After more than ten minutes of flight, the 12 AGM-129 stealth cruise missiles launched by the drone had reached a location about 500 kilometers from Dream Island, flying at an altitude of 30,000 meters.
Above these stealth missiles, at the edge of the atmosphere, three medium-range ballistic missiles carrying Japan's nuclear weapons were cruising at five times the speed of sound. In two more minutes, they would re-enter the atmosphere and then dive-bomb Dream Island.
The altitude difference between the nuclear missiles and the intercepting missiles was 180 kilometers, with a direct distance of 50 kilometers—this distance was already the optimal interception distance calculated by Yan Fei. To accurately intercept the nuclear missiles, Yan Fei had established a dynamic simulation program in the Auxiliary Brain, utilizing its powerful computing capacity to simulate various calculations for this missile interception.
