The Zone

Character name: Dr Guenthner
Character Age: 45
Byond Key: Mike43
Skill/Rank applying for: The Zone
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The doctor had broken many walls with his knowledge in genetics and cybernetics but he kept meeting the same wall that always stood before him. Rather it had been saiyains or humans their power seemed to know no bounds. His work always being forced to it's breaking point and then some

He currently just sat there reviewing the battle data he had gathered for the day. It was a bit sickening to him to admit his work had been out done by the human and saiyain couple but it provided him with the glaring reality that he needed to better train his body. For the most part he'd been using analyzed data he'd gathered or relaying on different genes to amplify his power, he'd not really ever trained for battle.

He decided to activate the simulator as he turned on the room's gravitational generator. The fighter that appeared before him easily five hundred million. A challenge for sure but one he knew he could take if he really pushed himself.

While he didn't train his body's natural response time and ability were on a different level, something he took for granted as he never really thought on how he should move, his mind already running the numbers through over where he should be and how to advance. But he wanted to try something different.

As the fight went on he tried to actively just let his mind focus, putting aside stray thoughts . Allowing his body to react with out thinking to much on how to do it. As he did he felt himself slowly moving quicker and soon enough it just became something of a game to him.  Truly that's all fighting ever was, a game or reactions.

While in this state of mind he felt it was hard to maintain his thought patterns the longer it went on, and he began taking more hits that he should of easily dodged. Stopping the training he had to catch his breath. Finding that state of mind draining on his mental resolve.

He would continue to train this state of mind until he could keep it up for nearly ten minutes at a time. It'd taken him nearly two weeks of constant training. For once his fatigue was warranted as he'd never actually actively trained his body.  Though if he could make this kind of progress perhaps he should do so more often.