Everyone's playing Red Giant? I, Black Hole, devour everything!

It was a huge cloud of dark matter, irregularly shaped, as if it had been stretched open from the inside by something.

Its diameter reaches several light-years.

And its total mass—

Lin Tian made a rough estimate in his mind, and then gasped.

It is at least hundreds of millions of times the mass of the sun.

Moreover, this is only the outermost dark matter cloud!

The true core is hidden at the very center of the cloud.

That was a black hole.

A black hole so huge it's suffocating.

Its mass is approximately five million times that of the sun.

What Lin Tian cared about even more was the state of this black hole.

Its accretion disk is slowly rotating, which means that the black hole is still in a semi-awakened state.

The gravitational imprint of the Ayrs acts like chains, firmly binding this black hole to its center.

This is a primordial quasar.

It had already entered the critical state of evolving into a quasar hundreds of millions of years ago.

If left to develop freely, it will become a true quasar.

At that time, it will no longer be a sleeping behemoth, but a beacon that everyone can see.

The Ayrs clearly did not want this to happen.

So before it was fully awakened, they sealed it away with a gravity array.

The purpose is to wait for those who come later.

They are waiting for someone to inherit their legacy.

"A scheme from hundreds of millions of years ago..."

Lin Tian sighed softly to himself.

When faced with the end of the world, the Ayrs did not choose to take all their resources with them.

They left behind this incubator, and this primordial quasar.

They are waiting.

We await someone who can navigate the black hole route, discover its remains, and pass the test of the cosmic will.

Lin Tian didn't know which number he was when he discovered this ruin, but he was certain that he was the first person to take this step.

Thinking of this, a complex emotion suddenly welled up in Lin Tian's heart.

It's as if you've walked a very lonely road for a very, very long time.

Suddenly one day, you realize that someone else has walked this road before.

They walked so far that you could barely see their backs.

But they still disappeared.

And you are the only one still moving forward on this path.

This sense of loneliness is more profound than the vacuum of the universe around us.

Lin Tian didn't let himself dwell on these emotions for too long.

He took a deep breath and then refocused his attention on the primordial quasar.

He intends to merge the primordial black hole and this primordial quasar into one, thereby evolving it into a quasar.

But here is the problem.

How to fuse them?

The mass of the primordial black hole was only slightly more than 200,000 times that of the Sun.

This primordial quasar has a mass of five million times that of a quasar.

The difference is more than twenty times!

If we try to devour it directly using the conventional methods, that simply won't work.

The rule of black hole devouring is simple: larger masses devour smaller masses.

This rule applies in all circumstances.

Even if his primordial black hole has a spacetime curvature of 12, even if he has an affinity for dark energy, even if he is an observer recognized by the will of the universe—all these things are useless in the face of an absolute mass difference.

Two hundred thousand versus five million.

This gap is like an ant trying to swallow an elephant.

Let alone swallowing it, an ant can't even lift an elephant's toe.

But Lin Tian was not flustered.

Because he knew that the Ayers' database contained a method.

Gravitational resonance fusion.

The core idea behind this method is actually not complicated.

The two black holes did not devour each other through gravitational crushing, but through a more sophisticated method—the precise tuning of gravitational waves.

Every black hole has its own gravitational wave frequency.

This frequency depends on its mass, rotational speed, and spacetime curvature.

Just as everyone has their own unique fingerprint, every black hole also has its own unique gravitational wave "fingerprint".

Under normal circumstances, the gravitational wave frequencies of two black holes are completely different.

The gravitational interaction between them will only result in the larger one devouring the smaller one.

However, if the gravitational wave frequencies of two black holes can be precisely tuned to be completely identical, a very strange phenomenon will occur—gravitational resonance.

Under gravitational resonance, quantum entanglement can occur between the singularities of two black holes.

This entanglement will cause their behaviors to begin to synchronize.

They will be like twins, rotating, vibrating, and releasing gravitational waves in exactly the same way.

When this entanglement reaches a critical intensity, the singularities of the two black holes will begin to move closer to each other.

Just like two identical tuning forks vibrate simultaneously when they resonate.

Ultimately, the two singularities will merge into one, forming a completely new singularity.

This is gravitational resonance fusion.

Two black holes, connected by gravitational waves, are heading towards a new life.

This process sounds wonderful—but it's actually extremely dangerous.

Dozens of parameters, such as mass, rotational speed, spacetime curvature, accretion disk state, and spheroid thickness, must be accurate to the letter, with no margin of error even one ten-thousandth!

Otherwise, it will lead to frequency drift.

However, once the frequency drift exceeds the resonant range, it will collapse.

The consequences of a resonant collapse would be catastrophic.

Once the singularities of two black holes lose their resonant pull, they will collide with each other at extremely high speeds, instantly releasing a cosmic-scale gravitational wave tsunami.

How powerful is this gravitational wave tsunami?

It is powerful enough to turn all celestial bodies within a radius of hundreds of light-years into dust.

The planet will be shattered.

The stars will be torn apart.

The entire sector would look as if it had been kneaded by an invisible hand, completely unrecognizable.

Even more profound consequences could arise from gravitational wave tsunamis of this magnitude.

It distorts the structure of spacetime, creating a permanent trace called "spacetime folds".

This mark will remain in this area forever, becoming a scar in the universe.

And what about Lin Tian himself?

His observer status will also be cancelled, and he will completely lose the primordial black hole and everything else.

……

Therefore, he cannot fail.

Lin Tian suppressed these thoughts, knowing that now was not the time to hesitate.

While gravitational resonance fusion is extremely dangerous, the rewards for success are equally enormous.

If the merger is successful, his primordial black hole will directly bridge the gap between 200,000 times the mass of the Sun and more than 5 million times the mass of the Sun.

All the problems he faces will be solved.

The Zhao family?

Amaterasu Society?

In the face of quasars, they are nothing more than ants that can be easily destroyed.

With that thought in mind, Lin Tian no longer hesitated.

He opened the detailed records about gravitational resonance fusion in the Ayers' database and read them carefully from beginning to end.

He mentally went over every parameter, every step, and every point of attention countless times.

Then, he took action.

The gravitational field of the primordial black hole began to emit gravitational wave signals outward at an extremely precise frequency.

He needs to establish a preliminary gravitational connection first.

This step isn't too difficult.

Although the primordial quasar was sealed away, it was still a living black hole.

Its gravitational field is still operating and it will still respond to external gravitational wave signals.

Soon, Lin Tian's gravitational waves touched the edge of the gravitational field of the primordial quasar.

He could sense that the gravitational field of the black hole was producing an extremely faint fluctuation.

"There's a response."

Lin Tian felt a slight sense of relief.

Just as he was preparing to proceed with the next tuning step—

A crack.

Without warning, it appeared in the gravitational field of the primordial quasar.