Why?
In typical interstellar combat, even during the boarding and infiltration battles beloved by interstellar pirates, they don't sneak in stealthily, much less target the Curvature Engine.
Because boarding battles aim to preserve the spoils to the greatest extent and capture enemy forces.
They would similarly create a moderate-sized entry point in an instant, then rush in and launch an internal attack. As long as they win the internal battle, it's irrelevant whether the target escapes the Curvature Bubble because their main ship will continue the chase, aided by the internal combat, ensuring you can't escape.
Unless...
In this moment, Woye recalled a classic tactic taught during instruction.
By interfering with the Curvature Bubble parameters and infiltrating the Curvature Engine controls, one can simultaneously block signal transmission, capture, and take over the entire enemy communications system!
