Princess Vegeta
Chapter Three. Faraway, the Quest for a New Kingdom.
Infruiated and tired of the constant reminder of her father's shame and her embarrassment, the former prince stole a pod and took off into space to find herself a new kingdom in which she could rule. Her ship passed through a meteor shower which sent it wheeling into an unknown and unexplored planet. She successfully managed a crash landing, and being a strong and powerful Saiyajin, mae the landing without a scratch. When she stepped out of her broken pod, she found herself surrounded by a group of bluish humanoid women.
The women bowed down before her, praising her as a holy sign. "Please, Megami-sama, come to our village!", they insisted. Having had no better plans, the nameless Saiyajin returned to their village. "Megami-sama, we are very grateful that you decided to visit us from your celestial home! Praise be the Megami-sama and all who adore her!", a priestess praised the Sayaijin woman. She looked around the village and saw no males whatsoever. At first she thought that the males lived seperately from the females, but as they gave her a tour of the surrounding villages, she came to discover that there were no males on the planet whatsoever.
"Where are the men?" "Don't be so silly, Megami-sama! This is the Bearing Season. A time for all the Jinko to be female and bear new life." The female Saiyajin learned that these women, who called themselves Jinko, had the extraordinary ability to change their sex, and were in a sense, asexual. During the Bearing Season, all of the Jinko would become women, and those who were of age had babies. She also learned that there was a Fasting Season in which all of the Jinko would become men and not reproduce. During the other times, she discovered that they could choose what sex they wanted to be.
Like most races, the Jinko had relationships and marriages. They were, in fact, nor entirely asexual. A male Jinko could impregnate a female Jinko as could a male Saiyajin impregnate a female Saiyajin. The only difference between the Jinko and Saiyajin in a sexual sense, was that the Jinko did not need a partner of the opposite sex to reproduce.
Having nothing better to do, and being indefinately stuck on the Jinko planet, the nameless Saiyajin studied the Jinko and their way of life. They treated her with the upmost royalty and respect that which she deserved, and called her Megami-sama. They were an interesting race who looked upon her highly and lovingly. They had strange concepts such as love, romance, kindness, happiness, and hope. On Vegeta, she only knew hatred, anger, jealousy, power, and fear. These strange concepts frightened her, and she was very reluctant to adapt them to herself.
During the six years she lived on the planet, she learned some of the special techniques that the Jinko had passed down from generation to generation. On technique she had learned allowed her to draw energy from the immediate area and combine it with her own to create a powerful, but compact energy orb. This technique had no name, and had been taught to the Jinko long ago by another race in exchange for another of their techniques. The other technique the Saiyajin woman knew she could never master. It was a technique that could give one power like a Legenday Super Saiyajin, although even those were probably nothing but a mere child's story. The technique, called Gouketsu, allowed a person to manipulate his or her emotions to the point that it could be converted into raw power, thus raising the individual to a status of skill and prowess that they would otherwise be unable to obtain. It was used mainly by the Jinko as a meditation technique to keep one's emotion's in balance, but the young Saiyajin didn't see much use of it otherwise. To master Gouketsu, one must be able to master all emotions, something she didn't plan on experiencing.
The Jinko believed that the soul went to one of two places after death: heaven, or hell. Good souls went to heaven where everything is peaceful and happy. Bad souls went to hell, where everthing was terrible and torture was never ending. The Saiyajin assumed that lots of Saiyajin's went to hell, although she thought it would be more adequete punishment if they were sent to heaven instead. Not like she wanted to go to that place of course. The Jinko also believed in second chances, and that a soul could be reborn to repent for the mistakes of its former life. It would have been nice in her eyes to be reborn as an actual male Saiyajin.
While on the planet, she grew more and more powerful. Her figure became fuller and more feminine, even by Saiyajin standards. Her hair, however, didn't grow with the rest of her, simply because a Saiyajin's hair remained the same throughout their entire lives. New strength and power surged through her veins as she tried to resist the emotional changes that life with the Jinko empressed upon her. She was know a fully grown woman. Her tail was no longer so short and stubby, but long and elegant, grossly so by her standards.
She called herself a woman, not a Saiyajin, not a girl, a woman. She then vowed to herself that she would get revenge on her father for ousting her out of her palace and then she would ascend as the rightful heir to the Saiyajin throne. The woman eventually discovered that the Jinko had repaired her spaceship as an offering to her holiness. They knew that their goddess would not stay with them forever, and bid her a fine farewell. The woman set her coordinates for Vegeta, to determine her final fate!
