The Sun-Eater had no definite form. It resembled a cloud of darkness, or a dark vortex, impossible to touch in the universe. No one knew where it came from or where it was headed. They only knew that it was greedy enough to devour all the light and heat it encountered.
The Sun-Eater was over a million miles in diameter. It absorbed all energy along its path as it relentlessly headed straight for the sun.
The Sun-Eater did not exist within several dimensions of this universe, yet it also existed in several dimensions. No matter what kind of attack was used against it, the differing nature of its dimensions made it impossible to strike it.
When New Krypton first faced the Sun-Eater, it fell into difficulty. The Sun-Eater continuously devoured heat and energy. One star-level powerhouse had even carelessly had the power in one of his arms absorbed by the Sun-Eater. In terror, he tore off his own arm and spent half his energy bursting into speed, barely managing to escape the Sun-Eater's devouring range.
Based on the escaped star-level powerhouse's experience and Zero's detection tests, Zero had attempted to send troops to attack the Sun-Eater, but it had proven useless.
Any heat or energy would be absorbed by the Sun-Eater. This was especially suppressive against star-level powerhouses, making it practically their natural enemy.
It could also be called the nemesis of all living beings.
The immense stellar force, energy, and heat of star-level powerhouses had no power to resist before the Sun-Eater.
The Sun-Eater, which had always pursued heat and energy, had never expected to encounter a rapidly moving life-form like a star-level powerhouse, one that concentrated stellar energy within a single body and possessed such immense heat and energy.
It was practically a delicious cake on the move.