Stars appeared in droves and evaporated in large batches.
Everything was like a fireworks display in the Milky Way!
Fireworks set off by the universe's god-level civilization's enforcers with hundreds of millions of stars in space outside Earth!
The scene was spectacular, and humans were mesmerized by it.
Under the protection of the enforcers, the human fleets were able to watch it up close.
They also recorded a large amount of video information and disseminated it in society.
After a day, although the human society did not continue to progress and was instead interrupted, it was still an eye-opener.
In fact, many people on Earth who had just stepped into space had a phobia of gigantism or space phobia.
But now, the psychological pressure was greatly alleviated by the 'Keepers of Order' who treated the stars like toys and kneaded them as they pleased.
In the process of devouring the stars, all kinds of terrifying energy torrents that could destroy Earth with just a slight leakage and collisions between stars were happening almost every moment.
As they watched, they got used to it and got used to it.
Although many people were more afraid, most of the young people were looking forward to it, hoping that they could be like this one day!
The Global Council had an explanation for the human's rapid development. The technological information came from the enforcers, so in the next three months, humans would experience technological explosions every day.
This made many young people especially excited, because in their lifetime, they would be able to experience the unimaginable technological strength and products of human beings in the past.
"How many stars are there?"
"The exact number is not clear. All the stars are crowded together, causing them to collide and fuse. We can only calculate the mass."
"How much is the mass?"
"At first, we can calculate it, but it evaporated too quickly, so we can only estimate the approximate value."
"Half a day ago, the star groups that started appearing every second, the total mass is about one million suns. After that, the mass increased, at least two to three million suns per second. "
"So now, it's at least 100 billion!"
"This … There are only 200 billion stars in the Milky Way, so they emptied an entire galaxy?"
The human's estimation was not wrong, it was even considered low.
Mo Qiong had indeed emptied an entire galaxy.
Each of the 100,000 Triple-Eyed Clan now controlled the energy of one million stars, and the resources used to accumulate them to this extent were 100 billion suns.
In fact, even if Mo Qiong was so powerful now, he couldn't easily empty half of the Milky Way.
It was impossible for him to fire millions of shots every second, with different targets every time.
Although he could now retain the wave nature of matter and shoot at a large area, he still couldn't cover the interstellar distance measured in light-years.
The range of Gravitational Shot depended on time because the gravitational force expanded at the speed of light.
The distance between the stars was at least a few light years. This meant that even if Mo Qiong waited for ten years and shot away all the stars within ten light years in one go, he would only be able to get ten or twenty stars. In places where there were more stars, he would only get a few hundred stars at most.
Under such circumstances, the reason why Mo Qiong was able to transport millions of stars every second was that the galaxy Mo Qiong had chosen was very convenient. It was a chaotic region in the early universe where stars had yet to form.
Interstellar matter was extremely dense, and there was no space at all. Everywhere was filled with high-temperature gases.
In the future, they would eventually condense into stars due to gravity and eventually form a galaxy.
What Mo Qiong did was to speed up this process.
He projected a Stellar-level space-time distortion into the nebula. This terrifying curvature was recorded by Mo Qiong long ago, and he had personally gone deep into the Sun to record it.
Under the powerful space-time distortion, the nebula's matter was like a pool of water with holes poked in it, forming many whirlpools. They gathered towards the center to form a mass of air, and due to the high pressure, they were ignited into stars.
This was like Mo Qiong stuffing a grain of sand into a clam shell, and eventually, the secretions in the clam shell would automatically surround the sand, forming an artificial pearl.
Artificial pearls were no different from natural pearls. Therefore, humans didn't know that they were all newly made.
That nebula was from the early universe, so the density of the gas was extremely high.
Within a range of a few tens of millions of kilometers, the gas would condense and form a super giant star.
With the Sun as the standard, Mo Qiong didn't need the matter within a few tens of millions of kilometers. He only needed five million kilometers.
As the Sun was too small, even if humans were to classify it, they could only classify it as a 'yellow dwarf star'.
Its status among the stars was only equivalent to Pluto's status among the planets.
If stars were naturally formed in the early universe, they would usually be super giant stars that were millions or even hundreds of millions of times bigger than the Sun.
Mo Qiong didn't need to create such a huge star, as that would be very slow. This was because he needed a huge amount of gas, and such a huge amount of gas couldn't condense instantly. Even if there was gravitational attraction, it would still take a long time.
In comparison, Mo Qiong scattered tens of millions of space-time distortion fields in a large area of high density nebula, as if he was scattering seeds.
Each distortion field only needed to condense the matter cloud with a diameter of five million kilometers to a diameter of 1.3 million kilometers to form a Sun.
