R15 said someone was trying to stir things up, which meant they did not believe we were responsible.
I asked R15 whether there had been any casualties. R15 said they had been relocating to a new temporary space, but they had only completed half the transfer when they came under attack. Fortunately, our defense system activated and intercepted the incoming missile.
So there had been no casualties among their people, but R5 still had cleanup work to do, so he had sent R15 to see me first.
We had not set up that defense. The system had.
And this whole thing was strange. Who had launched the attack?
Although the system had intercepted the attack, the Great Xia military had not reacted at all, which was also highly abnormal—unless the military had failed to detect it.
I called Xie Yi.
Xie Yi was startled after hearing what happened. "But we didn't hear any explosions on our end. Besides, if someone really launched that kind of attack, there's no way the military wouldn't detect it. Great Xia's anti-missile systems are among the best in the world. Unless..."
He deliberately paused, and I quickly asked, "Unless what?"
"Unless that missile was fired from another space. But is that even possible? Firing a missile from one space and sending it into another?"
I said, "Why wouldn't it be possible? As long as the spatial coordinates can be determined, it can be done."
Ye Jinghong had said that, and the Doctor had acknowledged the possibility as well.
It was really just a matter of trajectory. As long as the spatial coordinates were known, the missile's route could be set. The Doctor said there was only one technical difficulty: determining the coordinates—those of the target space and those of the spatial passage.
But with the