Shen Bing frowned as soon as he received the information Thorne had sent back.
Even before this, Shen Bing had suspected that the Azureans very likely possessed the ability to detect A3 Fighter Aircraft. He simply had no way of knowing what form that ability would take.
Now, faced with the intelligence Thorne had suddenly sent back, he felt troubled, but also let out a long sigh of relief.
He was troubled because he knew nothing about the Azureans' anti-invisibility methods. His relief came from the fact that they had finally revealed that capability.
Although they still did not know how the Azureans countered invisibility, they had at least established the range of their detection, which left plenty of room to maneuver.
In fact, the greatest threat to the human soldiers at present was not the Azureans' anti-invisibility methods, but those bizarre High Towers.
As long as they could take out the High Towers, what did it matter if the Azureans could see humanity's A3 Fighter Aircraft? Seeing them was one thing; hitting them was quite another.
Thorne had also included a suggestion for eliminating the High Towers in his report: use Charged Particle Cannons.
Shen Bing, however, had no intention of doing that.
After all, Charged Particle Cannons required enormous equipment. From power generation and energy storage to firing, every stage needed bulky machinery. This meant they could only be mounted on large platforms, at least four or five times the size of an A3 Fighter Aircraft.
The Azure Civilization currently held the advantage in the Corgi Starfield. If humanity used large transports in this region, the risk of exposure would be high.
In the past, Shen Bing would have had no choice. Charged Particle Cannons were, after all, their most powerful weapons. But things were different now: Phantom