Timing, it seemed, would be everything.
As WARMS notified her of the cannons aiming their way, the torpedo locks were going to be far more troublesome. And they were much faster than any shots coming from Aries 1.
Yukari took a small breath, then moved.
"Engaging CFS stealth system! We are going blind!" The sensors went dead, but Yukari's memory had clearly imprinted upon it the positions the ships had been in. Right then, Taurus 1 and 2 were screaming that they had lost their target locks, but Aries 1 had a rough estimate of where the ship had been, which was enough for a volley.
Yukari wished she had enough time to relay her plan to Nyton, but she was still moving. Hitting the throttle again, she made a short, curved jump, one that kept them about 10 million kilometers away from the center of the spherical SDM explosion. If her jump calculations were correct, they would end up above the three vessels.
Her mind ticked the second or so the Miharu needed to make the jump, then let the ship fall out, pulling a similar drifting maneuver compared to the one she had used near the Iori. "Dropping stealth!"
The sensor screens and monitors flared to life again, showing that Yukari had been off in her calculations by about 900 kilometers -- close enough for this work, she grunted mentally. However, Nyton's shots were lined up, and Taurus 1 and 2 were now frustrated into reacquiring their torpedo locks and maneuvering themselves into place.
Dull in the starlight, the battleship's dorsal side was in full view for Nyton to fire his rearward torpedoes. As soon as he did that, she would fire the engines and drift again, spinning the ship to allow him to fire the aether cannon.