"Don't you think you're being ridiculous? How much of what you said do you think is true? So what if you want to stop it? You can stop one tragedy, maybe two, but can you stop every tragedy? In the entire universe—no, in the entire world—who knows how many tragedies there are? Are all of them things you can stop? It would already be impressive if you could stop a few. Trying to prevent every tragedy is simply impossible. These tragedies were not caused by us. They are things that must be experienced, things that must be encountered. Without experiencing them, a person cannot—rather, they cannot become strong. The strength we speak of is not outward strength, but strength of the heart. Without an indestructible heart, how could one survive that coming calamity? And if they cannot survive that calamity, how could they become gods, God Kings, or God Venerables? These are not things an ordinary living being can accomplish, and naturally, they are not things he can accomplish either. At our level, who has not endured countless hardships and suffering? How many had anyone to help them? Or rather, how many received help from others? We all reached where we are today step by step on our own."
"If you didn't have your father's identity, if you didn't have your father's status, if you didn't have everything your father gave you, what right would you have to stand here and speak to me? What right would you have to reach your current position? These are all things your elders gave you, not things you attained through your so-called indestructible heart. You did not reach this point through your own efforts. You got here because of everything your elders gave you. Without what your elders gave you, reaching this stage