Standing inside a space fortress with a longitudinal axis stretching thousands of kilometers, watching a vast barrage of anti-aircraft fire pour down from the surface of the Planetary Fortress, then feeling the entire land beneath you begin to tremble, crack, and roll, seeing one section of land blasted in half, and being dragged along with one of the pieces as it plunged uncontrollably toward the planet's surface amid violent explosions and tumbling—that was only the beginning. You still had to endure a long barrage of artillery fire and the impact of slamming into the Planetary Shield. In the end, you and your fortress smashed through the Planetary Shield, while the fortress itself split into three pieces as it entered the atmosphere. You and the largest piece fell toward the surface under gravity, without slowing down in the slightest, while the image transmitted by the external monitors showed nothing but a stretch of land covered in lava and toxic pools, growing larger by the second...
The whole process was unbelievably thrilling.
Although they had carried out precise calculations and over a thousand simulations beforehand, the facts proved that even the Data Terminal's capabilities were still insufficient to fully simulate the development of the real world. After the southern annex island separated from Nakdal Fortress's main continent, its trajectory deviated slightly. As a result, it did not strike the part of Amantir's shield that had been "embrittled" most thoroughly. This manifested as vibrations that exceeded expectations and a tremendous test for the "landing unit."
Fortunately, both the landing unit's inertial suppressors and its passengers successfully endured the test.
Although Lily had been completely puffed up from the moment the annex island began falling, yowling as she desperately grabbed her own tail; Nangong May had knocked her own brother unconscious with her tail