Searching for a Black Hole

This Heavenly Star Plate was remarkable. The star map on it resembled an electronic map from Earth; it could be zoomed in or out. With a gentle pinch of two fingers, he could actually see the specific details of a certain stretch of starry sky.

To ordinary humans, the starry sky seemed eternal and unchanging.

Martial Artists saw it that way most of the time as well, but humans did not have the long lifespans needed to wait for a star to change. Martial Artists did.

The Heavenly Star Plate had been in Lin Zhen's hands for seven years, and it finally showed a change for the first time.

High in the distant starry sky, a small black hole icon was flickering. It looked like a tiny black whirlwind.

Black holes might be formed by the collapse following a stellar explosion, though other causes could not be ruled out. For example, the energy unleashed by an extraordinarily powerful Martial Artist at the brink of life and death could even rival a planetary explosion.

The moment Lin Zhen saw this black hole, he decided to go.

A Black Hole was also a form of energy. Devouring required immense energy, and it needed to grow and evolve.

And the way a Black Hole evolved was by devouring other Black Holes.

Black Holes also had ranks. The common ones were stellar Black Holes, formed when space collapsed after a star exploded. Above stellar Black Holes were giant star Black Holes.

Giant star Black Holes were formed when more than one star exploded, creating an enormous spatial collapse. Both the gravitational pull of the Naked Singularity and the radiation zone were far greater.

Above giant star Black Holes were Star System Stage collapsing Black Holes. Their spread could reach an entire galaxy or even