Well, it seemed quite a few more things had been exposed today. The Eredar Twins were clutching their heads now, not knowing what to say. But this satellite truly lived up to Far Sight's name. Ever since they had sacrificed him to the heavens—well, sent him into the heavens—its first glance had gone straight for someone's fatal weakness. If this ended up costing someone their life someday, it would not be surprising at all.
But it also fully demonstrated the technical prowess promised by the second-generation Twins. Not only could it capture people on the ground in minute detail, making their faces and expressions perfectly clear, it could also switch to viewing angles beyond the reach of ordinary satellites and even see through things. The way it proved this was somewhat embarrassing, but that was beside the point.
"Um... well... its reconnaissance capabilities are indeed impressive. They truly surpass those of ordinary military satellites." Mord DuPont was no longer in any state to speak. He had retreated into a corner to brood. After briefly consulting the technical advisers she had brought along, Elizabeth Morgan was the first to affirm the satellite's capabilities, but she also raised a question. "However, how is this satellite's guidance capability?"
A military satellite needed more than reconnaissance. It also needed precision guidance. What was the current US guidance error margin again? Three meters, or five? That was indeed a figure the entire world needed to be wary of, and one that was difficult to surpass.
"You can rest assured about that." Saloras nodded without concern. "Its guidance capability is beyond doubt. It can deliver precise death to any target it locks onto, with accuracy far exceeding existing military satellites."
That was not an exaggeration. In fact, this satellite—Dest himself—possessed strike capability. He was a genuine