As this thought crossed his mind,
Hu Qi slowly raised his hand.
His fingers curled slightly.
The next moment,
A wild wind suddenly kicked up, and the very heavens and earth seemed to change color.
In the center of his palm, a black dot the size of a rice grain appeared.
The black dot slowly expanded, seeming to devour the surrounding light as space itself twisted.
Stones on the ground began to lift, pulled by an invisible force. They flew up from the earth, drawn toward Hu Qi's palm.
The instant the stones neared the black dot, they were twisted and crushed into fine powder before being utterly devoured.
The black dot was a black hole.
The center of a black hole is a "singularity"—a point of infinite density and infinitesimal volume.
Any matter that enters a black hole is torn apart by powerful tidal forces until it decomposes into the most fundamental particles.
