Weapon's description:
The Novator Trinity is a next-gen ALCM (Air-launched cruise missile) developed by NPO Novator for the Russian Air Force, this missile belongs to the 3M-54 family, it has a top speed of Mach 2 and a range of 100km. The name Trinity came from the sheer power of this missile, it's warhead is as powerful as three 3M-54 missiles combined, it's capable of completely destroy any ship it touches and its explosion shock can cause heavy damages to ships around in a 2km radius. But due to its power, the missile's use is extremely limited and it's considered to be illegal to use even in war, though Russia used 5 of them to instantly end an unknown war. During the Broken Border/Gensokyo Invasion incident, a single Trinity is used by Sanae on the 5th day of the incident, Sanae uses it to give a finishing blow to the super carrier JS Shokaku during her boss fight along side with a Russian special experimental squadron. The missile hits in the center of the Shokaku and splits it into three pieces. The missile doesn't appear anytime again after Sanae's boss fight.

Free to use, feel free to put it on your builds.
Subassembly instruction:
Hide the missile’s shell , it will reveal the detacher along with the missile and the bomb inside, open the detacher’s connections, disconnect the detacher from the aircraft’s main fuselage.

*When connecting it to your plane, make sure no part other than the detacher is connected, otherwise it will stuck to your plane. I recommend connecting it to a fuselage instead of an actual pylon, especially if you're using a low-end device like mine.

*The rotators and gyroscope inside of the missile has these funky input: ammo("Trinity") = 0; ammo("Trinity") < 2. These inputs make the missile's wings open and make the missile flies like a real cruise missile when released, based on the number of ammo you have on the plane. You can put as many as you want on your plane, when testing, mark the dropping order and change number for missile to work properly, every other ones must use the second input, but the last one drop must have the first input mentioned above.

*When releasing the missile, be careful not to let the missile collide with the plane, it might cause the missile to… how should I call it… malfunction? Just, when launch it, don’t let it touches your plane.

Kaboom?

Yes, Rico, kaboom.