Ning found it incredibly hard to focus on anything as he looked down into the void. For some reason, he was feeling scared.
He never felt this sort of fear when he was flying through space, and yet, he felt it now.
"System, is my emotion natural right now? Why do I feel like it is your doing?" Ning asked.
Ning kept watching without saying anything. He quickly called Saphandra out as well. "I thought you would want to see it too," he told her.
"What am I looking at?" she asked. He couldn't see anything after all.
"That down there is a black hole," Ning told her. He simply couldn't keep his vision away from the thing down below.
"I've never seen something simpler and yet more horrifying in my life," Ning said as he felt the fear very clearly.
They were so far from the accretion disk that it didn't even register in their vision.
Ning finally gained back some focus and pulled out his body before changing back. He put the metal ball away and looked below at the black hole.
"Alright, I've looked at it. Tell me what you've been keeping to yourself about black holes," he asked.
"So… a black hole is like a recycling bin for the galaxy where everything goes to die?" Ning asked curiously as he looked below.
"I see," Ning contemplated the information for a while. "Wait, where is it getting sent to again?" he asked.
Ning remembered something that he had known for a long time, but he hadn't thought about it since it never came up again.
"Wait… this world, do you mean the place where everything is Energy and I can die?" Ning asked.
"So, a black hole is nothing different than an Origin," Ning said. "No, wait, they do the opposite things, right?"
"A galactic Origin?" Ning questioned curiously.
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