Just as with taking in the Red Sun.
Taking in the Black Sun brought little pain.
But the moment he took it in, the Black-and-White Fictional Space suddenly expanded at breakneck speed!
Chu Mu saw Hope City outside, the Star Destroyer in orbit, Kafka, and Silver Wolf.
He saw much, much more. Billions of stars entered his perception. He saw Fu Xuan on the Xianzhou, Asta on the Space Station, and his younger sister far away in Belobog.
Distances spanning countless light-years, which light would take tens of thousands or even hundreds of millions of years to cross, now lay within Chu Mu's range of observation!
Only after witnessing such a sight could one understand how narrow the reach of light truly was.
And the rapidly expanding space was also pouring vast amounts of information into Chu Mu's consciousness!
The part that belonged to Chu Mu was rapidly diluted, growing ever more insignificant.
Could a single drop of ink stain an entire ocean black?
Chu Mu was like that drop of ink.
Before the ocean surging toward him, Chu Mu even lost his original color!
Chu Mu's figure grew increasingly transparent.
At a certain instant, Chu Mu dissipated completely.
His consciousness had been diluted by the Path.
Mortals always used their own narrow understanding to judge gods.
To many mortals, gods were merely people with greater powers.
Little did they know that gods and humans existed on entirely different levels of life.
Scientists in the Sea of Stars often likened Aeons to natural laws.
Everything an Aeon did was part of those laws.
People struggled to understand Aeons, so they settled for understanding comparatively accessible philosophical concepts instead.
Aeons were incarnations of concepts.
Thus, people generally assumed that after someone became an Aeon, their former humanity would be diluted