The Galactic Center black hole was about 44 million kilometers in diameter and 4.3 million times the mass of the sun. It was the most colossal celestial body in the Milky Way Galaxy, powerful enough to pull on the motions of the entire galaxy.
At that moment, Lu Li reached the black hole's outskirts, twenty light-years from the Accretion Disk, but had no choice but to slow down.
The region was teeming with matter captured by the black hole: dust, planets, and even stars!
These things orbited at 5,000 kilometers per second, with hundreds hurtling past every second. No one could withstand that.
After dodging a sun that came crashing toward him, Lu Li cautiously pressed on and finally reached the Accretion Disk.
Here, the black hole's gravity had begun to show its might. Most matter had been ground into dust, making the danger much lower.
The Galactic Center black hole had not developed self-awareness, so despite its immense gravity, it had not gathered itself into a conscious entity.
To Lu Li, this was no more than an ordinary person venturing out in a typhoon—something he could still handle.
And from here, he could clearly observe the whole black hole. Lu Li stopped and began to study it for reference.
The Galactic Center black hole was truly breathtaking in its vastness. But just then, the heart of the black hole suddenly lit up, then shot out a dazzling beam.
This was a Relativistic Jet, apparently caused by the black hole eating too much. The energy it spewed out instantly annihilated several galaxies.
If intelligent life had been watching, it would have seen a vast region of the Galactic Center suddenly turn into nothingness.
But energy eventually ran out. The black hole's jet contained matter from the entire periodic table, which