A black hole?
The Dragon King turned His head and studied Ian closely.
Then the giant dragon laughed. "You actually grasped Dragon Island's true crux at first glance... Over all these years, those who could notice this through layers upon layers of aetheric flow fields have truly been few and far between."
Perhaps that was also an ability of the Creator's legacy?
At that, the Gale Dragon King became interested.
He raised His head and asked curiously, "In that case, do you know... what the black hole within Dragon Island is actually used for?"
"Mm..."
Ian did not answer immediately. He carefully observed the Dragon Island before him.
Dragon Island was dark in tone, black and gray forming its underlying colors.
Its precise shape was a perfectly circular disk, somewhat like a spinning top, yet also somewhat like a traditional UFO—an unidentified flying object.
At its center was an enormous sphere, while the main body was an even disk.
Twelve pillars divided it evenly into four major sectors and twelve regions, while the most important sphere was shrouded in shifting, iridescent light and shadow...
The "black hole" Ian had seen was located there.
Was it really a black hole?
Honestly, Ian had plenty of data and theories to support this speculation.
First, with the sensitivity of Immovable Fortress's earth-element Origin Matter, he sensed terrifying gravitational fluctuations there.
Second, he observed an imbalance in Dragon Island's mass, as well as abnormalities in spacetime curvature.
Finally, Dragon Island's saucer-like shape reminded him of an accretion disk, and powerful pulsed streams were indeed being released from both poles of the central core region.
The strength of this material had reached an unimaginable level. A material capable of supporting even a black hole's gravity would be terrifying even with aetheric reinforcement. Dragon Island was