But that would not do.
After all, this was a performance, and a performance had to serve the audience.
After something like that, they naturally needed a bit of action to make it more entertaining.
[Holy crap, they can switch like that too?]
[I've long imagined Inori piloting while Kira provided support.]
[Is piloting easier than providing support?]
[Definitely. When we control game characters, all we need is WASD, but the calculations running in the background are a huge hassle.]
[It's mainly a tactical gap. Kira got targeted, so switching people is the right call.]
[It's like that in the real world too. Didn't the world champion's friend help train the opponent before? They leaked all the champion's tactics and even copied the champion's methods to train someone else. What a total backstabber.]
[That wasn't a friend. They did it deliberately. They were just a bad person.]
"Begin the offensive against Destroy Gundam—Corona Device."
Star-picker's tactics immediately changed.
Inori immediately activated the Beam Ribbon, then drove the machine forward, practically pressing against Corona Destroy's body.
Using her speed and agility, Inori circled Corona Destroy at high speed, clinging to it while remaining as slippery as an eel.
The Beam Ribbon continuously scraped across Corona Destroy's surface. Other areas were fine, but relatively vulnerable parts such as armor seams, Sensors, and cannon muzzles were deadly at a time like this.
Without the Comet Unit, Corona Destroy truly had no way to break through its defenses.
But being unable to break through its defenses was only relative.
"Destroy's missile trajectories have been calculated... The anti-aircraft artillery algorithms have changed, counter-algorithms have failed... Reconstructing...! Inori is amazing. This kind of thing... is too difficult!"
Kira had a great many things to do.
Predicting trajectories required genuine computational power. She had to plug data