The Enrojet Alliance Command Center.
"Can we imitate Human Civilization's interception method?"
As the guns along the Border Defense Line fired in unison, the alliance leader swept a gloomy gaze over everyone. "The alliance needs an effective, practical interception plan."
Once again, the elderly scientist was the first to rise.
"Esteemed leader..."
"Until we have mastered the practical applications of grand unified theory, I fear we cannot use Micro Black Holes as a means of attack."
At those words, the leader's expression rapidly darkened.
"However..." The elderly scientist continued, its eyes gleaming. "We can still replicate a small part of it."
"Those active detonation devices loaded with antimatter projectiles are not particularly sophisticated."
"Our military factories can produce suitable copies in a very short time."
The leader frowned and interrupted the scientist. "But without the influence of Micro Black Holes, we still cannot force those highly maneuverable Curvature Missiles to stop."
"Even if we accelerate these antimatter projectiles to 99.9% of the speed of light, they still cannot catch Human Civilization's Curvature Missiles."
"How would that be any different from an Electromagnetic Cannon attack?"
Faced with the leader's questions, the elderly scientist revealed a cryptic smile.
"Do not forget that even without Micro Black Holes, those Curvature Missiles will eventually leave their curvature state."
The alliance leader was startled.
It suddenly understood the scientist's plan.
"You mean..."
"No, absolutely not!" The leader shook its head repeatedly. "Those detonation devices cannot distinguish friend from foe. If they explode along the Border Defense Line, the alliance fleet could..."
"Twenty percent of the alliance fleet, or the entire Border Defense Line?" The elderly scientist stepped forward, staring intently at the leader elected by a civilization-wide referendum. "Please make your choice."
"Three hundred thousand Curvature Missiles. Under ideal conditions, we can intercept the hundred