Breakthrough

"You're sure? It can definitely destroy the mountain in front of us?" Marvin, Horde Company's local CEO, repeated the same question for the seventh time.

"I'm sure. According to my calculations, it's enough to destroy that annoying fortress on the mountain." Ke Ya, head of the Research Department, replied helplessly.

"It had better be. Cosmic Star One has swallowed nearly half of our company's research budget." Marvin muttered nervously. He could not afford to lose again.

It was he who remembered that he still had this thing in his warehouse.

Although several of their weapons had been used up hunting the divine beast—the hunt had failed—he remembered that the Research Department had once mentioned that if the manned spacecraft accelerated at full speed and crashed into the ground, it would cause a terrifying ecological disaster.

"I hope... the more terrifying, the better." Marvin, treating a dead horse like a live one, stared upward, though it was already impossible to see the spacecraft's direction.

"Relax, relax. We calculated it back then." Ke Ya yawned, too lazy to waste time on someone who was about to become her former boss.

They had indeed calculated it back then, but there had been no Divine Bone aboard that "spaceship" at the time. Moreover, their understanding of the properties of the Spin Force Stone had been far from sufficient. They were using version 1.0 data to calculate a theoretical creation of version 10.0.

"Who did the calculations back then? Some intern, I think. Whatever, it doesn't matter. As long as it gets that guy in front of me to shut up." Ke Ya was utterly unconcerned.

She vaguely remembered stopping the calculations halfway through. Why? If this thing was too dangerous, how could the project have been approved so easily?

"It should be fine."

She