In the air, Luke was stupefied by the sight. The other party had just spurted out a bit of fire. Instantly spitting out a light beam – wasn't that a little too vindictive?
Also, what the hell was up with this bluish-white light beam? The monster didn't have a plasma cannon in its throat, right?
The bluish-white light beam had a super high-energy plasma reaction that was several times stronger than Tony's plasma cannon.
But according to their previous analysis, the bat-headed monster's body was very resistant to energy, and plasma weapons were far less lethal than pulse cannons.
Thinking for a moment, Luke then realized: So, was this the reason why the big beast forced open the mouth of the bat-headed monster to shoot the plasma beam into it?
It was the same principle as him stuffing a bomb into the bat-headed monster's throat — most of the time, it was easier to break something on the inside than the outside.
