Name: Risha
Status: Deceased
Powerlevel: 2'300 (at death)
Age: 34 (at death)
Rank: Third class warrior

Beautiful but deadly, that's how most how most people would describe her. On the battlefield she finished of her opponents quickly and without mercy instead of toying with them like many other Saiyajin used to do. She used to lead a lonely and empty life, fighting only for herself without a real reason to continue on living. But that would change...

She was one of the soldiers that were recruited by Captain Kabba [link] to fight in a war on a distant planet. It was during this war that Risha found love in the form af a fellow third class warrior named Paragas.

Both of them found a reason to live in each other and it didn't take long before they were happily married. One day, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy. It was the happiest day in both Risha's and Paragas' life, and together they decided to name him...Broly.

King Vegeta was beyond furious. This child that had just been born had a power level of 10 000! A power greater than most Elite warrors would ever achieve in a whole lifetime. How strong would he become when he got older?! King Vegeta feared for his own position and his whole lineage, thus he ordered to have the baby killed before he could control his powers. But then again, what if Risha and Paragas would be able to produce more of these "super children"? In the end he ordered to have the whole family killed.

When Paragas came home he found his wife murdered. He was no fool and instantly knew what was going on. He hurried towards the palace to speak to the King. He pleaded with him to at least spare his son's life but King Vegeta would have none of that and blasted him with an energy blast.

Both father and son were thrown out with the trash. It was here that Broly's legendary powers first manifested. He revived himself and his father and then shielded them from the destruction of Planet Vegeta. Maybe things would have turned out differently for Broly if Risha had joined her husband and son but that's something that we'll never know...