"Gasen has disappeared! An intelligent species must have discovered us and kidnapped him," another alien said.
The remaining alien said, "Our scans of Earth over the past few days have confirmed that their technology is not particularly advanced. They haven't even unified their planet yet. A planet like this poses little threat to us. However, the nuclear bombs these creatures have produced are quite powerful. We must handle them carefully."
The alien who had spoken first said, "Commander Suosuo, aren't you worrying too much? With the speed of our OX Fighter Aircraft, how could nuclear bombs possibly threaten us? If they really used nuclear bombs, all they would accomplish is their own destruction."
The one called Kugu said, "I agree with Bulu."
Commander Suosuo said, "Don't forget our objective! If all the humans on Earth die, our years-long Captive-Breeding Plan will have been a complete failure."
"Then what do you intend to do, Commander Suosuo? Are we supposed to keep waiting? Gasen disappeared yesterday. Who's to say another companion won't disappear tomorrow? What about the day after? Our Home Planet paid an enormous price to teleport each of our warriors here. We aren't afraid of dying, but our deaths must mean something."
Commander Suosuo fell silent for a few seconds, then said, "We aren't simply sitting idle. We need to adopt a sound strategy—at the very least, we must deny them any opportunity to launch nuclear bombs."
"Then we should use the Lightning Tactic to strike their leadership headquarters! Once the entire planet is reduced to a mass of disorganized factions, it will become nothing more than our body-breeding planet," Bulu said.
Kugu said, "Such a tiny planet, yet it has over a hundred countries. Absolutely absurd. Where should our lightning strike target?"
"A decapitation strike! Naturally, we must take