Gradually, smaller particles of dust and gas began to orbit the newborn star. Arthur watched, fascinated, as gravity pulled these particles into spiral patterns—the beginning of a solar system taking shape.
"Gravity isn't just a force," a voice spoke directly into his mind. "It is the curvature of space-time itself."
Arthur didn't question the disembodied voice. In this state of pure comprehension, it seemed natural—part of the experience, a guide to understanding. And, his knowledge that came from his SSS-Ranked Space talent further verified the voice.
The particles coalesced, forming larger and larger clumps until planets emerged, each following its own orbital path around the central star. Arthur could see the invisible lines of gravitational force connecting everything—not as simple attractions, but as depressions in the fabric of space-time, like heavy objects resting on a stretched canvas.
