Unless Lyra could pile up Quark Material as thickly as a Neutron War Star, it could form a Material Standing Wave Barrier in the Quantum World. To a certain extent, such a thing could block impacts from the Quantum World. Just like the Neutron War Star, which had only lost a layer of its outer shell after taking an Identical Spin Strike.
Fortunately, an Identical Spin Strike was not truly instantaneous. It clearly involved a process of "winding up" and "unwinding."
Although the Electron Warship had wound up its "mainspring" beforehand, there was still a process when that "mainspring" released its power.
It was precisely this process that the humans in Third-Person Piloting Mode detected.
The pilots, who had remained intensely focused, were the first to notice a change in the Electron Warship's Macro-Electron. It had originally been wrapped in an Electron Cloud formed by Micro-Electrons, but just moments ago, the pilots suddenly detected that it had developed a microscopic spin property, with a value of 1/2.
This change immediately put the pilots on alert. In past observations, the Electron Warship's Macro-Electron had either been stationary or rotating. It had never possessed a spin property.
For such a property to suddenly appear now, there had to be something strange going on.
The human pilots quickly realized something was wrong. In a flash, they shared their observation data. The pilot in the Main Pilot position immediately made a judgment, then, with the assistance of Lyra's Intelligent System, processed the information and transmitted the command as data to Lyra's control system, directing Lyra's next move.
They had long known that the Electron Warship was composed of one Macro-Electron and one Micro-Electron. The spins of those two electrons satisfied a Shared Electron Pair Relationship: one spun upward, the other downward, like interlocking gears