(Math has fallen again. The previous chapter has been corrected to 324 mirror images...)
The imposing mecha mirror images instantly transformed into black mist that spread across the starry sky.
Galaxies had never been stationary. In space, all objects with mass exerted gravitational force upon one another, and gravity accelerated matter.
Given enough time, all matter would gather together under the effects of gravity. That was why a uniform universe would evolve into a clumped, clustered universe rich with galaxies.
What did that mean? It meant a planet would be drawn by the stars of an entire galaxy. It meant that galaxy would be drawn by the gravity of all nearby galaxies; it meant the nearest and most massive galaxy governed the trajectory of a mecha or spacecraft.
And now, after offsetting the gravity of the planet behind it, Asura was completely drawn in by the immense gravity of this unknown galaxy in an inconceivable posture.
It spread at a speed beyond all limits, lightly rushing toward the densely packed Insect Swarm.
In his daze, Mu Fan saw the speed indicator on the light screen before him instantly break through 150 kilometers per second, using the planet itself as a reference.
A speed exceeding Mach 440...
Mu Fan knew that Asura had not turned into black mist. Rather, the 324 mecha mirror images were rapidly weaving through space at over Mach 440, forming a cloud of black mist!
A normal air-to-air missile traveled at roughly Mach 3 to Mach 5.
That meant Asura was now traversing space at a hundred times the speed of a missile.
When Asura opened the Gates of "Life" and "Injury," turning its entire body crimson, the energy gauges vanished from Mu Fan's sight, leaving behind only a countdown of 53 seconds.
At that moment, relying