The vast universe, dim starry sky.
A luminous five-star system is in rapid motion.
However, unlike ordinary five-star systems, this one is not in a balanced and stable state, and its speed of motion far exceeds that of regular combined star systems.
The speed of this five-star system is incredibly fast, reaching half the speed of light without any technological enhancement. During its high-speed motion, the five constant stars within the system continually affect and change each other, unlike other combined star systems which do not interfere with one another and maintain mutual balance. During the high-speed rotation around the Central Constant Star, the outer four stars with smaller mass are constantly being stripped of their high-temperature hydrogen by the Central Constant Star. The faster they rotate, the faster the stripping occurs, and the more mass they lose.
