"By exploiting the close relationship between gravity and space, we can leverage the fundamental forces of the universe."
"When space becomes a weapon in our hands, there will be no defense we cannot break. After all, if even space itself is severed, how can matter attached to that space continue to exist?"
Lox leisurely described his concept, and before him, a holographic projection of the ideal combat white dwarf soon appeared.
In the demonstration, this completed combat white dwarf used the dimensional engine installed within it to move at high speed and make long-range jumps.
Its immense gravity was also condensed into an even more powerful gravitational field under the control of gravity-manipulation instruments.
Relying on that overwhelming gravitational field, the combat white dwarf directly tore space open in the void, creating a long, narrow black rift.
The presence of that black rift was so abrupt that it profoundly violated human visual logic.
If the real universe were compared to an oil painting, this rift was not black paint applied to its surface, but a crack spreading directly through the paper beneath it.
Its speed could not be described by the conventional concept of "speed," because speed itself was defined by the time spent crossing a given distance.
Within the holographic simulation, the spatial rift advanced through the universe faster than light. How long it could endure was closely tied to the stability of the surrounding space.
The universe itself rejected the existence of spatial rifts, for their presence disrupted and interfered with the universe's normal operation and evolution.
However, if the combat white dwarf could continuously exert an overwhelming gravitational field, it could maintain the spatial rift indefinitely.
The spatial rift swept across an Earth-like planet serving as a target. In an instant, it pierced through the planet's interior