just like that, two more days passed.

As per Brief's request, Talot set off alone in a spaceship to search the universe for the rare ores needed.

Gine and Salari initially wanted to go with him, but Talot refused, asking them to stay on Earth.

It was a small task, and moving through space would be inconvenient with Gine and Salari along.

Talot also felt comfortable leaving them on Earth alone as after spending half a month here, he was certain that Gine and Salari wouldn't act impulsively over minor frustrations.

He had to admit, after coming to Earth, especially living in West City, Gine and Salari had occasional bursts of temper, especially in the beginning. Talot guided them through those moments, helping to suppress their anger.

Gradually, they adapted to Earthling life and accepted their current life.

At least Earthlings looked no different from Saiyans. Moreover, life on Earth was quite pleasant and lacked the brutal survival-of-the-fittest mentality present among the Saiyans. As a result, the comfortable lifestyle corroded their once fierce competitive spirit.

But enough about Gine and Salari.

Once again, Brief shattered Talot's previous understanding of him. He truly was a super genius.

The original work placed too much emphasis on Bulma's genius intellect, but in reality, Brief was the true super genius. As long as he is given a concept, he could magnify it exponentially, even in this era.

Looking back at the original work, a lot of Bulma's scientific research was actually guided by Brief."

Take the portable Hoi-Poi Capsule, for example — it's something that doesn't even necessarily exist in previous generations.

In order to allow Talot to bring back enough cosmic ore, Brief specifically developed this item. It's a form of spatial storage technology, similar to a space ring, but the medium is the Hoi-Poi Capsule.

As long as you use it on an object and the capsule has enough space, it can store the object inside.

Thanks to this item, Talot's collection process became much simpler. In just two days, he exceeded the amount of cosmic ore Brief required.

...

Returning to Earth, Talot handed the materials to Brief, who had already completed the final stability tests on the Gravity Chamber.

The previous version of the Gravity Device was usable, but it had several issues, particularly the inability to stay active for long periods.

Now, with various components added, such as cooling systems and backup processors, the Gravity Device could operate continuously for ten days and nights without shutting down.

With the device ready for proper gravity training, Talot was eager to get started.

Because Talot had always pursued greater strength, Gine and Salari developed their own desire to grow stronger.

As Talot said, only by becoming strong enough could one truly control their own destiny.

Talot didn't oppose Gine and Salari joining him in training. Although it might slow down his progress in some ways, they could also bring more rigorous challenges to his training.

After all, improving one's strength through solo training is one way, but if someone else assists, adding more pressure, progress could be even faster.

...

'Let's start with ten times gravity. We'll first get used to Planet Vegeta's gravity again. Aunt Gine, Salari, are you both ready?' Talot said to Gine and Salari. After receiving their nods, he immediately activated the gravity device.

As the number on the display changed to 10G, the room's gravity reached the level of Planet Vegeta.

The environment of ten times Earth's gravity gave Gine and Salari the feeling that they had returned to Planet Vegeta.

Although they had gotten used to Earth's gravity, the gravity of Planet Vegeta was ingrained in their very being. Plus, with their growing strength, even if they weren't used to it at first, it didn't have a significant effect on them.

"As I thought, only the gravity of Planet Vegeta can give me a sense of stability. Earth's gravity always made me feel too light," Gine remarked with a sigh.

Salari, however, had a different opinion. She actually liked the feeling of lightness that Earth's gravity offered.

After getting used to it for a while, Talot began to increase the gravity.

Only when the gravity reached twenty times, Gine and Salari's expressions shifted slightly.

For them, it was clear that their bodies felt significantly heavier.

However, twenty times gravity was still within their limits.

If they couldn't handle even this, then Gine and Salari would be too weak.

After all, this was the minimum level Talot had set.

If the gravity was less than twenty times, even with the 500-kilogram weights he wore, the training wouldn't be as effective.