Finn Lewis knew that this black entity was devouring the star. The material of the star was constantly being swallowed by the powerful gravity of the black entity, drawing it out into a comet-like tail.
Furthermore, due to the powerful gravity of the black entity, not even photons could escape its grasp, which meant there was no backscatter of light; hence the human eye naturally could not detect it. Thus, they faced the current situation where a star, no smaller in volume than the Sun, was a mere 20 million kilometers away, yet they couldn't see anything.
It was as if there was nothing but darkness there, and everyone, including Finn Lewis, gasped in shock. They all felt a sense of fear because this meant that their previous judgment was completely wrong. It seemed as though there was nothing there, and had they not activated any detectors, there was a chance they could have collided with a star without even realizing it.
