Normally speaking—or from the perspective of a technological world—what one could see was actually light. At a black hole's event horizon, however, all light had already been drawn in by the black hole, so naturally, one could no longer see what lay outside.
From a scientific perspective, if someone fell past a black hole's event horizon, everything they saw would be light from the past. They would have no way of seeing the outside world as it currently was.
As they watched Zhun Ti fall past the black hole's event horizon, the aliens aboard the space battleship that had launched the sneak attack all breathed sighs of relief.
According to the laws of this universe, once someone fell into a black hole, it meant they could no longer escape its range. In other words, that person had already been eliminated.
This was practically an established conclusion in the Three-Body Universe. Even a God-level civilization, whether an individual or some kind of instrument, would basically be unable to escape once it entered a black hole's range.
But this clearly did not apply to Zhun Ti. The black hole's gravity could not completely pull him in, nor could it obstruct his vision. Thus, Zhun Ti discovered who had launched the sneak attack.
I, a dignified Saint, was actually attacked by a bunch of ants. This was absolutely intolerable.
After adjusting his posture, Zhun Ti directly flew against the black hole's gravitational pull, leaving its gravitational range and escaping the event horizon before reappearing in the universe.
This sight left the aliens aboard the ambushing ship completely dumbfounded.
How was this possible?
Could an individual life-form fly out of a black hole using its own strength?
Not even a God-level civilization's spacecraft could do that, could it?
Before the ship could make any