A Brief Discussion of the Givin
Amid such terrifying astronomical upheaval, the entire Yag'Dhul system had become a living hell!
Even a planet more than 11,000 kilometers in diameter could only be toyed with like a marble in such a three-body system, rolling helplessly about.
The horrifying sight left every person in the Duchy of Dawn trembling in fear. Before the vastness of the universe, life's insignificance was hardly worth mentioning. Even with the most powerful warships and the most terrifying weapons at their command, they were as helpless amid such cosmic changes as a leaf in a tsunami.
They had known that the Yag'Dhul system was a three-body system, and that such systems were hellishly terrifying places. There were places in the universe millions of times more terrifying than three-body systems, but those were essentially forbidden zones for life, places no one would go and thus could never experience firsthand.
Yet this time, the raging Yag'Dhul system gave them the most direct and overwhelming shock of all!
They had not experienced this before because ever since the Fourth Civilization appeared in the Endor system, the Yag'Dhul system had remained in a stable period. Even if they had gone there, they would not have witnessed such staggering astronomical phenomena.
But now, everything was completely different!
The stars moved without any pattern. Even with the naked eye, they could see those utterly abnormal stars streaking wildly in every direction. The planets, too, were hurled about by the gravitational forces, with no say over their own fate whatsoever.
Yet Baher Banak, the Givin mathematical genius standing beside Admiral Matt Horner, remained incomparably calm. Though no one could see his expression, he held Scepter 0 and stood firmly in place without the slightest wavering.
Such circumstances were already routine, utterly commonplace, to the