Avoca had been expecting this. She had been told that there were many ways a Saiyan could achieve this ultimate form. An emotional response was only the most common, but it always boiled down to a need. A need for strength to overcome, to protect, to survive. Doing it this way during training was, she thought at the time, much safer than having to try and do it during a battle when she would really need the power to survive.
She quickly realized, though, that just because this was training didn't mean it was safe. She immediately sense the killing intent pouring out of the woman from the moment she fired her Galick Cannon. It was coming at her too fast for her to dodge, forcing her to throw her hands up to try and block it. She was instantly pushed back deeper into the endless abyss that was the RoSaT. Her hands burned and ached, her muscles screamed in agony. Teeth clenched, she let out a guttural groan and dug her heels in.
I can do this. She was always the weakest. Ever since Sarada returned from Earth for the first time years ago, the comfortable lead she enjoyed over her was gone, a thing of the past. Every day that past, every month, every year, the gap between the only grew wider and more pronounced. It grew more insurmountable with every minute. Sarada, and Parsley, could do things and achieve goals that seemed like a far off dream to Avoca. This would be nothing to them. They were both so strong, and she was so weak.
She was the weakest out of all of them. She was even behind those kids at one point. She was the weakest, and the last to do everything. She couldn't even stop this stupid beam. It was going to kill her!
Purple light washed over her. She couldn't hold it back any more; it bled through her defense like water leaking through a broken dam. Then, it broke.
Something broke.
A primal roar emerged from within the surge of the Galick Cannon. With a burst of power she had never felt in her entire life, she shoved it back where it came from. The light from the Galick Cannon, almost the instrument of her sudden death, faded, giving way to the glorious golden glow that was wrapped around her.
She had never known such elation. Such power. She felt invincible! It was like she could defeat Tundra and all his stooges at the same time without breaking a sweat!
She, Avoca, was finally a Super Saiyan, a dream she didn't even know she could achieve until a month ago.
I did it, Parsley. I did it.