Chu Mu was no stranger to the fluctuations of a Stellaron.
He had felt them before on the Sand Sea Planet and Jarilo-VI.
Yet the one erupting on the Xianzhou Luofu now seemed to be releasing somewhat insufficient energy.
This Stellaron was still very weak.
The Stellarons on Jarilo-VI and the Sand Sea Planet had both accumulated energy for hundreds of years. The energy they released in an instant was enough to warp spacetime and drag an entire planet into spacetime turbulence.
Thus, once a Stellaron fully erupted, unless it could be sealed, the planet's coordinates would never stabilize again. Initiating a warp amid that turbulence was simply suicide.
Those inside had no way to leave, and those outside would struggle to find the planet again.
A planet occupied by a Stellaron was like a ghost ship appearing and disappearing on the ocean. Occasionally, someone might encounter that long-dead planet in the Sea of Stars, only for it to vanish again shortly afterward, like a mirage.
In the Sea of Stars, far too many civilizations had vanished in such bizarre ways.
In their early stages, Stellarons were not particularly powerful. They even seemed harmless.
Many isolated, backward civilizations knew nothing of the danger Stellarons posed. Instead, they believed them to be Strange Objects bestowed by the heavens and worshipped them as gods.
A Stellaron would answer the wishes in their hearts. The greater their hopes, the greater the despair that followed.
Eventually, the entire civilization would be dragged into the abyss of destruction by the Stellaron, becoming a fading point of light in the Sea of Stars before disappearing altogether.
As such, a Stellaron's eruption was not sudden. There was a process leading up to it.
Yet the Stellaron erupting on the Xianzhou Luofu now had clearly skipped its early