With a displacement of 200,000 tons, the armor of the Yuan Shou is exceptionally abundant.
The outer shell armor and framework, made from a blend of special metals and Deep Sea Luminous Stone, combined with biological meat tumor, form an alloy biological insect shell composite armor with astonishingly high defense capability.
The shells fired from the 120-mm naval guns are like water guns; they hit and bounce off, leaving only minor scratches and dents, hardly able to break through the defense.
However, naval guns are not the primary weapon of the Japanese destroyers; antiship missiles are.
Dozens of Japan's domestically produced Type 17 antiship missiles formed the first wave of missile rain, shooting towards the Jieke Group's side.
These missiles have a range of two hundred kilometers, and hitting targets tens of kilometers away is impossible to miss.
The Yuan Shou battlecruiser immediately responded, growing some fuzzy things similar to mycelium on both sides of the ship.
