Will this black hole devour Earth?
No.
Because on the scale of the entire universe, the chance of it intersecting Earth's orbit was merely one in an immeasurable trillion trillion.
Besides, it would only travel along an orbit that differed little from its original one.
But.
The collapse of seven massive stars compressed all matter, causing them to release unimaginably vast energy.
Any one of them, in the instant of its explosion, released energy that easily exceeded the total energy output of the Sun over its entire lifespan in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Let alone seven of them.
Unfortunately.
This energy could move, and it spread in a fan-shaped pattern!
People called it the cosmic reaper.
It swept away everything, killed everything, and destroyed every living creature it encountered along its path.
The universe should have been thriving.
Yet over the long years, countless stars had burned out and released similar energy countless times, wiping out more than 90 percent of all life.
It was as though it had been left riddled with holes.
This energy existed in the form of high-energy radiation.
Earthlings called it—the Gamma-Ray Burst.
It was the gaze of hell.
Ridiculously.
There was once a time when Earth developed a technology called "Gamma Knife Surgery."
It claimed to cause zero trauma, capable of killing tumors inside the human body through the skin.
But in the end.
This technology faded into obscurity.
Because although gamma rays did not cut open human skin, they instantly killed every irradiated cell, including tumors, as well as human skin, muscles, and all neural tissue!
The weapon of the cosmic reaper was not something humanity could wield!
When it came to Gamma-Ray Bursts.
Humanity still held them in awe, because everyone believed they were a method used by the rulers of the