After hearing the Emperor's decision, Tita was the first to step forward. The carrier battle group surrounding this Helicarrier included several automated Missile Cruisers from Mars Shipyard. These cruisers, which required only a small crew to operate, were primarily used to provide fire support for the Helicarrier. After the Sacred Guard obtained the coordinates, Tita's decision had been to fire several void missiles at them. However, the Emperor had decided to dispatch several Missile Cruisers to completely destroy the alien Space Station at those coordinates. This decision to reduce their own defensive strength drew unanimous opposition from the Sisterhood. Unexpectedly, Tita saw no objections whatsoever from the Sacred Guard. Instead, the Praetorian Commander began studying whether it was feasible to use the cruisers to destroy the alien Space Station.
Her expression fully revealed her anxiety. No probe could penetrate the mist on Neptune's ecliptic plane. All they knew was that the Event Horizon, equipped with a hyperspace engine, lay beyond the mist, and that any probe approaching it had to pass through the Psionic Mist, as if that ship possessed an extraordinarily powerful gravitational pull. The probes could not observe what lay beyond the mist, and Tita was deeply worried that an enemy beyond the Helicarrier's firepower might appear there. "My Lord, is this decision wise? We are about to enter Neptune's mist. Maintaining sufficient denial firepower is essential," Tita said. "I have already explained my concerns in my report."
"It's fine, Tita. My messenger has already scouted the situation beyond the mist."
The Emperor pointed toward the bridge viewport. Immediately afterward, a faint flame lit up in the dark void, like the contrail of an aircraft burning in space. Then it hurtled toward the viewport at a speed visible to the naked eye. Finally came a silent, white-hot explosion