At the staff officers' stations, someone said quietly:
"If it doesn't come in, we can't hit it with the blast."
"But if it keeps circling around and attacks the Arctic, it'll encounter an Underground City without an Antimatter Bomb."
"That's exactly the problem."
"We only have a few Antimatter Bombs. We can't put one in every Underground City."
The atmosphere grew tense again.
The problem was all too real. Great Xia had too many Underground Cities, while the Demon God was extremely mobile.
If Great Xia lost track of it and it suddenly appeared in the Arctic, Great Xia couldn't have an Antimatter Bomb in position ahead of time every single time.
Just as everyone's thoughts grew increasingly heavy, Han Niba suddenly spoke.
"It isn't necessarily all bad."
Everyone looked at him.
Han Niba swept his gaze over them.
"Through these two incidents at Tianxiong City and Tianyong City, we've confirmed at least a few things."
"First, Antimatter Bombs really can threaten the Demon God."
"Second, the Demon God can sense that threat."
"Third, it actively avoids that threat rather than charging straight in."
The staff officers in the Command Center perked up and listened attentively.
Han Niba continued:
"Previously, most of what we knew about the Demon God was speculation, such as its ability to sense danger."
"For instance, when nuclear bombs couldn't kill it, we could only conclude that its defenses were extremely strong."
"But things are different now. It retreated."
Han Niba raised a hand and tapped the screen.
"That means it isn't completely unbeatable."
"It's afraid of dying too."
Everyone in the hall exchanged glances. One staff officer frowned and asked:
"Commander Han, what do you mean?"
Han Niba turned to face everyone.
"Since Antimatter Bombs can make it hesitate, why must we treat them as