Chapter Three. Faraway, the Quest for a New Kingdom.
Infruiated and tired of the constant reminder of her father's shame and her embarrassment, the former prince stole a pod and took off into space to find herself a new kingdom in which she could rule. Her ship passed through a meteor shower which sent it wheeling into an unknown and unexplored planet. She successfully managed a crash landing, and being a strong and powerful Saiyajin, mae the landing without a scratch. When she stepped out of her broken pod, she found herself surrounded by a group of bluish humanoid women.
The women bowed down before her, praising her as a holy sign. "Please, Megami-sama, come to our village!", they insisted. Having had no better plans, the nameless Saiyajin returned to their village. "Megami-sama, we are very grateful that you decided to visit us from your celestial home! Praise be the Megami-sama and all who adore her!", a priestess praised the Sayaijin woman. She looked around the village and saw no males whatsoever. At first she thought that the males lived seperately from the females, but as they gave her a tour of the surrounding villages, she came to discover that there were no males on the planet whatsoever.
"Where are the men?" "Don't be so silly, Megami-sama! This is the Bearing Season. A time for all the Jinko to be female and bear new life." The female Saiyajin learned that these women, who called themselves Jinko, had the extraordinary ability to change their sex, and were in a sense, asexual. During the Bearing Season, all of the Jinko would become women, and those who were of age had babies. She also learned that there was a Fasting Season in which all of the Jinko would become men and not reproduce. During the other times, she discovered that they could choose what sex they wanted to be.
Like most races, the Jinko had relationships and marriages. They were, in fact, nor entirely asexual. A male Jinko could impregnate a female Jinko as could a male Saiyajin impregnate a female Saiyajin. The only difference between the Jinko and Saiyajin in a sexual sense, was that the Jinko did not need a partner of the opposite sex to reproduce.
Having nothing better to do, and being indefinately stuck on the Jinko planet, the nameless Saiyajin studied the Jinko and their way of life. They treated her with the upmost royalty and respect that which she deserved, and called her Megami-sama. They were an interesting race who looked upon her highly and lovingly. They had strange concepts such as love, romance, kindness, happiness, and hope. On Vegeta, she only knew hatred, anger, jealousy, power, and fear. These strange concepts frightened her, and she was very reluctant to adapt them to herself.
During the six years she lived on the planet, she learned some of the special techniques that the Jinko had passed down from generation to generation. On technique she had learned allowed her to draw energy from the immediate area and combine it with her own to create a powerful, but compact energy orb. This technique had no name, and had been taught to the Jinko long ago by another race in exchange for another of their techniques. The other technique the Saiyajin woman knew she could never master. It was a technique that could give one power like a Legenday Super Saiyajin, although even those were probably nothing but a mere child's story. The technique, called Gouketsu, allowed a person to manipulate his or her emotions to the point that it could be converted into raw power, thus raising the individual to a status of skill and prowess that they would otherwise be unable to obtain. It was used mainly by the Jinko as a meditation technique to keep one's emotion's in balance, but the young Saiyajin didn't see much use of it otherwise. To master Gouketsu, one must be able to master all emotions, something she didn't plan on experiencing.
The Jinko believed that the soul went to one of two places after death: heaven, or hell. Good souls went to heaven where everything is peaceful and happy. Bad souls went to hell, where everthing was terrible and torture was never ending. The Saiyajin assumed that lots of Saiyajin's went to hell, although she thought it would be more adequete punishment if they were sent to heaven instead. Not like she wanted to go to that place of course. The Jinko also believed in second chances, and that a soul could be reborn to repent for the mistakes of its former life. It would have been nice in her eyes to be reborn as an actual male Saiyajin.
While on the planet, she grew more and more powerful. Her figure became fuller and more feminine, even by Saiyajin standards. Her hair, however, didn't grow with the rest of her, simply because a Saiyajin's hair remained the same throughout their entire lives. New strength and power surged through her veins as she tried to resist the emotional changes that life with the Jinko empressed upon her. She was know a fully grown woman. Her tail was no longer so short and stubby, but long and elegant, grossly so by her standards.
She called herself a woman, not a Saiyajin, not a girl, a woman. She then vowed to herself that she would get revenge on her father for ousting her out of her palace and then she would ascend as the rightful heir to the Saiyajin throne. The woman eventually discovered that the Jinko had repaired her spaceship as an offering to her holiness. They knew that their goddess would not stay with them forever, and bid her a fine farewell. The woman set her coordinates for Vegeta, to determine her final fate!