However, these cigar-sized small missiles were much larger than the miniature tracking missiles used before. In the movie, Iron Man had only one small missile hidden in his arm, yet the Tomahawk Missiles they had launched numbered more than a dozen. They also maintained a safe distance from one another, so they would not all be destroyed by the sympathetic detonation of a single missile.
Even if the two Iron Man suits before them carried more than one small missile each, there could not possibly be many. Even combined, the two suits could never intercept all dozen-plus Tomahawk Missiles.
When that happened, he would have no choice but to personally intervene, catch up to them, and withstand the blasts himself!
The military's calculations were certainly well made. Just as they had predicted, given the size of the small missiles, each Iron Man suit was indeed equipped with only one.
If it had been the old butler, once he discovered that the small missile could not detonate all the Tomahawk Missiles, he could have continued chasing them and used a greater number of miniature tracking missiles to destroy them.
But at the same time, he would have entered the Tomahawk Missiles' blast radius and been caught in the explosions.
Unfortunately, the amount of ammunition Chen Mo carried could not be judged by common sense.
After the first small missile was launched, another missile immediately popped out from his arm and swiftly fired.
The military personnel were not overly surprised by this sight, but when the third and fourth small missiles followed in rapid succession, their expressions finally changed.
The four medium missiles were not small, and this Iron Man suit was not especially bulky. Once the arm armor and internal drive mechanisms were accounted for, there should not have been much