Immediately after the second thunder appeared, another destroyer next to it also launched a missile, the tail flames illuminating the gray sky, leaving a white smoke trail as it charged into the unseen distance.
The terrifying sound echoed above the transport fleet, and no one knew what would happen next. Only the sailors in orange life jackets leaned against the deck railing, curiously waiting for the next spectacular scene.
The Great Tang Empire's anti-ship missile warhead configuration is somewhat different from Earth's because in this era, the biggest defense measure for the Tang Army's maritime opponents is still armor thickness.
The armor thickness on warships generally exceeds 200 millimeters, and the thickness on some battleships is even close to 400 millimeters, almost imagining themselves as turtles.
