In Tokyo City, some remaining soldiers hiding in dilapidated houses saw the top of a high-rise building through a curtain of tracer fire and the fleeting trajectory of a magnetic railgun shell.
Risking their lives, they used a satellite phone to notify a radar station two hundred kilometers away, warning them of this information. However, the response they received was that the radar station could not detect any signal.
On one hand, thanks to the data obtained from the Tokyo Materials Research Institute, the Elemental Material on the surface of the magnetic railgun shell had transformed into a multi-spectrum electromagnetic wave stealth coating, capable of absorbing and attenuating incoming electromagnetic waves, microwaves, and infrared radiation.
On the other hand, the shell was flying too fast. Its excellent aerodynamic shape and extremely high initial velocity allowed it to break through the dense atmosphere like a ballistic missile.
