The night is as dark as ink.
The uninhabited volcanic island, dormant for years, now emits faint glimmers in the night.
Warning lights placed on the ground continuously flash red, indicating the experiment is about to begin.
In the distance, large buoys float on the sea.
These buoys with sensing and detection functions surround the island, rising and falling with the waves, flashing green lights.
And further away,
two advanced powerful Missile Destroyers have long been in combat readiness.
The destroyers slowly navigate, the Large-Caliber Automatic Naval Gun at the bow firmly locking onto the volcanic island.
Meanwhile, the ship-borne phased-array radar, fire control radar, tracking and search radar, and various detectors are activated.
If any sudden situation arises, ship-launched missiles can be fired at any time for close-range saturation attack.
Additionally,
there is a large aerospace electronic monitoring ship.
