The Black Obelisk had an ordinary shape. Its body was a standard rectangular prism, its four edges converging at the top to form a point.
Traces of black obelisks like this existed in many places and historical periods of human civilization. But anyone who saw this Black Obelisk in person would immediately have one feeling-this was absolutely not a product of human civilization.
Because this Black Obelisk was too perfect in its proportions.
Absolute precision required more than unimaginable manufacturing technology. In essence, it was a test of how advanced a civilization was.
Even now, when human civilization could cross the galaxy, it remained far short of this level.
Of course, ordinary humans could not perceive this absolute precision. They could only perceive another marvel of the Black Obelisk-uncertainty.
The uncertainty here was not quantum mechanics' description of microscopic systems, but a phenomenon on the macroscopic scale.
The Black Obelisk was clearly right before your eyes, yet you would feel it was countless tens of thousands of light-years away.
The Black Obelisk was clearly only seven meters tall, yet when you turned your head and looked at it again, it would suddenly become seven hundred meters tall.
The Black Obelisk's material was also very unusual. It looked smooth, yet reflected no light.
There was only one possibility.
All the light falling upon the Black Obelisk... was swallowed by it.
This was no ordinary light-absorbing material, because no escaping photons could be observed.
In the universe, the only things like this were black holes...
The Black Obelisk floated silently in outer space.
Ultimate precision.
Ultimate darkness.
Someone had once said that the highest state of beauty was serene stillness.
Then this was the ultimate serene stillness.
Looking at the Black Obelisk, Snow Ji understood many things.
The world inside