Missiles carpet-bombed the land, and they carried nuclear warheads. On this dream planet, there was no need to worry about pollution, so Tony had no intention of holding back his firepower.
Thousands of nuclear bombs rained down. Even from thousands of kilometers away, they could still feel the earth shaking. Countless flashes appeared along the horizon, lighting up the gray, hazy sky. Then, after the explosions, a Category 20-plus hurricane swept across the entire planet.
Humanity's most powerful weapons still performed spectacularly in this fantasy space, severely affecting the climate of the entire world.
"This is practically a man-made disaster." Luo Xia found the sight before him rather novel as well.
Even though he had visited so many worlds and witnessed the power of nuclear weapons, he had never seen so many nuclear bombs detonated at once.
People often said that nuclear war would destroy Earth, but in truth, it would only destroy the ecosystem on its surface—and it was uncertain whether it could even achieve that. After all, wars on Earth might end after fewer than ten nuclear bombs were used.
But here, thousands had been unleashed at once, and a terrifying disaster that swept across the entire planet was descending.
"You're planning to solve this with nuclear bombs alone? The bugs won't be taken out that easily," Luo Xia said to Tony.
For humans, a Category 20-plus hurricane, along with the torrential rain and tsunamis it caused, would be devastating.
But for the bugs, the effect was likely very limited. At most, the brutal weather would prevent them from attacking Canyon Base. But wiping out all the bugs with it was absolutely impossible.
The insect race was already highly adaptable. Under the threat of radiation and disasters, they would certainly evolve new forms suited to such an environment.