Gene Unlocking: I Evolve Every Day

The technological civilization level of the Divine Wind Race has already developed to the pinnacle of a Level 3 civilization.

They can easily destroy star systems, and have also made some progress in the utilization of dark matter and dark energy.

A civilization so advanced must be a thousand, or even ten thousand times more powerful than the gods shaped in the myths of the ”antiquated eras.”

After all, in most myths, the gods can’t even reach the ”planetary level.”

Some gods being able to lift a mountain was already quite impressive.

Therefore, Gale King Soya believed that, regardless of whether there are gods in the cosmos or not, it’s impossible for anyone to destroy the Small Magellanic Cloud single-handedly.

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Similar scenes were being played out continuously within the Virgo Supercluster.

Leaders of various advanced civilizations organized their people to watch the live broadcast.

Of course, many intelligent civilizations also dispatched interstellar war correspondents to the edge of the Small Magellanic Cloud, hoping to capture the magnificent sight of a dwarf galaxy’s destruction.

Although no one really believed such a thing could happen, as most people thought, what if it did?

Therefore, it was necessary to send a few war correspondents.

”Still no sign of anything?”

”Not a trace of movement.”

”Could we have been fooled?”

”We must have been fooled, otherwise why is there no movement by now?”

”Sigh, I thought there was a chance to witness a miracle, didn’t expect it to be fake.”

”Haha, look at you, acting silly, how could anyone destroy a dwarf galaxy?”

A group of interstellar war correspondents gathered on an abandoned planet near the Small Magellanic Cloud, using advanced shooting equipment to keep monitoring the situation of the Small Magellanic Cloud, while chatting.

These interstellar war correspondents, like most people, did not believe such a thing could happen.

Karshev was one of the ”Eilo Race” interstellar war correspondents, he was also chatting with others.

”Do you think there really are gods in the cosmos?” Karshev asked.

Another interstellar war correspondent, who looked a bit like a blue eggplant, yawned and said, ”You’re overthinking it, our cosmos is materialistic, where could there be gods? If there really were, we wouldn’t have been waiting here so long with no movement from the Small Magellanic Cloud.”

Karshev nodded slightly, feeling his companion’s analysis was reasonable.

If there really were gods in the cosmos, why had they never known?

Everyone can travel interstellar distances by now, so has no one ever encountered a god?

So, there is basically only one possibility, which is that there actually are no gods in the cosmos.

Since there are no gods in the cosmos, then the claim made three Earth days ago by that person named Lu Li, of personally destroying the Small Magellanic Cloud, is essentially a rumor, something impossible to happen.

After Karshev figured it out, he no longer focused on whether anything would happen in the Small Magellanic Cloud, but instead pondered whether after today, he could use ”public funds” to enjoy himself on nearby intelligent civilization planets, like finding some exotic ”beauties” for some ”deep” communication.

Just as he was lost in thought.

Suddenly, an astonishing image appeared in the recording device ”glasses” Karshev was wearing.

He saw a storm of blinding golden photons, seemingly sweeping across the entire Small Magellanic Cloud.

And within this golden photon storm, a gigantic Heaven-Shocking Demon God suddenly emerged!