Cosmic-Level Demon God
Chapter 302: 186: The Most Legendary Two Brothers in the Galaxy!

Chapter 302: Chapter 186: The Most Legendary Two Brothers in the Galaxy!

Qin Shi’s spiritual resonance enveloped the void space, capturing that faint ebb and flow untouched by the ravages of time.

The inner realm shook violently, undergoing changes, and two blurry figures emerged.

“Ah Yue, I heard a bit from Xiao Wang about your situation at Yu Nan School. Your military course grades are excellent, and you’re not bad in general knowledge, languages, and practical exercises. Only the political class you failed.”

The man in the military coat had a deep voice, like a resonating bronze bell, piercing through one’s heart.

Rumored to be extremely domineering and obstinate, the vice marshal acted quite obediently in front of his elder brother.

He just hummed twice and lowered his head, saying:

“I feel that those teachers are not right.”

The man’s face in the military coat was obscured by the brim of his hat, revealing a tough jawline.

He stood with arms crossed behind his back, like a towering peak, seemingly the world’s natural center.

“The teachers, instructors, and department heads at Yu Nan Military Academy are the cream of the crop in Dongxia.

You’ve only been at school for a few years, and you dare to speak so arrogantly?”

The man’s tone in the military coat was neutral, but it exerted tremendous pressure.

“The political teacher believes that the ancient Dongxia Empire was an outdated product with outdated systems. Yet such ‘backward’ civilization ruled most of the galaxy, illuminating a corner of the Star Sea. Brother, I think under the foundation of the Extraordinary Path, there’s no inherent superiority in systems; it depends on the strength or weakness of those in power…”

The young vice marshal initially expressed his thoughts eloquently but gradually sensed his brother’s attitude, his voice turning as soft as a mosquito.

“The pillars of the deities dictate the rise and fall of civilizations. Under their radiance, even countless insignificant mortals united together seem trivial.”

The man in the military coat remained silent, quietly watching his brother. After a while, he said:

“Ah Yue, you should not think like this.”

The young vice marshal bowed his head, pressing his lips tightly together.

The man in the military coat spoke more gently:

“You are still young, thinking that brute force is the only truth in this world; it is not wrong.

Ultimately, in the wars beneath the Star Sea, the decisive factors are the clashes of Martial Gods and the contests of deity pillars.

But this is merely the significance of the path. Individuals traveling along the Extraordinary Path continue forward, eventually reaching the end, standing at the peak, using their own power to change the world and establish rules.”

The young vice marshal was puzzled; he didn’t understand that achieving Martial God status was the pinnacle of the Star Sea.

Not only in Dongxia could one dominate a region.

Even beyond the broader galaxy, one would be highly respected.

“The path is walked by one person, while the road is walked by a group of people.”

The man in the military coat spoke in a calm tone, but his eyes were very bright.

“Ah Yue, have you ever considered that among the vast Star Sea and the infinite beings passed down from generation to generation over endless time? From a macroscopic standpoint, do you think the probability of the inherently sacred, the singular path-spawned beings occurring is low?”

The young vice marshal thought seriously before answering:

“From the part of civilization history I understand, high-level civilizations giving rise to inherently sacred, singular path-spawned beings roughly occurs around every tens of millions of years. For slightly lower-levels, it’s calculated in ‘billions.’ If it’s the ancient forces mastering origins, they can even achieve it in millions of years. Considering the vast scope of the Star Sea, this probability is not low.”

The man in the military coat was very satisfied with his brother’s answer. In the Yu Nan Military Academy library, civilization history was borrowed the least due to its dryness and near-unending content.

But his brother still often read it, showing his diligence in studies.

“That’s right. This then leads to a question: for so many inherently sacred, singular paths, Amateur Level is like a child’s toddling steps, babbling; it can naturally be passed. Specialized Level is like a youth’s development; eating and sleeping well can be reached.

Their real tests are only Grandmaster and Martial God, these two stages.

Some even have very long lifespans due to racial advantages.

So, why, from the beginning of the universe to now, are there only twelve supreme pillars?”

The man in the military coat raised a question.

The young vice marshal was stunned.

“To reiterate, the path is the destination of one person; the road is the beginning for deities.”

The man in the military coat continued.

“When you become a Martial God, you become a crucial part of the grand universe. You receive its gifts but also its constraints. Then you will gradually realize that an individual cannot remain eternal, just like stars will die, celestial bodies will shatter. No matter how blazing you are, how vast, time will eventually take you.”

The young vice marshal pondered deeply, seeming to understand something:

“Brother, are you saying that only those who forge a road might seek the position of a pillar, joining the ranks of deities?”

The man in the military coat nodded:

“Exactly. To be more precise, those who reach the end of the path and then embody their unique road deserve to become the universe’s pillar, occupying that eternal position.

This is what I want to tell you: deity pillars, due to the different roads they walk, uphold varying ideals. But no matter what they do, they pursue the road chosen at the start.

Martial Gods cannot make a civilization flourish, nor can they keep the flame of civilization eternal. To secure a place in the Star Sea, rather than being a weak vassal, the support of deity pillars is indispensable.”

Spiritually resonating, Qin Shi was already quite confused. The topics discussed by this legendary pair of brothers beneath the galaxy were too high-level.