Jiang Yan Hai hadn't failed to react. He had reacted, but he was completely dumbfounded. You were secondhand pilots, and who knew what conditions you'd been trained under, but how the hell could you lack even basic common sense?
You dared to pull a Cobra Maneuver at nearly Mach 1?
Did you think the J10 was made of Adamantium Alloy?
The Cobra Maneuver looked impressive, but in modern aerial combat, its practical value was practically zero. It was purely for show, because it could only be performed at an entry speed below 400 kilometers per hour.
Then the speed would plummet sharply to just over 100 kilometers per hour. But what happened when you performed that maneuver at nearly Mach 1—over 1,000 kilometers per hour?
The Ying Long fighter he had yanked up at terrifying speed let out an awful creak. The pilot instantly endured a horrifying overload of more than a dozen Gs and passed out on the spot. At the same time, the aircraft's frame emitted a teeth-grinding shriek under the massive overload, then snapped apart and disintegrated in midair.
The fighter broke apart directly at the central air intake, instantly scattering into countless fragments. The pilot had long since lost consciousness from the tremendous overload and was directly struck by fragments of the disintegrating aircraft.
The countless flying fragments forced Jiang Yan Hai to make a sharp turn down and to the left to avoid the area. He hadn't expected that in a single instant, only one enemy would remain, flying toward him.
The two were already extremely close. Taking advantage of Jiang Yan Hai taking out one of his teammates, the pilot pounced toward Jiang Yan Hai's rear flank and attempted to lock onto him.
Jiang Yan Hai instantly switched radar modes and began performing all