But because everyone's missile launch actions have been ongoing during this period, there are still countless nuclear missiles shooting toward that area at fifty times the speed of sound!
The result was that the nuclear missiles, accurately aimed at the purple-black beam, exploded prematurely five or six kilometers from the Transmission Array, without harming it in the slightest.
Conversely, those missiles that deviated from their trajectory didn't explode mid-air but rather exploded two to three kilometers away from the target point!
Even though their nuclear missiles aren't very large in tonnage, they still have an impact range of two to three kilometers.
So, a sarcastic scene unfolded.
The missiles that directly hit the target didn't damage the Transmission Array, yet those that deviated from their track caused some damage to it.
Although the damage wasn't significant, at best, it caused the purple-black beam shooting skyward to waver slightly.
