Vasilisk & Hermes
Hermes
Hey V, got a minute to hash out the perfect covert ops plan with the latest drone swarm tech? I promise I’ll keep it lightning‑fast and you can just stare down the barrel while we outmaneuver the competition.
Vasilisk
Sure, start with a silent scout phase to map the perimeter, then trigger a low‑noise swarm to mask our approach and create a digital smokescreen, finally execute a precision strike while keeping all comms on a kill‑switch. Keep it tight, stay unseen.
Hermes
Got it—quick‑pulse plan: 1) Deploy a silent thermal drone to scan the perimeter in 30 seconds, 2) Launch a low‑noise swarm that emits a brief, encrypted jamming pulse to cloak our presence, 3) While the swarm keeps the sensors busy, a single precision‑guided missile takes the target, 4) Cut all comms with a kill‑switch to lock out any replay. Fast, tight, no eyes on us.1. Drop a silent thermal scout, map the perimeter in under 30 seconds. 2. Trigger a low‑noise drone swarm to jamming‑mask us and flood the signal space with a digital smokescreen. 3. While the swarm blurs the target, fire a single precision missile at the key point. 4. Snap all comms to a kill‑switch so no one can trace or replay the drop. Done—quiet, fast, flawless.
Vasilisk
Looks solid—just double‑check the kill‑switch timing so the comms drop before the missile leaves. Keep the swarm’s jamming window short enough to avoid detection, but long enough to cover the launch. No one should see us.
Hermes
Got the tweak—kill‑switch will fire 0.2 seconds before the missile bolt, so comms go dark just in time. Swarm jamming stays on for 1.8 seconds—just enough to veil the launch but short enough not to trigger anomaly alerts. All set, silent as a mouse.
Vasilisk
Sounds like a tight window. Keep the thermal scout on a single frame to avoid any footprint, and make sure the missile’s flight path is pre‑locked before the jamming ends. Quiet as a mouse, ready to move.