Sleepwalking Kill

A rotating, charged black hole had two horizons, inner and outer.

Matter that entered could never emerge again, much less be observed. At least, that was the rule in three-dimensional spacetime.

The singularity preserved all the data within the horizon in a state of infinite density. If it were observed, the measurement results would become three-dimensional reality under the influence of high-dimensional all-paradox causal particles.

If one envisioned the material information of an entire Milky Way Galaxy during the observation, that matter would actually appear within the horizon, because paradoxes could not truly occur in the Three-Dimensional World.

The observable result was that the black hole's total mass abruptly increased by one Milky Way Galaxy.

Such direct observation should have been impossible. Even the most powerful civilization would need extremely complex high-dimensional machinery and pay an enormous price to achieve it.

After all, this was equivalent to drawing mass directly from higher dimensions, reducing the entropy within the closed system of three-dimensional spacetime.

Yet Huang Ji had simply done it.

His forced observation, together with the infinite reserves of information available to him, allowed him to grow black holes at virtually no cost.

The ninety thousand black holes before them, each only a hundred million solar masses, were merely a small test of his abilities.

Already omniscient about the Local Group, he could input the material information of the entire group in an instant, making a black hole swell to 6.5 × 10¹³ solar masses.

Forget the Straw Hat Overlord—even the entire Andromeda Nebula would be destroyed.

To avoid killing everyone else present, himself included, Huang Ji had not expanded the black holes without restraint.

The so-called Black Hole Killing Array was precisely a selection of optimal placements based on his perfect foresight.

Not a single member of the Dragon