Namekain Elder

Okazu proven to have great potential from his youngest years, when proven to have huge hunger for knowledge and grand adaptation of ki, soon followed by quick master of each related techniques. Through first few years he siphoned the knowledge and history of his race, learning and memorizing most of the traditions and Language of his kin. During his free time he helped around previous Elder, assisting him with his daily tasks, which he couldn't handle on him own, due to his old age, in return the elder shared his tales of his youth, including his tasks and responsibilities as Namekain elder.

The elders knowledge and stories fascinated young Okazu, always catching his attention and kindling the spark of enthusiasm and determination, allowing him to memorize most important situations from the stories, allowing him to learn slowly what its to be an elder. As the time passed, the knowledge passed to young Okazu from Elder grew shallow as everything that the old Namekain knew was  once passed to his young helper, commonly called scholar, by fellow Namekains, making it known that Okazu was one of more or less smartest and knowledgeable namekains living. For the years passed, except of knowledge, young namekain also improved his mastery over ki and related techniques, including the master of his body, making it possible for him to extend his arm at will, extending it with is power for long distances whenever he needed or wanted, in addition he learned the way of the ancients, allowing him to expand his body and support himself in combat, whenever he would need it.

Upon reaching his tenth year of age, the Elder called him to his house one last time, offering him to become the next Elder, and what came with it, take over the knowledge, responsibilities and secrets only meant to be known to the elders themselves, with honest response, Okazu accepted the offer, though without hesitation, knowing that he was to take responsibility on himself, yet he only was to learn how serious the responsibility was, if the knowledge was to fall to wrong hands the results would be catastrophical.