In other words, the interstellar gas distribution volume was compressed four times smaller, and it would become a Sun. This made the formation speed extremely fast, taking only one minute.
To put it simply, in the area that was supposed to form a super giant star, Mo Qiong broke it down and created tens of millions of densely packed Suns.
As tens of millions of Suns were condensed at the same time, it was much faster than condensing a single super giant star. Moreover, their masses were equal.
They were very close to each other, so Mo Qiong used the wave shooting method to make the gravitational arrows that were strong enough to shake them pass by these Stars at the speed of light, shooting them away in large groups.
The only difficulty was to poke holes. Poking tens of millions of holes in space-time was also very particular.
No matter how fast Mo Qiong's thinking speed was, he couldn't think of tens of millions of ideas and perform tens of millions of operations in a short period of time.
Therefore, he could only tamper with the 'arrows'.
An arrow could only poke one hole at a time, but if a board had tens of millions of bumps, then it could poke N holes at the same time, just like a seal.
Although this was the theory, it was still very troublesome for Mo Qiong to create such a seal.
He used the simplest method to create 'bumps', which was to explode.
With the power of the Tri-Eyed Race, Mo Qiong created a type of explosive arrow that was made up of the high-energy substances in his body. After a delay, it would self-destruct.
After self-destructing, countless high-energy subatomic clusters would scatter in all directions.
Scattering meant that the landing point of the arrow was left to the universe to decide.
This was because this was a natural process. If Mo Qiong decided on the landing point, all the impact of the explosion would fly in one direction. That wouldn't be called an explosion, but an impact.
Actually, Mo Qiong could shoot naturally. He could make the arrow move according to science, drawing a natural arc and landing at a place decided by the universe.
When he was still a student, Mo Qiong studied his ability on the rooftop and realized that letting the arrow land on his body was considered as' giving up 'on the landing point.
However, if Mo Qiong had given up on the landing point, how could he make the explosive arrow travel across the universe, hit the nebula, and decide on the space-time depression?
Very simple, Sunset Bow also had the effect of absolute accuracy.
Sunset Bow didn't give up on the landing point just because the arrow landed on his body. This was something that Mo Qiong could only do with absolute accuracy. However, Sunset Bow couldn't let the universe decide.
When using Sunset Bow, the wielder would send the scene of a landing point to Sunset Bow. Sunset Bow would receive this command and make the arrow hit that place with absolute accuracy.
Therefore, when Mo Qiong was multitasking, he would give up on the landing point and send the command to Sunset Bow.
This would allow the explosive arrow to travel across the universe, reach the landing point, and scatter freely.
After scattering freely for half a day, the explosive substances would scatter at sub-light speed in a spherical area of about 100 million kilometers around the nebula.
And this … was just a concept.
Because the explosive arrow hadn't really been shot … it was still on the bowstring.
At this moment, Mo Qiong could decide how deep the space-time curvature of the scattered substances should go.
And this space-time curvature was at the level of the core of the sun. It could attract the surrounding nebula and gather them into a sun.
Finally, Mo Qiong would shoot the tens of millions of stars that were densely packed together into dozens of times and shoot them to the mother universe at the speed of millions of stars each time.
The reason why he could delay choosing the depth of space-time curvature of the landing point after the arrow had been shot for half a day was because of this.
Mo Qiong finally understood the details and essence of his absolute accuracy in choosing the landing point.
That was, the landing point of the arrow wasn't just a three-dimensional coordinate system. There could be countless' axes'.
If Mo Qiong was a two-dimensional creature, he wouldn't know about the existence of height. On a two-dimensional plane, he could only shoot the arrow to the landing point determined by the length and width axes.
Only when he could sense the 'height' could he shoot the arrow out of the two-dimensional plane and hit somewhere in the three-dimensional world.
After Mo Qiong understood the essence of his characteristic, he realized that he could make a subjective choice and give up the right to decide which axis to shoot the arrow.
In other words, he could decide the landing point of one axis or a few axes alone.
For example, if Mo Qiong gave up the right to decide the landing point of the two axes of length and width, then in the coordinate system of length and width, the arrow would naturally be shot to a certain position on the plane. However, because Mo Qiong did not give up, he could decide the height alone.
At this moment, Mo Qiong didn't use his ability to shoot the explosive arrow.
The explosive arrow was shot by the Sunset Bow. The scattering path of the explosion was naturally determined by the universe.
Actually, Mo Qiong didn't start shooting.
He waited until the arrow, under the characteristic of the Sunset Bow, seemed to have scattered for half a day.
Only then did he decide the depth of space-time curvature alone.
Simply speaking, he used the hit function of the Sunset Bow and the delayed scattering of the explosive arrow to do it for the first time …
The operation of 'let the arrow fly for a while, then I will decide its landing point'.
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