Realizing that the Bush Aircraft Carrier showed no reaction after four of the main warships had been instantly sunk, the remaining two Perry-class Frigates became panicked. However, their anti-missile weapons were too late to reload and had no ability to counterattack. They instinctively moved closer to the Aircraft Carrier, hoping to gain the protection of the Bush Aircraft Carrier.
They were destined to be disappointed, though, as the sky flashed continuously with fire, and five missiles appeared out of thin air. These missiles were not detected by the radar screens on the warships, but their trails were clearly visible. They flew rapidly towards their targets—the two Perry-class Frigates.
