Rabbit Eclair
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"I want to take out the shuttle traffic first with transphasic aether warheads to minimize the threat they'll pose to Hoshi later. Their blast radius will have to be calculated so that they cause minimal damage to the planet while doing enough to clear the cloud cover for Hoshi's entry."
Calculating the optimum placement of a spherical blast so as to have a maximum coverage of the shuttles but a minimum intersect with the planet? Miyoko was in heaven. Math was one of her strongest points, but somehow, the army had had little use for combat mathematicians. She quickly plotted out a few potential trajectories--with the Miharu's abundant computational power at her hands, it was practically trivial--and requested the Miharu to adjust her projections as the situation changed. Out of the options that she came up with, she chose one that would put the most area of the blast between the Obakemono and the surface. The potential of momentarily disrupting the enemy communications or catching any quick-responding reinforcements on their way between the ship and the planet couldn't hurt, after all.