Erebus is a gas giant located within a star system classified as AV-type, indicating features resembling those found in the TrES-2b system. With a mass of 35 times that of Jupiter, Erebus is a massive planet consisting mostly of hydrogen and helium, much like other gas giants. In a catastrophic turn of events, a massive black hole entered the once stable star system. As the black hole journeyed through the system, its immense gravitational pull began to exert a powerful influence on Erebus. The immense gravitational forces caused by the black hole's presence started to disrupt the delicate gravitational balance within the system. Over time, the black hole's gravitational influence became increasingly dominant, overpowering the gravitational attraction of the star in the system. This disruption led to Erebus being forcibly pulled away from its original orbit, severing its connection to the star and causing it to become a rogue planet. Now adrift in the vastness of space, Erebus is no longer bound by the gravitational ties of its parent star or any other celestial bodies. As a rogue planet, it wanders through the galaxy without a specific trajectory or defined path. Its destiny now lies in the hands of gravitational interactions with other celestial objects it encounters during its eternal journey. Although Erebus's color and composition were initially similar to TrES-2b, the extreme circumstances it experienced during the black hole's intrusion might have altered its appearance. Therefore, its current state may have deviated from its earlier resemblance to TrES-2b, presenting unique and potentially intriguing characteristics molded by its chaotic journey as a rogue planet.