That Kind of Existence

"Do you think beings like that have all been wiped out, or perhaps they simply don't want us to find them and have hidden somewhere?"

"Or perhaps their abilities are so powerful that our current technology is completely incapable of detecting their existence?"

Leo spoke again.

After hearing Leo's words, Difan did not show any particular reaction. He merely stared at the young man before him with a strange look in his eyes.

"Leo, I don't know whether beings like that exist, but if they truly do, they aren't beings we can afford to touch."

"If they really have reached that level, I'm afraid even the Infinity Stone wouldn't have much effect on them."

Difan looked at Leo and spoke with seeming indifference.

"You know they exist, don't you? I understand."

Leo looked at Difan and laughed. "You probably know about figures like Ego too, don't you? And you just let him do whatever he wants?"

Leo's words made Difan even more silent. He looked at Leo, unsure of what to say.

"Or do you know that he will fail?"

Leo stared at Difan, his eyes growing increasingly sharp. It seemed that his words had already touched Difan's limit—the true boundary hidden deep within his heart.

The few people in the training room fell silent for a full minute. The Golden Light in Leo's eyes seemed almost ready to pierce out.

Facing Leo's incomparably sharp gaze, Difan remained silent.

"The universe is too vast. It contains countless resources, all kinds of civilizations, and planets. Naturally, it also has corresponding rules."

"No one can destroy everything. Not even a god can."

Just as Leo thought Difan would never speak no matter what, Difan finally spoke.

The words were so cold that even Leo couldn't help being slightly shaken.

"What do you