"What's one plus one?" Pardo asked tentatively.
"Are you looking down on me?" W's eyes widened in irritation.
"How do you treat Oripathy?" Sunday suggested.
"How would I know? That's way too hard! What if I can't beat it?" W shook her head.
"How do you blow the entire bar area into the sky with three bombs?" Vita suggested, eager for chaos.
"...I actually know this one. I've studied the load-bearing pillar structure here. As long as you place one in that corner, one beneath the bar, and one on that light fixture, then control the detonation interval to 0.23 seconds, it'll create resonance and level this place." After a pause, W shook her head and rejected the suggestion.
"Huh? Seriously?"
"Why would I lie to you? I'm an expert at messing around with explosives." W's eyes brimmed with confidence.
"Since you're so confident in explosives, let me ask you this... Under non-ideal gas conditions, how would you calculate the multiple reflection and superposition effects of high-pressure shockwaves in a complex confined space?" Doctor Truth's weak voice sounded from behind W.
"Huh? What did you say? What gas? What wave?" Hearing that tongue-twister of a question, W's eyes instantly turned clear.
"...In other words, using this bar area as an example, how would you make a bomb's shockwave turn a corner and kill the enemies hiding behind cover?" Doctor Truth asked after a moment of silence.
"Isn't that easy? Just stick the explosives to that sloped surface, use the rebound angle from that metal cabinet over there, and factor in the air humidity... Hmm, increasing the charge by around 15% and delaying the fuse by 0.05 seconds should make the shockwave stack three times in that blind spot, doubling its power. The people hiding behind it would definitely have their