Somewhere in the Xianhe Nebula.
A mammoth beast emerged across the sky.
Because the beast appeared at the speed of light, it gave the illusion of instantaneous teleportation.
The beast looked serpentine, with black skin, a diameter of a colossal 5,000 kilometers, and a length of half an astronomical unit, about 75 million kilometers.
Such an enormous creature, with a diameter alone nearly half the size of Earth, added to its unprecedented length, its mass was preliminarily estimated to be at least 1,000 times that of Constant Star Mass.
As is well known, stars barely maintain their size by relying on nuclear fusion; otherwise, they would have collapsed into neutron stars long ago. How, then, does this beast maintain the mass of its body without collapsing?
At this moment, the beast was moving in cosmic space, and when the light from stars shone on its skin, it was directly reflected back without altering the black and cold hue of the beast.
