What will happen if Black Holes Move with Speed of Light?

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Hey there I am back with one more interesting question.
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF BLACK HOLES TRAVEL AT SPEED OF LIGHT?

Black holes are one of the most interesting part of cosmology…...and that’s the point to make me wonder this incredible question…...
Now this will be a bit longer and thus it may be in parts and I am not sure…
First of all, black holes are great!
They are incredible in terms of eating and thus get heavier as they grow.
They eat almost anything they see.
Black holes are bodies with extreme densities and mass …
As per Einstein space time fabric just curves with massive objects as we see in the case of black holes almost everything just atomise and they revolve around event horizon….
Since matter atomise and the time dilates just from a stationary black hole what will be effects of its moving and just think of motion at speed of light….
Anything traveling at that speed have a major impact on surroundings and on itself.
  The effects of speed of light are time dilation, mass dilation and length contraction.

Think of a heavy body getting heavier and approaching distant lands faster than anything else… surely this would mean rapid destruction, stay updated for next part…
You might think why I write such small posts and not complete in just one post because I am not long writer and I am still emerging as a writer and I want to keep it interesting.

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